I never subscribed to iTunes match. Apple simply stopped DRM'ing the iTunes Store music files in 2009, while also increasing the bitrate from 128kbps to 256kbps.
Now, are the files from Apple Music (steaming, monthly fee) DRM'ed or not? Maybe, but I have no idea since I only buy tunes/albums from iTunes.
A citizen of Pl-oar-tg'z (closest we can write to the actual name) claims his second-male parent gave the whole planet to him/her on its 49021'th birthday.
Netflix was amenable to having their movies play on big screens in France, but a law in the country requires movies to not appear in home platforms for 36 months after their theatrical release.
When questioned about the law, Netflix replied "Yeah, well, we're gonna make our own Film Festival... with blackjack, and hookers. In fact, forget the Film Festival."
You seem under the impression that AAC, which was developed 21 years ago by Bell Labs, Fraunhofer Institute, Dolby Labs, Sony and Nokia, is somehow an Apple-only thing.
You also seem under the impression that Apple still uses DRM on their audio files, which they stopped doing at the end of march 2009. That's nine years ago.
I got nothing against people who are critical toward companies but you should at least be angry about something that's actually true.
And here lies the problem. If I can subscribe to Netflix and watch TV shows and movies for less than $10 per month, then I want to pay less than Netflix to listen to music.
At $5 per month I'd start to think about it. At $3 per month I wouldn't even think about it and just subscribe.
Today, fewer than one percent of the world's vehicles are electric, but by 2040 more than half of all new cars will run on the same juice as televisions, computers and hair dryers, according to estimates by Bloomberg New Energy Finance. Once cars and everything else are fed from the same source, they can share the same plumbing.
So they're pumping electrically-charged juice through the plumbing now? Why are they not using the same pipes as the internet?!
"Mr. Zuckerberg, can you explain this picture of yourself, with a USB cable connecting your right temple to a laptop and your eyes glowing green, while Vladimir Putin stands behind you high fiving a Russian data scientist?"
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I never subscribed to iTunes match. Apple simply stopped DRM'ing the iTunes Store music files in 2009, while also increasing the bitrate from 128kbps to 256kbps.
Now, are the files from Apple Music (steaming, monthly fee) DRM'ed or not? Maybe, but I have no idea since I only buy tunes/albums from iTunes.
"Fuck everything, we're doing five conversions."
What's a computer? - Latest Apple ad.
Oh, let me try!
dry water
solid vacuum
half-hole
quasi-stationary
microsoft windows
Wait...
A citizen of Pl-oar-tg'z (closest we can write to the actual name) claims his second-male parent gave the whole planet to him/her on its 49021'th birthday.
Could've been worst...
"The team, compromised of several universities, businesses and government institutions..."
I don't know, but this topic comes up when you search for "semi-infinite" on Google right now.
You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means.
When questioned about the law, Netflix replied "Yeah, well, we're gonna make our own Film Festival... with blackjack, and hookers. In fact, forget the Film Festival."
You seem under the impression that AAC, which was developed 21 years ago by Bell Labs, Fraunhofer Institute, Dolby Labs, Sony and Nokia, is somehow an Apple-only thing.
You also seem under the impression that Apple still uses DRM on their audio files, which they stopped doing at the end of march 2009. That's nine years ago.
I got nothing against people who are critical toward companies but you should at least be angry about something that's actually true.
What about my 486DX-40?
They might as well call their GPU "Ye Olde Paintings" while they're at it.
And here lies the problem. If I can subscribe to Netflix and watch TV shows and movies for less than $10 per month, then I want to pay less than Netflix to listen to music.
At $5 per month I'd start to think about it. At $3 per month I wouldn't even think about it and just subscribe.
They named a Graphics Processing Unit Arctic Sound .
Dumbasses.
Vote Kram Buckerzerg in 2020!
A password manager is still a security risk and has been proven to be a weak point in the past.
A strong passphrase + paper notepad* + 2FA is the best security.
If someone has access to your paper notepad, it means he's in your house and you have more to worry about than passwords.
Isn't that Tesla's plan for powerwalls?
So they're pumping electrically-charged juice through the plumbing now? Why are they not using the same pipes as the internet?!
Are you really trying to create friction between people?
I am negative square root of X old.
And when everyone is out of work, who will buy all those good and services?
For example, a billionaire buys the same amount of toilet paper as a poor person.
But salaries are usually the most expensive part of most projects.
[_] Add F-35 delivery in 240 seconds or less*.
* extra delivery fee of fifty thousand dollars.
Twitter hashtag. Ironic.
"Mr. Zuckerberg, can you explain this picture of yourself, with a USB cable connecting your right temple to a laptop and your eyes glowing green, while Vladimir Putin stands behind you high fiving a Russian data scientist?"
"Yes I can. Someone is very good with Photoshop."