Brought to you by the company who put literal root kits on their audio CDs that silently installed when you listened to your music on your PC.
Nintendo sues everybody. It's common knowledge
Hope you're hungry
This is great for creators because of the copywrite Nazis.
Everyday I hear about giant corporations leaking data. Nothing happens to them. Congress needs to impose huge fines for data breaches. The government also needs to be held accountable. It's bullshit
They knew that was coming. Whatever
You sound like a smug a-hole.
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Greedy fuckers
I have a pixel 6a with 128gb. It's plenty for me. This phone is hardly an expensive flagship. What works for me may not work for you.
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Oh no... Not that
I don't notice any of that personally (probably missed it). Did the dev reply to any of those claims? Over six months of no updates is kinda worrisome
So they can come out with something new
Oof. I'm guessing your modem wasn't actually connecting at 56k then. Or anywhere near it. I was able to get a 3-5 megabyte mp3 in about 12-20 mins max using my dial up service. This is using Napster.
I wonder what this would go for on auction? 500k?
Didn't one of the devs also go on to make the DAW called reaper? Great DAW btw
Any good internet radio apps?
I'm looking for a (preferably) open source or foss android app that can tune into web radio stations. There are plenty of apps for mainstream radio stations, but what about an app that allows you to connect to some awesome Internet radio stations? I remember the old shoutcast stuff. I dunno if this stuff is dead or thriving? Thank you.
Naltrexone
Has anybody here had experience with naltrexone? I recently started taking it because the cravings were so strong I couldn't take it anymore. My only side effects have been mild muscle and joint pain, slight nausea, and decreased appetite. Also, I tried to drink a beer while on it and it just made me feel sick so I threw it away. I got sober last June and I slipped up a few times since then, but this medicine has helped me a ton. Curious if anybody has had a similar or different experience.
Contacts backup?
I'm basically looking for an app that takes my contacts information (all my friend's phone numbers, etc) and puts it into a text file. I like to have my contacts on a piece of paper just in case I need numbers and my phone isn't available. Any suggestions?