We’re only now starting to try and ensure spacecraft are designed in such a way that they completely break up.

Shape/size/material all have an impact on whether something completely breaks up

https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Preparing_for_the_Future/Discovery_and_Preparation/Design_for_demise_bringing_spacecraft_down_safely_and_efficiently

I’ve been looking into tube archivist actually. Want to get it set up soon and try it out.

Auto downloads, direct to Jellyfin, rules set up to delete them afterwards

https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist

True. Either wah I personally download all my music in flac/mp3s so I can have exactly what I want regardless of which service its on or not.

Well ideally nothing gets injected and you control your playlists yourself so you can choose high quality releases

YouTube Music has the biggest music catalogue since you can mix and match official and unofficial releases in your playlists.

It’s the equivalent, but does the software make use of the ROCM if they are programmed for CUDA?

Yeah, the deck has really increased my trust in AMD hardware.

I was straight up thinking of going to AMD just to have fewer GPU problems on Linux myself

I saw a YouTube clip explaining that they use a secondary drone to boost the signal to get around some of the jamming.

The game of cat and mouse continues.

True. But they did make it more difficult to discover RSS feeds by removing all those features.

Honestly, yeah I think that’s how it worked for me too. Reddit wasn’t exactly the same, but depending on how you curated your subreddits, it could fill a similar role.

They just seem to make wacky brain-dead decisions all the time and nobody really understands why they make the decisions they do.

I still miss Google Reader

And the internet as a whole moving away from RSS feeds in general is also not helpful

Google Reader died more than a decade ago? oh my jeebus, I feel ooooooooollllld

If I ever do have children, this is one of the things I want to teach them.

Hopefully, it turns into an important memory for them.

Learning about technology from their parents’ and how it isn’t magic.

Of all the comparisons you could make, you compared it to a website you can buy the files, and download them DRM free?

This is the one example where you can actually keep the files even if the band deleted their account.

It would definitely be a solution for me. Two beers in and I’d be safer in a bus than behind the wheel.

Also, if you’re drunk as a skunk, all these outcomes are better for everyone than getting behind the wheel and messing up somebody else’s life.

You don’t have to shed a tear. But I find your take incredibly harsh on bands that are trying to start out and find their audience.

Eliminating low quality AI content is desirable for me as well, but nuking even more incentive for bands that are starting out is the wrong thing to do in IMHO

But then are you implying that those bands that are that unpopular are undeserving of getting paid even a little? Because they’re not a “real” band?

I kind of call bullshit on that take.

There’s definitely AI generated music that can surpass 1000 streams per year and many real bands that cannot.