

That looks one third ginga.
Recovering academic now in public safety. You’ll find me kibitzing on brains (my academic expertise) to critical infrastructure and resilience (current worklife). Also hockey, games, music just because.


That looks one third ginga.
That’s $30 down the drain.


I very much want to know but I ain’t click’n nuth’n.
No we’re not. You’re not entitled to our attention.
You can do whatever you want. I think the message is clear that there is limited support for AI here. So if you choose that as your “medium” it may meet with limited traction.
should i give up the idea because i can’t create it without AI?
Yes.
Finns pronounce every vowel. If there are two of them then get pronounced twice. So Snoopy becomes Sno-o-o-opy and boom becomes bo-o-o-om. Double consonants get a syllable length pause so happy becomes hap_py.
I worked with a Finn and they celebrated book day. Or as he pronounced it, bo-o-o-ok day.
Why go through the expense?
I think they just add water to bring down the fat content. All the other nutrients fall in proportion.


Andy Williams wasn’t an actor, he was a famous performer in his day with best selling albums and a television variety show. He retired to Branson and engaged with the community theater. I have no idea who Roger is or why OP thinks this is a precious artifact.


My class didn’t know who Quentin Tarantino is.


But I don’t want random bandcamp samplings. I mean I like new music and go to a lot of Indy shows, but I want the ability to hear a song I like and then do a deep listen to the artist without committing to CDs or a trip to the library if it’s available.


I don’t disagree with you. But I have a lot of CDs already :) The rationale for me is that it’s all available. I watched a Billy Joel documentary recently (I know 🙄) but it made do a listen through his discography. I’m glad I didn’t buy those. It turns out I already knew the songs I liked and discovered 0 enjoyable deep cuts. But even at $15 a disc that would have been a $200 play through. And yes I’m aware of the high seas and the library.


I pay for YouTube Music and premium gets thrown in for free. Why? It’s mostly momentum.
I used Groove back when that was a thing, and when it folded I could migrate my playlists to YouTube so it was easy and than $10 a month. Now it’s $30 but it’s still like buying a cd a month. I am slowly de-googling and some month will stop using the service. It just hasn’t been a top priority.


“Go #@*! yourself!”


Lane assist is an absolute menace. It gets turned off in any rental I get in.

I can see you are a Victorian latecomer. Although the Royal Navy thrived on nerdery.
I always hated it. Particularly because it ruined that Simple Minds song for me.