The joke’s on them - my time has very little value anyway
The joke’s on them - my time has very little value anyway
When Vanced went down, and before ReVanced came out, I had stopped using YT. The ads are unbearable.
So I know what I’d do.
Believe it or not, peak humanity.
It’s all downhill from here
How are they supposed to feed it into their LLMs later if it’s encrypted??
Spotify is usually reported as one of the worst paying for the artists.
They also don’t distribute the value by time listened, but pool in and award the largest artists (don’t remember the specifics, you might need to look it up).
They were also found/accused of using their auto generated playlists with made-up artists who’s money goes to ‘noone’, just shady stuff.
That’s partly a manufacturer issue, a lot more difficult problem to solve than it may seem.
There’s a gif at the bottom of the article. Looks similar to any video scrubbing interface.
They’re all proprietary, so it’s less than ideal.
LDAC is owned by Sony and supported by some Androids.
Samsung has their own codec, Apple does too - each vendor locked.
Then there’s Qualcomm’s aptX/HD, which should now be fully supported by Android.
I don’t use apple, so can’t comment on other options there.
The bluetooth remark is a bit misleading, there are codecs that provide better audio, which is even noticeable on Spotify.
If you have earphones that support LDAC for example (sony XMs are popular where I live), you can even use that with Windows via 3rd party software (search Win A2DP - not free, but can recommend).
Inkscape has been a lifesaver many times, but it’s packed like a shit in a bag.
I can’t believe they still use the old file selection on windows without a path input box. I literally can not open a file from my network drive. It doesn’t even remember the last path!
The easiest workflow I found is to just copy projects to downloads for editing.
Besides other things.
It’s so that you know it’s working hard
You don’t? Really?
Can’t blow up the plane if it falls apart first
I’ve tried all the popular alternatives, and not one was better.
Theoretically, buying the songs without DRM felt best, but having enjoyed nearly 6,5K different artists on Spotify so far, that won’t really work.
Unfortunately, as an average consumer, that means I’m sticking with Spotify for now.
They used their customers to fight their publisher. It worked out this time. Good on them, if you ask me. Game studios get messed about far too often.
You pay for the privilege of getting ads beamed directly to your desktop
Nothing to break up monotonous office day like looking out a window to see a coworker running for their life
There’s an android version too, for any non-apple tableteers.
There are a plethora of cable earphones.
I don’t understand why people complain about wireless.
You’re not the target demographic.
Is everyone walking around with crumpled clothes? Or am I missing some critical life hack?