Yes, in the car. But I immediately change frequency when it comes to ads or start to talk too much about useless stuff (for example for some reason at 9am most channels need to waste 15 minutes of people's lives by reading gpt-generated horoscopes)
It's a way to listen to something different all the time, otherwise if I choose Spotify it always the same stuff
Although some radios are like 50 tracks on loop with pre-recorded talk segments pretending to be live.
To any staffer doing illegal stuff on this empty promise: he didn't say he'll do it for free, remember to put away some cash to purchase one when needed
My conspiracy theory: those signing keys are very "tasty" maybe Microsoft was aware that some state-sponsored attacker got hold on them and blacklisted for everyone's safety.
Imagine what would happen if NSA or that other Israeli spy company could sign fake veracrypt or Wireshark binaries
I doubt that it's doing real time transcoding in av1, probably just sending the file "as-is" to your client device and you're noticing as modern networks allow real time streaming of files with that size
My server with much newer components does like 5 fps in encoding av1
An individual storing 10tb on their "unlimited" cloud backup: $8/ month
A company storing 10tb on their S3: $60/month
An ai company storing 10tb on their faster S3: $150/month AND must use multiple petabytes (at least $30k/month)
It's easy to see which kind of customer they like to have