It's also worth checking out Atoms for Peace. It's Thom York, Flea (from red hot chilli peppers) and the producer of radio head (whatever his name is).
Is it just me or are people also using hands up instead of hands down? As in: this is hands down/up the best post I've read all day.
As a non English native this always throws me off.
This is how I do it. I have all my media on a raid 5 tho. Broken hdds are unavoidable in the long run, so I want protection for that. If something goes sideways at rebuilding, so be it. Most of the movies and shows I'm wondering what I save them for anyways. My music collection is worth more to me and backed up properly. Same goes for my personal stuff.
But xmanager is not providing the apk, so the project doesn't do anything illegal.
Also if you root your phone (not illegal for some devices) you can install any app from the store and the apk is just there.. on your device, which you can then patch.
It's an app to patch the spotify app, so you have all the premium features. It's not illegal per se, but still, they don't want to grab too much attention.
Kann ich mir nicht vorstellen. Das hieße, dass neben jedem Parkstreifen ein genau so breiter Radstreifen sein müsste.
I like that it adds everything into one post instead of replying a dozen times. Good work.
I think one of the reasons people like having kids, is because they can see the world through there eyes. Everything you've already experienced numerous of times, they get to see for the first time and relay there joy to you. And you get to show them. Ignoring the depressing reality, painting a picture of the world like it once felt to you.
Sind solche Seiten nicht vergleichbar mit z.B. reddit, nur dass dessen Content creator bezahlte angestellte sind?
Verstehe mich nicht falsch, ich finde das auch cringe und unnötig, aber im Endeffekt bekommt man doch fast überall den gleichen low effort content serviert.