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I didn't make the comment you're replying to, but views can exist independent of comments and likes, and bots can just as easily like and comment. Likes and comments by real humans can remain steady and bot views can vary dramatic
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>Competing with YouTube is certainly possible, It is, but it's hard to gain the same audience share for all the reasons you mention. Just ask Dailymotion, Vimeo, Twitch, Odysee, Peertube, Rumble, Kick, BitChute...
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Around 2010-2015 there was the cloud-based version of this called Grooveshark. Basically, you streamed each individual file from other people's libraries, which theoretically (at the time) avoided the Napster problem. "You never d
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Most of the "testimonials" I'm seeing are actually negative. >I used nuclear and had a horrible experience with it. It looks bad, you wait for 1 minute to play a 3 minute song, it's slow as fuck. Probably it's be
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This also varies significantly, but I think supports the idea that the farther you are from ownership, the more service is equated to demeaning one's self for a salary that remains unchanged if you help someone or not. If the shop isn&
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Michael Harner's earlier work was in the same vein. He even released a record back in the 70's with drum beats that fit the typical shamanic rates he saw in use.
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Really, more like Wim Hof without the chill (as in ice bath). Wim Hof and vibe?
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These are the same banks that very often have no app-based MFA login, and refuse to do anything other than send me an SMS TOTP. The irony is that they'd rather suffer losses from fraud if the fraud is less than the cost of setting up A
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There's maybe a couple dozen forks of FireFox or other Chromium-based browsers out there. Probably more, but certainly enough that this headline made me give a slight eyeroll, thinking "another one, huh? OK, so what's actuall
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I just commented above, but it's really more like being a student at a university. You can enter all the buildings with your student ID. You can be friends with people in other dorms and enter the building. Even though you're an e
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I use Lemmy, and while federated social media might seem like this up front, a good comparison is dorms and classes at a large university. Every dorm/housing and school program has its own vibe and attitude. Your student ID gets you in