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synthpop
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Comment #40456075
I wasn't suggesting the like count would be hidden, but the ability to click into the like count underneath the post to see the list of users that liked the tweet. The article isn'…
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Comment #40454347
Aside from this clearly being a reactionary decision from Elon to prevent getting roasted with screenshots every time he likes nazi tweets, this also appears like a convenient way …
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Comment #39446496
My read is that TV (or 'entertainment' as we've come to know it since the cultural explosion of television) still requires artists and/or professionals with some form of skills/vis…
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Comment #36481879
+1 for international orders, would love to get notified once that goes live. I noticed that there doesn't seem to be a shopping cart to check out with multiple items at once, even …
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Comment #34870905
You could always try making some music with mobile DAW/synthesizer/audio sampler apps. Or play around with photography and graphic design apps. Or get good at chess.
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Comment #34835614
It's ironic that as a result of previous generations of the USA being so terminally car-pilled, the "scenery" of most American towns/destinations have slowly transformed into bland…
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Comment #34775250
? In this instance, the risks to be worried about is far more than just cancer. And it isn't exactly comparable to a career in a vinyl chloride factory because factories don't typi…
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Comment #34699938
Data would actually be a perfect name, but I don't think current technology qualifies it for a title of such power.
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Comment #34684349
Chatbot :)
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Comment #34612229
Society of the Spectacle. The revolution will not be televised.
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Comment #34550680
Before writing any code, you'll probably want to lobby the government to completely overhaul the broken copyright and DMCA laws first. Then design the hosting around a decentralize…
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Comment #33473400
They can keep holding their property? Homes are meant to be lived in by people.
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Comment #33292769
This is a fair enough point, I'm not saying the host isn't being wronged by the state in this instance. It is a burden to fund such things that he may not reasonably be able to aff…
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Comment #33292542
Then if it's free, can it really be considered a business in the eyes of the state? Why aren't free auto-generated captions from YouTube sufficient for appeasing the law if no mone…
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Comment #33291635
Not much of a description of the new accessibility requirements, so I don't think people can have much insight about what exactly broke down here. I'm guessing if a website has mor…
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Comment #32499757
I get that this was developed for use as a practical tool with lots of potential benefits for analyzing videos shot by amateurs, but I'm rather more interested in what kind of audi…
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Comment #32489531
This POV is making the wrong equivalency, though. Prog, Krautrock and early (usually more abstract/experimental) electronic music) weren’t usually released to meet “pop” ambitions.…
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Comment #32488895
Any attempt to hold music by some metric of purity ('real'ness) is always bound to be reductive and rather joyless imo. Surely there has to be 'classic' artists or genres that you'…
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Comment #31608435
I suspect that this isn't actually a big deal for most musicians and listeners, but probably indicates that Spotify wants to integrate their service into more peripheral contexts b…