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by jdillaaa 8y ago
Lovely design. Question, why would we not just use Apple's official site? For example, search for something on https://tools.applemusic.com/en-us , then just click sign in on the top right once you select your music. I
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by jdillaaa 8y ago
Interesting. I just use a thumb drive in my car with a ton of MP3s on it (which would achieve what the Zen Stone did), but cars didn't have USB inputs in 2007 so I see how the Stone could be useful. For standard music listening though,
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by jdillaaa 8y ago
Definitely would never happen. iCloud is a huge lock in factor to iOS / macOS. Opening that up would be like opening up iMessage, it would allow way too many people to easily leave the Apple ecosystem. iCloud + iMessage are two of the
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by jdillaaa 8y ago
I did not know Apple Music was on Android. I wonder if they're using FairPlay (used on iOS and macOS) to do DRM or if they use Widevine? Apple Music's recently released web portal uses Widevine to do DRM (same as Netflix and Spoti
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by jdillaaa 8y ago
This. Jobs and Co. brought iTunes to Windows (reluctantly) because people were not willing to buy a Mac just to use their potentially new iPod. The underlying philosophy was that people who used the iPod would be more likely to buy into App
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by jdillaaa 8y ago
Very interesting, hopefully this will change the _sham_ of user data protection laws that America has in place now. Senator Wyden is awesome -- the leading voice in Congress about consumer data protection, cybersecurity, and privacy. It is