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10y ago
> apparently it makes more sense in 2016 to sync a song with uploading it to an other computer (teh cloud™) then download it back instead of copying it locally within 1m of proximity. From the original post. Been there done that, waiting
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10y ago
Well iTunes already syncs to iPhones natively in the same manner, also via a wireless connection. The only difference is that you control which playlists are synced in iTunes itself (not whole library, checkmark beside playlist), not on dev
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10y ago
iTunes as in software is free. My music is mainly electronic livesets, nothing DRM, so all the streaming services mean nothing to my taste.
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10y ago
> A clear need for you isn't a clear need for everyone. This goes both ways.
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10y ago
> Tip!: The Mobile Sync feature requires an active Plex Pass subscription for the main Plex Media Server account. Paying for being able to transfer files within 1m ? Yeah no. Thanks for the tip though.
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10y ago
With sync I mean full oneway sync with playlists created in the music player. I create a playlist which I'll then listen too in iTunes and with 2 clicks it's fully existing on the phone, with the .m3u playlist file, recognized by
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10y ago
What's new here ? This was always the case (using foreign hacked boxes to hide your origin) only now we're bombarded by this because of using it for political show.
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10y ago
I'm a Windows user and love iTunes. There's just isn't any piece of software that lets me sync all my selected playlists with a single click via Wifi to Android (iSyncr app) reliably. I can also use a remote to navigate (Retu
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10y ago
In 2014 you had Kitkat, which was the last "good" Android release. The L (and future) are just horrible with memory and they don't care, since most of the devices now are 2GB+.
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10y ago
And that's probably because they don't want to include the Reboot option in the power menu [1]. [1] http://www.androidpolice.com/2015/12/02/sony-is-trying-to-pu...
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10y ago
Wow, this looks awesome, will definitely check it out, thanks.
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tdkl
10y ago
Or you know - running memtest86[1]. [1] http://www.memtest.org
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10y ago
Wire also recently added an username feature[1], where you choose a certain username and don't need to disclose your name or phone number for others to find you on it. This replaced looking up contacts per e-mail. [1] https:/
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10y ago
More people should watch the movie "Das Leben der Anderen"[1], how Stasi thoroughly bugged the living places of people dangerous to "state security". Now they're buying them for being too lazy. [1] http://
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Apple AirPods Are Disposable and Hard to Recycle
(ifixit.org)
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10y ago
Everything is an experience with Apple customers. Even opening their wallets wider every year.
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> Apple hasn't made a really revolutionary product since Jobs died. It's more about regression for cosmetic reasons then not being revolutionary. There's potential with development of newer hardware and yet they use it to
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10y ago
It uses a lot of data, which even in 2016 isn't cheap for majority of mobile users.
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10y ago
> So what makes non-depressed kids more smitten? That they're receptive to BS tests and more easily manipulated ? > What's interesting is that there is a differentiation between the two, not which is the 'right' w
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> So we want to swap a world were we occasionally see controversial or unorthodox views for one were anything that might offend someone is filtered out That's what the sheltered "safespace" generation is being taught.
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10y ago
Since when can random bloggers write their thoughts for prominent newspapers and call it articles ?
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10y ago
Well obedient consumers should behave like that. Also did you check lately, maybe you're clinically depressed considering your lack of enthusiasm of the evalution method. /s
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10y ago
The dev had a giveaway of lifetime licenses then changed his mind because of fallen revenue and set those licenses to expire after a year. Nothing was taken from customers who bought the app. I rather did see this happening then service shu
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10y ago
You can also flash a disguised version (the app will have the name "System Framework" and a stock Android icon)[1]. [1] https://www.cerberusapp.com/get After that you can set it to be run only with a specific numb
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10y ago
Or "depressed" children simply aren't smitten by simple artificial gifts.
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10y ago
Based on the market, it's just you and couple others, yes.
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10y ago
Manufacturing machetes pose a threat to US national security at some point.
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10y ago
War is a racket.
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10y ago
Local network connected devices that can be reached over the Internet if desired. You know, like PCs.
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10y ago
User gitarr on reddit[1]: 1) Privacy Badger maintains a separate, plain-text list of every domain you've ever visited: https://github.com/EFForg/privacybadger/issues/1064 2) Every time you start Firefox,
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