pbuzbee

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   by pbuzbee 10y ago

   Agreed. Firefox falls short when it competes directly with the better-backed browsers. Its niche (and current advantage) really relies in working well for power users and letting the community find new innovative ways to enhance a browser.
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   by pbuzbee 10y ago

   I made something similar with my own data recently. With ~330k plays and 11 years of data, I really enjoyed seeing the long-term changes and trends in my music habits. I could see where my tastes would change based on where I was in my life
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   by pbuzbee 10y ago

   This post says there are 53,632 unique songs. 15,503 refers to the number of unique artists.
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   by pbuzbee 10y ago

   > A single universal volume control This is exactly what I want.
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   by pbuzbee 10y ago

   I feel like the problem is that people outside of tech don't have a sense of how much data is collected, and they also don't really see negative consequences of it. First, there aren't really any negative consequences to gove
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   by pbuzbee 10y ago

   Lately I've been strongly considering making my own personal streaming system. I've spent years building a large and organized collection. I'm reluctant to switch to a streaming service because I'll lose the years of rat