candle_lighter @ candle_lighter @lemmy.ml

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems that as long as you don't buy processed foods in America you should be able to easily avoid Nestle?

Spotify premium quality doesn't sound any different. If you want Hi-fi use a program called Nicotine+ and specifically download .flac files

I've found a lot of obscure stuff on use net but there are still some things, mainly Asian movies that I have only found on private torrent trackers.

Something really funny will happen to hansl@lemmy.world on 4 August, 2026

https://discord.gg/pfmAegk8bD

Both of those things are easily done with Gyro. You should try it out :D

I think you live in an alternate universe and also have never tried it

Gyro aim is very good and can easily compete with a mouse

Gyro is easily comparable to using a mouse

Is anyone else having issues with the game not allowing you to use any input except the left stick

Is she keeping her seat

I'm not sure if AvistaZ has music but you could check there. It's a private torrent tracker but unfortunately the registration isn't always up. You can join their Discord to be notified when registration is open. Alternatively you can pay for access by buying a seed box from them.

To give those who have restricted/censored internet access the ability to use Lemmy.

It is still possible to do this using out proxies on the i2p network

Not sure if you mean finding more music or having people find music you create. If you intend for people to find your music you created on a private self hosted platform you obviously need to look elsewhere but if you want to find new music to listen to there are still options.

You can connect Tidal to your Plex and listen to any music on Tidal on Plex and get discovery/recommendations. You can also connect Plex to Last.fm and get recommendations that way. If you want to manually discover music you can use a site that does that like everynoise.com

Use the Plexamp app

Learn to torrent and throw Plex or Jellyfin onto your computer then you have your own Spotify and Netflix

Don't care. I'm still going to dead name the bird site.

But now it's native! :D

Not exactly. It's a privacy respecting front end so your data isn't being sent to Google