Good to know, but honestly, it’s gonna be so long before I can actually think about getting this that it probably won’t apply anymore. I’ve got all of $37 and some Discover Rewards points right now.

Looks cool. Wishlisted, maybe I’ll be able to grab it eventually.

Gotta be real, WeMod looks sus af.

I mean, I dug around the one-page site looking for a price for a while, read every line on there, looking for the price I could tell it has, only to find nothing, so I searched it. $7.99 a month, totally hidden. Not looking good.

I do not as I cannot afford the extra storage required to do so.

Okay, but, Picard is for managing an already existing library, not downloading new music…

EDIT: Ah, okay, I see what you’re getting at. Picard covers half the use case talked about in the OP, and that’s what you meant by “for songs available there.” Alright, I follow now, lol.

???

Isn’t Musicbrainz an info database like Discogs?

Are you talking about the recommendations feature the home screen has or is there something better else that I don’t know about?

I have the opportunity to repurchase a game I am literally holding right now but can’t play? Hooray.

Yes good you advocate for such a perfect world where everybody’s online activity can be constantly tracked. Fuck yeah, surveillance states rock! I love it when laws exist that require me to offer my full name, dob and address to every shady website in existence! /s

In regards to you coming to a tech forum, making tech commentary, and then thinking everyone else is ignorant for disagreeing with you, might I offer you some light reading?

When called out on it, they then doubled down on this dogshit take:

That makes it seem like Andy here just doubled down, but it’s way worse than that. The company released an official statement doubling down on Yen’s stance.

Except for when they’re extremely bad at doing this and use it as a weapon, such as what they did with TF2C.

Looks super cool. Too bad they don’t have a way to add custom SearX instances other than modifying and building the extension yourself.

Gonna be real, microblogging is never gonna really work with decentralization. It barely works when centralized. It’s isolating by nature, and only really amplifies the voices that are already the loudest, and the introduction of separate servers and federation delays only make those problems worse.

Bluesky’s moderation team is shit. Recently, their “head of trust and safety” went full Elongated Muskrat and tried to permanently ban a user who was tracking his public data.

I’ve looked at SDF before, and one thing has never changed: I have no idea what I’m looking at or how it works, and the more I look the more esoteric it seems.

Edit: Ah, that’s right, I dropped looking at SDF before because of how condescending their FAQs are.

Not so much self-hosting related (though I do run a Jellyfin server on this PC), but within the past week, I was sure I was gonna have to reinstall my os (and probably take the opportunity to jump distros) because audio just would not work. Everything seemed to think it was fine. Even OBS was picking up the audio, but there was no output. Persisted through reboots and everything.

I have no idea what happened to cause it or fix it.

Which is the outcome Valve wanted, more or less. Of course getting the whole thing thrown out would’ve been preferable for them, but they trashed their arbitration clause specifically so this could go class action, thereby saving them a fuckload of money.

Police say it appears to be a suicide. Probably true, honestly, but that doesn’t mean he wasn’t driven to it.

I present: the reason we can’t have nice things.

A very short summary that may not be entirely accurate but is close enough:

WP Engine made a good amount of money off of WordPress without contributing back, and Automattic broke their own license to fight them, all the while the CEO became increasingly unhinged.