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Hopefully. But I think companies are already starting to realise the value of having your bytes in a place you control

Kudos.

That's it, that's the comment

An agreeable position if those opinion pieces were written in good faith by a respectable journalist who knows what they're talking about. Honest opinions are never wrong.

But in today's news it's just a way to publish straight-up misinformation and propaganda, they can just abuse their position to just say whatever and people internalise it because, well, it's the news.

Journalists and news outlets used to depend upon a reputation of integrity and factuality built over the years. Now anyone can open up their "news" website, or be a politically motivated party with lots of resources, claim completely made-up stuff, and when those articles reveal themselves to be complete bullshit, nothing happens.

Also, the world seems to really have lost the conception of what is a fact vs what is an opinion, a deduction, a belief, and so on. Guess the nature of Internet communication doesn't help with that.

What years of having to choose between shit presidential candidates does to a mf

Ardour and REAPER are free DAWs that you can use to both do that and record your performance

A tale as old as tea

Ha! Courts!

Yes

TempleOS is not Linux!

The email protocols don't natively support this, so yeah your best option is to embed or link to a webpage that becomes inaccessible after a set amount of time.

Same way as an HDMI cable enables piracy?

Everything is easy when you don't have any idea how anything works

I don't understand the eagerness of most people to go nuclear by adding potentially dangerous arguments when not required.

Use rmdir to remove a directory you expect to be empty, not rm -rf

How to create a successful GPU company in 2025:

• Step 1: build a time machine and go back 30 years

Wait what? x)

Do you have a link where I could read more?

MP3 metadata management has always been a pain in the ass. I can suggest Picard and Beets as useful tools, but there will always be some effort required to maintain properly

To me is that they've been conditioned to believe that change requires some hero-type to show up and save the day.

Then I apologise about my ignorance on the matter, but you're now making the same point as the author - were you mocking or sharing their perspective?

There's a lot that goes behind "work" that you don't see in the final output. It's important to care about that art, and a shallow copy is just not the same as "the real thing". Right?