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by tim-- 5y ago
But you are not decrypting the DRM. The software you are using is decrypting the audio stream in real time in a way that works similar to the official client. The logged in user is not breaking the TOS.
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by tim-- 5y ago
I just checked Spotify, and it seems like yes, it does now get focused automatically, not sure if it was always that way, or I just feel that I need to click the textbox after choosing the menu item on the left hand side. That being said, i
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by tim-- 5y ago
Again with the multiple clicks though. You need to select 'Singles & EPs' after clicking the drop down with the label 'Albums'. To see all the tracks, you first need to change the view from grid view to list.
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by tim-- 5y ago
Sadly, this does not work on the newest version of their client.
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by tim-- 5y ago
No, not at all. There are ways to implement this without making it a requirement to use the app. For example, you implement a counter for each user of the app, so they can only use a subset of the API requests allowed for your application.
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by tim-- 5y ago
One thing that has devastated me about recent Spotify updates is that now, when viewing an Artist, you do not get to see all of the albums (or at least the first 10 newest albums) for that artist straight away with all of the tracks listed.
187.
by tim-- 5y ago
The trick would be to have each user register their own API key.
188.
by tim-- 5y ago
I thought that the audio from Spotify was all ogg?
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Psst: Fast Spotify client with native GUI, without Electron, built in Rust(github.com)
1138 points by tim-- 5y ago|422 comments
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by tim-- 5y ago
There's still plenty of georestrictions on Spotify. As an Aussie, I see heaps of songs on play lists that are greyed out.
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by tim-- 5y ago
I appreciate that Firefox is listed before Chrome in the list of suggested browsers.
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Audiate: Audio Recorder and Editor(techsmith.com)
1 points by tim-- 5y ago|0 comments
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by tim-- 5y ago
SEO strikes again!
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by tim-- 5y ago
Quick back of the napkin calculation shows that it is using roughly 17 petabytes (!) a month of bandwidth.
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by tim-- 5y ago
It's not Caterpillar doing this, though. It's Bullitt Group. They are the same people behind the Kodak phone. Thier whole business model basically revolves around licensing big brands that you have heard of, and making mobile devi
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by tim-- 5y ago
I can not recommend Contexts [1] and Rectangle [2] enough! [1]: https://contexts.co/ [2]: https://rectangleapp.com/
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by tim-- 5y ago
Voltswagen definitely made some noise. I think the other large car manufacturers have been learning a few tricks.
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by tim-- 5y ago
You joke, but they actually made a TV series. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Inspectors
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by tim-- 5y ago
I am using the Beta. Testing with both mode=1 and mode=2 causes a no purple tick to show on macOS.
200.
by tim-- 5y ago
Firefox does not pass the second test for me on macOS. Also, wow. How fast is the new Firefox?
201.
by tim-- 6y ago
I thought the whole AMD team was the red team! /s
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by tim-- 6y ago
It needs to expire before 397 days, because otherwise the CA will not be valid, even if it is marked as trusted. https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-wants-to-reduce-lifespa... edit: a word
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by tim-- 6y ago
> I wish there was a solution for those of us who develop web interfaces for embedded products designed to live on LAN There almost is! Instead of self signed certificates, use a certificate authority, and install that on the LAN's
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by tim-- 6y ago
Cool app! Just as a quick idea, you might want to make sure you compress your 4.4MB bundle before sending it to a client. Splitting your bundle might help for the initial page load, too.
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by tim-- 6y ago
I think the grandparent is referring to this? https://lwn.net/Articles/845535/
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by tim-- 6y ago
LaTeX is more of a typesetting application, where Scrivener provides much more tooling around story telling. Scrivener provides you with tools like corkboard and outliner, which lets you have a place to store ideas and todo lists for what y
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by tim-- 6y ago
But if it's not Unix, what is it?
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by tim-- 6y ago
I'm sure having 400,000 twitter followers and being known as the creator of Basecamp/Ruby on Rails definitely helps. https://twitter.com/dhh
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by tim-- 6y ago
Why not just use AGPL v2, then?
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by tim-- 6y ago
But the code licensed as Apache 2.0 stays that way. The open code doesn't magically become closed source.

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