Possibly only existing as a reg because it wasn’t an American plane…

And animals with shorter lifespans, makes it much faster to track progression, possible causes/fixes etc.

Ah, I turned off auto play because it would randomly start playing other music instead of continuing my massive playlist…

Yeh, found it in the android app (on tracks, not artists). Not there on desktop though.

I can play the radio on the app to my desktop though… Guess that works. Not exactly great UX though.

Thanks for pointing out that it exists though!

At my PC now, where the radio option doesn’t seem to exist at all!?!

Instrumental music for working, music with vocals the rest of the time.

80% of my listen time is probably instrumental.

Big skiing/cycling/walking area. Much better than the rest of the Alps IMO.

Thanks for the long reply.

Did not know the radio function existed. On mobile at least I can’t find it on the artists page? I have to go into the … Menu on a track in a playlist?

I listen to a lot of instrumental stuff while working, so I may be going too indy? Someone like soundcriters should should have something on their page?

https://open.qobuz.com/artist/5003476

I dislike that you have to go to a playlists page to play it in shuffle, you can’t do it from the playlists menu.

Double clicking should play a track but doesn’t.

They don’t have any other recommendations apart from those human made ones though? Couldn’t find what I wanted.

The UI is awful and their artist pages are normally blank for indy artists.

The migration is pretty seamless though, and they apparently pay their artists way better.

Don’t you just take mon- Fri as 6 separate holidays?

Unpopular opinion (here anyway):

Google timeline is really useful! Let’s you know where you where when you need to know. Have used it, or told people to use it multiple times when someone needs to know when/how long they have been out of the country, or when they moved house etc.

They made a change recently so that it’s all local or something? Not sure how that works.

Having home, work and other key locations set in Google maps is also… Really useful.

It’s windows + : for me?

Well, the steam deck is 3 years old now… Poor Intel.

The ‘product’ in this case isn’t the website, it’s the data.

Are you willing to spend days/months researching things and gathering data? For it to be useful, you have to be doing more than just repeat marketing data.

If your going to do it, do the research first, find a cool way of displaying it, then see if anyone is interested. If they are, consider making the platform.

I switched to it. Not bad, but it’s music discovery is awful compared to Spotify.

Do any of the platforms have an ‘instumental’ tag for music? Feels like it should be a basic feature…

The idea is that while it punishes the citizens of the country doing the tariffs, it makes their local industry more competitive in the country. This can be used fairly or unfairly.

Take steel for example. Most countries consider it a strategic resource, the want/need to be producing it to guarantee a supply in case of war, supply issues etc. Another country might be able to sell it cheaper, but you want to ensure your country still produces it; put a tariff on it, so foreign steel costs as much as the local stuff, keeping them in business.

Europe put a tariff on Chinese cars, because China was subsidising their companies so they could flood Europe with unfairly cheap cars. (Although local companies dropped the ball too)

Trumps tariffs won’t work as no one trusts that they will remain - he changes them on a whim, so no one can build out manufacturing to take advantage of them.

The red bull crew must have been feeling awesome, until they found that McLaren beat them, twice!

I assume the ambient sound microphone was too close to a mechanic

It’s the official fantasy F1 app, good fun!

Has lots of green flags to me!

Should have gone for the BOR, the Hulk has been behind on average.