If you know how to use yay, how can you not know how?

Then… how did you not know how to get MongoDB?

Or yay. I’ve found yay to have more intuitive defaults

These were carshare cars abandoned after the bubble burst. Also, that’s Geely, a different company that also sponsors a popular taxi service which almost exclusively uses Geely EVs to transport passengers.

According to the soundcharts link below, they pay about half of spotify’s pay.

The image is from a reddit post. You can click on the link to read it if you want.

(Weird, I remember kbin rendering it as an embed…)

Ugh, spotify soot again?

At least according to spotify (it would probably be illegal for them to lie anyways), Spotify pays almost 70% of revenue to rights-holders (whoever distributes the thing, e.g. record labels), which means they take about the same cut as Steam. Good luck complaining about that.

You often see people citing the $.003 per stream for rights-holders figure for Spotify. That’s not exactly what Spotify decides! Spotify pays rights-holders share of the 70% of the revenue based on how much they were streamed. TL;DR: Spotify pays rights-holders slices of pie based on how much their artists help bake. So, if artists aren’t getting payed enough, Spotify simply isn’t getting enough revenue despite reinventing radio for its free tier!

Not to mention how certain rights-holders (fortunately not DistroKid) gobble royalties away from artists. And, the author’s solution to (insert @Nougat’s comment here)?

(On a side note: I hate Tidal free, because it “doesn’t” have ads! Every single interruption I’ve encountered so far is the generic Tidal announcer telling me to subscribe to premium. Sometimes I even get a freaking video “ad” on cellular data telling me the same thing, and there are only 4 “ads” in total! There’s no variety! It’s just repeating! Aaaaaaaaa (dw just yelling me name

£10 = the price of every single album you listen to in a month, combined?

no, it’s a penguin

yeah I’ve tried that, didn’t really work

I use arch btw :(

i’ll try, thx!

Huh, how did you get the fingerprint driver working? Or was it not made by some random Chinese company?

I’m pretty sure that my link also works regardless of instance. It works when I visit it on your instance.

@programming_horror , anyone? We have an in production version of this used in Wikipedia

You can read https://github.com/arindas/manjarno , which should be a gist but for some reason some authors insist on pull requests despite the comment section

TL;DR: Sloppy repository handling causing several major incidents in the past, plus some pamac traffic spikes which DDOS’d the AUR in 2020

IMO Not much of a point to use it when EndeavourOS exists

None of these are Arch

(Manjaro is based on Arch but has large reliability issues and has proclaimed that they are not Arch)

btw your avatar looks cool

Did you try Arch? Specifically, EndeavourOS?

May I interest you in the socialism of the norse?

or, for some language-specific ones, learncpp and the official kotlin learn by examples

The reason was that it didn’t have enough users and it costed resources to maintain and develop (despite Mozilla’s- how many developers?- that needlessly removed GTK theming support from their apps). Personally I don’t like web apps due to their memory footprint, so for the only times I use them, I just search it up.

I seriously do hate that Firefox is going to be my only option on a couple of months for ad blocking.

It isn’t. uBO Lite and Adguard are already enough to block most ads since Google increased the adlist-without-extension-update-limits a bunch of times.

As for all the forks out there, they usually don’t have a mobile equivalent to go with them so they’re only half decent to me.

Waterfox recently launched their Android version