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  • Why would they do that, they know he's on the list.

  • Trying is a piece of shit, but literally every president does a ton of obvious quid pro quo pardons. Most pardons are bullshit.

  • I think part of it is that Reddit has gotten so bad that even casual users are noticing that it's basically indistinguishable from any other corporate social media.

  • They are suggesting that going to open source solutions won't result in new industry in their countries (i.e. that Google won't be opening offices and data centers and such there).

    It's a pretty bogus statement anyways, but it's not COMPLETELY senseless.

  • I think a couple of the Android MP3 player apps offer library syncing with PC music library managers. I think that Gone Mad Music Player will sync with MusicBee over Wi-Fi.

    Personally, I wound up just loading files directly to a DAP because it's just easier with the amount of music I'm loading at any given time.

    What I do is download an album, pass it through music brainz picard to fix the tags, drop the files to my DAP, and then backup the files to my NAC. Pretty simple really.

  • Hilariously, this would seem to make it a felony to employ an undocumented immigrant. Funny tell the farmers, factory owners, roofing companies, general contractors, etc. etc.

  • Don't forget that they fork over millions of dollars to Joe Rogan while they are doing it.

  • I've tried explaining this to me peers that just quietly bust their asses while noisy jerks (including me, but to a lesser extent than most) get perceived as high performers because they engage with their bosses and work on things that have high visibility.

  • I think it depends on your source.

    If we are talking about a downloaded good high bit rate MP3 and a FLAC, then yeah, I can't hear a difference.

    For streaming, I CAN hear a difference between the default spotify stream and my locally stored lossless files. That difference might come down to how they are mastered or whatever spotify does to the files, but whatever it is the difference is pretty perceptible to me and I don't have especially sensitive ears.

  • I buy headphone cables based on how nice the cable feels, if it transmits noise when it rubs against stuff, and how well the connectors fit into the devices I am using.

    My favorite is when people get picky about cabling for digital transfer. The ones and zeroes either get there or they don't, nothing in-between. They work or they don't.

    I think the best thing to do is to assess your ability to hear difference. I can absolutely hear the difference between my Bluetooth earbuds and a decent wired IEM, so I use wired headphones for listening to music. I CANNOT hear a significant qualitative difference between the $25 Chinese IEMs that I use and more expensive options that I have tried, so I use the cheap ones.

    To be sure, there ARE perceptible differences between wired headphones, but those are more a matter of EQ and personal preference. I can achieve my maximum perceivable level of quality with pretty inexpensive hardware. It doesn't mean that other people cannot, that isn't my problem.

  • I think the biggest mistake that the current administration is making (at least in terms of domestic commerce) is the complete failure to understand that consumer protections are NOT altruistic services given away to people. They are devices intended to increase consumer confidence and therefore consumer spending. A properly regulated market means that customers are confident that they will be given fair terms and will get what they have paid for. If you erode those protections the result is that consumers spend less.

    The governments role in a capitalist nation is to serve as a guarantor of the integrity of transactions within its jurisdiction. If it abdicates that responsibility people will curtail their spending commensurate with their perception of increased risk. In short, people stop buying shit when they view those purchases as risky.

    Since Trump and his cohort have never actually engaged in LEGITIGIMATE business they view these regulations exclusively as impediments when the reality is that they greatly benefit corporations in a consumer driven economy.

  • You think climate change is tinted to the United States? Have you looked at a map recently?

  • There the problem with turning every agency into partisan bullshit, it suddenly becomes pretty easy to just defund them because they weren't benefiting you anyways.

  • It was a NEST camera from Google, which is only a meaningful distinction because it means they ALL do this shit.

  • They aren't really making a ton of games that justify a costly upgrade anyways.

  • Yep. Your data is stolen and it's never going to be used in a way that benefits you unless you're really fucking important.

  • They are desperate to make it look like the google cameras aren't recording and saving data 24/7 regardless of whether you have an account or not.

  • Sure, except that Discord was accessible when these were set up. There is nothing stopping Reddit from doing the exact same thing next year.

  • The FBI didn't do shit. Google is recording from these devices whether you have a subscription or not. They just didn't want to surrender the footage right away because they don't want their customers to know this. It has the fucking NEST watermark in the corner FFS. This wasn't forensically assembled footage, its just video from the normal operation of the camera that is constantly snooping on all of us.