MadBigote @ MadBigote @lemmy.world

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Unconscious doesn't mean not suffering.

I went to London last month and, by all means, any foreign food would be better than whatever those kids were having.

That's kinda missing the point. I am aware my taste in music is not the same as the new generation, still I hear and discover new music that's actually interesting.

On the other hand, Spotify misses the opportunity to actually offer you discovering new genres, artists, songs that you may like. That's OPs point, and I agree.

The last time a streaming service actually made me discover new music was 2015 Deezer.

Capaldi COULD'VE been a great doctor, but he fell flat due to the showrunner's scripts and the BBC getting their hands too much into Dr Who.

The last i watched from DR Who what's Twice upon a time, and made up my mind Dr Who would never be as good again.

Are reddit comments really leaking into Lemmy? Jfc

You can easily repurpose old drives for this. I started my server scavenging drives and using my laptop. I upgraded to some WD NAS HDD and I'm about to upgrade to a better Synology NAS.

There are options for people wanting to start hosting.

So are you just walking everywhere?

Cuz that would be an irl situation. Lol

You can go to your closest library and do the exact same thing: copy all books by hand, or whatever. Of you then use that information to make a product you sell, then you're in trouble, as the books are still protected by copyright, even when they're publicly available.

... With an app...

He also said Linux-friendly, lol.

There's definitely people only looking for free content, but others like me pay a fair amount of money for the services needed to get going a Plex server, for example. I pay for a VPN to stream outside my network, I pay for JDownloader, a MediaFire account, a Plex subscription, etc...

It's cheaper to just stick to Netflix and their horrible catalog and practices than to run my server the way I do, but it's not just about the money.

Isn't that called a Cartel?

Uber was cheaper because they were burning VC, like every other startup. Uber service declined A LOT soon after that. At least in my country Uber drivers vehicles are complete trash, almost falling apart because Uber cannot afford to limit themselves to drivers with mint vehicles anymore.

The May store it, but Russia wants Google to store it in Russian territory.

They're still up, but you have to pay a subscription to download. At least that's what the webisode I found said.

Didn't Canada just now passed a law legalizing assisted suicide for the homeless? THATs what I'd call their solution to homelessness/s

Don't blame Linux, hardware manufacturers have never been kind to the Linux community, but things have been changing for a few years now.

LM is a great start, congrats. My Linux story began in 2010 with Ubuntu, and I never went back. I'm rocking a Fedora station for my daily use, and Im more in love with Linux than ever.

How so? I miss the old gnome, but I have accepted gnome 3 for what it is. Kde was quite interesting for me back in 2012, but it didn't perform well with my old setup. What's new with kde? Id like to give it a try, but I'm too old to break my SO by having both gnome and kde on it.