Select all the tracks for the album, "Get info". On the "details" page, there is a checkbox named "Compilation [_] Album is a compilation of songs by various artists". iTunes will then keep the files in a directory for the album (under/Compilations/AlbumName/).
If you don't want iTunes to manage the files then you have to manage them yourself. Unchecking that option means iTunes won't copy/move your files when you add them to your library.
I used to care how the files were organized too, until I realized it was pointless if the software can do it for me. It's not about "the Apple way", it's about letting computers do the job for us, like it's supposed to be.
It's a joke since their current 3D-printer can only print in plastic and even if they could 3D-print anything they need they'd still need to be supplied with print materials regularly.
Select all the tracks for the album, "Get info". On the "details" page, there is a checkbox named "Compilation [_] Album is a compilation of songs by various artists".
If you think I'm anti-EV, you couldn't be more wrong. In fact, if a small one or two person EV car was available for around 10$K or less, I'd be driving one already. I work from home and only go out of town once or twice a year and it's usually with someone else who have their own car. So I don't care about charging time and I don't care about the range, even only 50km would be more than fine.
A lof of things differ from country to country: subsidies, availability of electric cars, cost of fuel. And not everyone spends the same amount of cash on fuel per month because not everyone drives the same distance every month.
And not everyone buys new cars, so until there's a lot of used electric cars available, they're only going to be a fraction of percentage of all the cars on the road.
Electric vehicles are expensive and most people only buy a new vehicle every X years while electric vehicles have only been (easily) available for the last few years.
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Because that's how you get Borgs.
When things are getting hairy, you just have to keep pushing through.
I've said it above and I'll say it again:
Select all the tracks for the album, "Get info". On the "details" page, there is a checkbox named "Compilation [_] Album is a compilation of songs by various artists". iTunes will then keep the files in a directory for the album (under /Compilations/AlbumName/).
If you don't want iTunes to manage the files then you have to manage them yourself. Unchecking that option means iTunes won't copy/move your files when you add them to your library.
In any case, if you don't want iTunes to manage the files, simply uncheck the option "Keep iTunes Media folder organized".
I really can't understand why people are bitching about this so much.
If you're using iTunes, it doesn't matter how your files are organized, you're supposed to use playlists and smart playlists using the metadata.
And iTunes already does organize files by directories if your metadata is correct.
If Dogecoin ever replaces Bitcoin (including its value per coin), I'll be freakin' rich!
I used to care how the files were organized too, until I realized it was pointless if the software can do it for me. It's not about "the Apple way", it's about letting computers do the job for us, like it's supposed to be.
It's a joke since their current 3D-printer can only print in plastic and even if they could 3D-print anything they need they'd still need to be supplied with print materials regularly.
Select all the tracks for the album, "Get info". On the "details" page, there is a checkbox named "Compilation [_] Album is a compilation of songs by various artists".
Why does it matter how the files are organized? Let the OS and the software take care of technical details and manage your music through iTunes.
People don't know how to use software and then complain that the software is buggy, news at 11.
Hint: check the "compilation" box.
Can't they 3D-print anything they need? /joke
Is that a quote from somewhere? Who said that?
In any case, I'm adding it to my list of quotes.
Whoever's in charge of this guy, please lower his dose of Kool-Aid.
Thank you.
If you think I'm anti-EV, you couldn't be more wrong. In fact, if a small one or two person EV car was available for around 10$K or less, I'd be driving one already. I work from home and only go out of town once or twice a year and it's usually with someone else who have their own car. So I don't care about charging time and I don't care about the range, even only 50km would be more than fine.
The problem really is the cost.
A lof of things differ from country to country: subsidies, availability of electric cars, cost of fuel. And not everyone spends the same amount of cash on fuel per month because not everyone drives the same distance every month.
And not everyone buys new cars, so until there's a lot of used electric cars available, they're only going to be a fraction of percentage of all the cars on the road.
Electric vehicles are expensive and most people only buy a new vehicle every X years while electric vehicles have only been (easily) available for the last few years.
It can't possibly be any worst than those insipid Transformers movies.
Of course it can detect sarcasm, the algorithms required are really simple.
To paraphrase South Park... "Anime did it!"
Once systemd assimilates all those apps, the number will be much lower.
Sounds about right to me. Have you seen the topics we discuss lately? A lot of them can be answered with lmgtfy.
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What about exploding sheeps?