But what if the early bird worms the get?

Cocknitive Ballhaviour Torturapy

Consider these open-source front-ends:

• FreeTube (Desktop)
• FreeTube (Mobile)
• LibreTube (Mobile)

No ads, no tracking, very customizable. You can import subscriptions, but signing in isn’t supported except in FreeTube Mobile. Also these apps sometimes don’t work for a few days whenever YT changes its back-end.

Just copy and paste wikipedia articles back into Grokipedia

Nintendo doesn’t seem to care about all other emulators of their previous consoles nearly as much, hopefully it stays that way

This drummer hits the bass drum at around 1700BPM using a quadruple pedal, which would make him a millionaire in 10 hours with just the kicks alone

That’s why I love my Fairphone 4. Everything about it still works like back when I bought it 5 years ago, except for the replaceable battery. And it will still get security updates for a few more years

I wonder why that script could fill more than a dozen books. Must have been really long and complicated!

You don’t even know why, but you wanna justify

Ripping ______'s head off

Now I want to know about the world’s actual longest drum solo

And swag

wheezeehw

Reminds me of that South Park video game where Jesus hides inside a church. When you find him he says “You found me! Next time won’t be so easy!” and runs away chuckling

-berbatch

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Yeah, that’s where I get about one third of my music. Another third is from Qobuz and the rest is converted from YT or somewhere else. Furthermore, I use MP3Tag and RSGain or Picard to organize the files and set replay gain tags so audio players can play the tracks with normalized volume.

I see.

Duckholders?

But what are the shareholders gonna do?

Consider buying and/downloading your favorite tracks to make an offline library. In my case it was totally worth the effort. I get to keep it forever, everything plays instantly and I need no subscription or internet connection. Also I can still pay to stream for a month from time to time.