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  • i do love the listenbrainz scrobbling, the playlist generator is awesome, but my weekly playlist keeps getting holiday music. meh

  • you get it! this is my train of thought pretty much!

    how likely am i to get off my ass and skip it based on the mood im in.

    Depending on how deep the HDD shortage goes, i suppose I'd consider deleting songs based on the rating

  • this is exactly it!! the query terms are there to rig up hardly ever needing do anything but choose a playlist at the beginning of the day/week.

    If we could get the skip track metrics in, we could even start curating the flow of the playlists ( 5 skips of tracks with the genre containing "metal" will call a calmer playlist?)

    Oh, and it would filter out any track that wasn’t 5 that had been played in the last two weeks.

    and yes!! the date last played letting me have not in the last ___ is so useful!

  • at least you know i's a human?

  • i totally get what you mean but heck,

    some songs popping up might make me cry or get too pumped-up for what i am doing. ive always been easily moved by music and have to be careful, especially during work hours, if i am talking to a lot of people that day.

    when i am in the mood you're describing, that is when i throw on my "Absolute Bangers" playlist

    the only search query is rating being 4-5, regardless of genre!

    between the ratings, genre, and moods, i can curate a vibe, letting me set the tone any activity

  • does deleting the whole lxc and restoring from the backup on the other machine count?

  • who has a good front end for caldav?

  • Future

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  • that's a cool chat. I'd smoke a blunt with em

  • probably toon link

  • every time i scroll by this post, the beatles 'nowhere man' pops in my head

  • i have a computer in the bedroom that has my 'local copy' of music

    i download with nicotine on that computer, tag with picard, then sync with rclone to my proxmox server/navidrome lxc that runs on docker.

    i have an old music player device that i flashed Debian on, and installed two snapcast servers/clients simultaneously on that machine, one with mopid-subidy extension (but a fork that allows for server scrobbling) and another tied into home assistant for announcements.

    the player can play directly through mopidy, or DLNA

    or snapcast can swap to any of my linux computer's with pipewire snapcast discover, and i can listen with feishin (or anything else in the entire world) and sling to snapcast from there.

    away from home, tempus on android

  • smart guy TV show concussion re genuis the boi

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  • i get to say this every year

    but it's the coolest summer of the rest of our lives

  • no thank you

  • this is 🔥

  • bigscreen?

  • cake felt so strongly about it that they wrote a song