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Since the 3rd of march 25 Spotify blocked the apk mod version. What are the alternative music player you would recommend?

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  • I've been using YouTube Music for a long time. I encourage everyoneone to download the Revanced Manager (link here) and mod the original APK (you can download it from anywhere, namely pureApk or uptodown) by yourself. The process is incredibly easy and you can have almost all advantages of premium without paying a penny, like with the modded Spotify APK.

    • Firefox terms up service (it got way worse)

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  • It's time to move to LibreWolf I guess...

    • Ps4 games

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    • Best modded instagram app for Android?

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  • Always use an adblocker. With ublock, no issues at all.

    • Cheap, OpenWrt compatible routers with WiFi 6?

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  • Any glinet routers will do the trick. They have overall good routers in a wide range of prices. Note that all of them have openwrt installed by default.

    • Best modded instagram app for Android?

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  • Right now I'm using InstaPro. It's receiving frequent updates and as for now, I don't have any major complaints about it.

    If you want to download it, its official website is instamod.net. Watch out for fake links you may find on Google.

    • What things do you refuse to pirate?

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  • Windows antiviruses. It's not wise to use a cracked program that's supposed to protect you from malicious cracks/downloads...

    • sci-hub - any recent sightings?

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  • Thank you for sharing. It's very convenient and useful. 🥰🥰

    • Hate when it happens

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  • I call them "zombie torrents"

    • Remote Desktop solution that works without a monitor on host PC (Windows)

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  • You can use Parsec. It's free and closed source, but it has an optional driver that, if you install it (you will be asked during the main installation) it will allow you to use Windows in remote without an attached screen. I tried it and it worked quite well. In the remote device you can even select at what resolution you want your host computer to cast when there is no screen plugged in...