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I don't that's a problem of distribution but rather getting the data in the first place. Why wouldn't Facebook prevent those services from accessing the data? Ask the developer of Apollo, the Reddit client, how well relying o
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> Their parents are giving into their demands for *an iPhone due to social pressures entirely originated by Apple's monopolistic behavior (iMessage green bubbles). First of all, we don't have that problem here in europe. People
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Most podcast apps rely on Apple's podcast index to power search. Yes, you can manually add a feed in most clients but that is not how most people use their podcast app. They search for podcasts in their app of choice. If a podcast does
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3y ago
Movie publishers aren't interested in offering DRM-free content.
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3y ago
At least for apps and photos you can disable it. For files I'm not sure.
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3y ago
> But, where do you buy your electronics from? a TV, a GPU, a monitor? What's their return policy? That seems so strange to me. Here in Germany we have countless electronics shops that have better (as in cleaner, well categorized) i
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3y ago
Escape Collective for cycling gear and topics. It's a recently launched outlet consisting of quite a few ex-Cycling Tips writers. They don't use ads and are instead supported by their paying subscribers. The content is fantastic i
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3y ago
Wow. I mean, I'd never buy an Android device myself but I find such a strong opinion very surprising.
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3y ago
It's a criticism basically all recent Nolan movies share, not just Oppenheimer.
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3y ago
I'm a cyclist that rides anywhere between 200 and 500 Km a week (depending on the season) and does IF 20-4 from monday to friday. I usually eat after work at 4 PM. You can absolutely do low intensity workouts in a fasted state and I re
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> I genuinely believe this game of whack-a-mole would end if Youtube stopped being greedy and offered a simple plan, than offered ONLY no ads. No stuffing of other products like Youtube Premium or whatever the case may be. You can keep s
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Would you prefer Youtube to prevent creators from using sponsored content in their videos? If so, where would you draw the line? Just clear in-video ads? Is it ok to review a product that was provided by the manufacturer for free? There
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I think the ad-free content actually is the premium feature most Youtube subscribers are willing to pay for. I know I do. On the other hand I don't think Youtube cares about users that aren't even considering to pay under any c
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3y ago
Sounds like the iMac had spinning hard disks rather than SSD storage.
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> Honestly it's getting ridiculous. I'm a dev and I can work on a macbook air no problem. That's not surprising. It may certainly depend on the kind of development work you do but in my experience web development has alway
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3y ago
I mean your wife could probably explain her employer that the company is paying for a connection that doesn't provide enough bandwidth to do the job and that the money would be better spent on the Starlink connection. Of course they mi
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3y ago
> They need to either start charging everyone for access or stop complaining. I pay for access to a lot of things but I'm not paying money to avoid ads. Then don't. It's fine. However please don't complain about not b
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> Also consider that taking on strenuous exercise when you haven't done it in a while is going to cause elevated heart rates, beyond what your previous normal heart rate was during that exercise. Regular exercise will also eventuall
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3y ago
Healthcare shouldn't be something only software engineers and other well off people can afford.
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iTunes doesn't sell lossless music. You can stream lossless music with Apple Music but you can't buy it.
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3y ago
NTS Radio, Rate Your Music or Discogs should be great, deep rabbit holes that lead to new and interesting discoveries.
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3y ago
Prepare for your music to disappear at any point. Licensing deals end and albums you love are suddenly removed from platforms. I understand that's an acceptable trade off for a casual listener. I actually use Spotify for previewing alb
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To be fair it really doesn't matter since it's quite easy to convert between lossless files. I prefer ALAC too since I use iOS devices. However let's not pretend that Apple supporting FLAC wouldn't make things easier.
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3y ago
At that point it sounds easier to have the focus switch executed automatically with all relevant parameters preset, e.g. duration or curve. Sort of like CSS transition or MIDI automation.
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> currently all my album art is completely messed up on my iPhone That's not normal. Maybe just sync your library again.
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3y ago
Unfortunately some labels deliberately use artist accounts. I can only guess they do so because it keeps their visitors within their catalogue more easily. With a label account users clicking on the artist on a release page will go to the a
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> Another thing that has annoyed me for years is if artists release through labels: If I click on an artist, I want to see their music, not all music from the same label so that I have to painfully look through the whole catalogue to fin
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> An EDID override like this would be helpful for macOS as well, where the monitors swapping around after standby is a real annoyance [0] [1] Are you sure this is still true? I had this problem for a very long time but it seems to have b
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> The caveat is that you know what you're doing. Most people don't. Computers are made for most people. While you're absolutely correct it's my impression that most people will grant any permission without reading jus
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2 parents, 2 kids. It might not happen all the time but I think in a family of 4 it's easy enough to run into this scenario that you might be interested in 4 streams.
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