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2y ago
I buy music on Bandcamp, and copy the files over with SMB/Samba/network share.
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It probably depends on the genre, for metal, almost everything is on bandcamp. The main exceptions are some very old, some very poppy nuclear blast/napalm record stuff, or generally Japanese bands which mostly seem to not care about no
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2y ago
Amazon Music has 256 kbps VBR MP3s
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2y ago
So instead of being able to use a wide variety of clients with established providers like jellyfin or plex etc., I’d be limited to koel’s app only? Jellyfin also just works for me. I’m not opposed to new media servers, but with this starti
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2y ago
That’s a fair point. Wish there was a proper article instead of local media and their GPT-level stuff.
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2y ago
I agree with you, but I’m wondering about TFA here. According to the article, she wasn’t actually mentioning the names of the bullies, why would an emergency judgement be done to stop her use of social media? I feel like something is missin
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2y ago
It works as long as you previously configured it properly (by default it shows websearches), and don’t need many configuration options or features in general. For most users it’s enough, power users might want more.
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2y ago
The feature in powertoys run is called Window Walker and has, in some way, been in every launcher I’ve ever used. I don’t think Mac users really understand that many of their fancy features are also a thing on other operating systems. I lik
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> on the top of it Prime is not even worth it anymore. I had been thinking about cancelling, when something happened that made me disappointed in their customer service, something that used to be top of the line for Amazon. Didn’t even g
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2y ago
Please explain what’s wrong about my reasoning then?
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And you didn’t get the idea to just show them, as I said, either? I’m not saying it’s impossible for little kids not to know about it, I’m saying it’s very straightforward to show them why that’s wrong by using the one tool they seem to bel
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2y ago
If they only trust ChatGPT, why not just show them? From asking leading questions, to simply asking ChatGPT what the chances are of it making mistakes and hallucinating, there are tons of options. Considering this is a transcription of a de
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2y ago
Notably, the price tag does not even include the raw material. Which makes it an even weirder headline. But then it’s BI, which is not exactly known for quality or reporting.
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2y ago
You keep not reading my comments, why ask questions?
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2y ago
I do this as well, but then just using a desktop computer makes us a minority. My wife, who also mainly uses a desktop computer (though she uses her phone a lot more than me) does rarely do that. Instead, she uses wishlists/shopping ca
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2y ago
As I said, style over substance is indeed what chrome offers. Can’t even see the damn URLs at a glance.
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2y ago
I tried the bookmark bar and could find no difference. The bookmark manager for FF seems far more advanced, with Chrome going the simplicity, beauty, and lack of information route. I use bookmarks heavily.
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2y ago
What does Chrome do better than FF with bookmarks?
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2y ago
I'd say sd card failures are the most common rPI failures.
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2y ago
And that’s not a crime?
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2y ago
I can recommend "Totally made up conversations about choosing Entity Framework version numbers": https://blog.oneunicorn.com/2020/03/26/numbersarehard/ ;)
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2y ago
It’s not just a DSL, it’s also the fluent API. Because one thing Microsoft loves more than money, is confusing people with their naming.
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2y ago
Yes, here's the exhaustive list:
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2y ago
I have a device that "forwards" the bell sound to a receiver because my office is too far away to hear the bell otherwise. This would solve it, your suggestion would be even worse.
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2y ago
Was it unlimited? I only remember it being a decently high number at the time, far higher than any other freemailer.
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2y ago
Works fine for me, as I said, I can pay with MC debit almost everywhere. The bonus is no-fee foreign currency payments, just for the basic MC exchange rate. Back then I checked, and the only others that offered that were mobile-only banks.
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2y ago
Yes, I am, N26 only gives you a Maestro card if you pay extra, and even that (which I don’t have) doesn’t support girocard. The one I have is MC only.
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2y ago
Weird, I wonder if that’s the south? Up here in Lübeck, even the small stores now almost always accept everything thanks to the small SumUp terminals.
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> Germans by-and-large even refuse to use debit cards (pin&chip) I’d call that a minority, especially since Covid. > not being able to pay with my card in a restaurant for example An even smaller minority, especially for restauran
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> Then why did so many vote extremist anti EU? Like the parties (again, here in Germany, don’t know enough about other countries) that manage to be even more corrupt? That actually supports my point. The biggest winners here were the ant
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