There is a whole extra spoke in the wheel. Look, I’m not gonna reinvent it… I just… need to… adjust some values… and there! Look, its fine.

Wait.

Why is it wobbling like that?

Hold on, I just need to get rid of this other spoke…

“Ahhh shit, they opened the XOR gate! Quick, someone check the blood sacrifice box and find out if the cat is dead or alive!”

You 100% can. I did it awhile back and my responses are much cleaner. Claude is also a more “mature” voice if anyone wants to try something else.

-Groucho Marx

It possibly highlights a problem that I’ve always had with youtube music. Anyone can label their video as “music” and it will show up in youtube music. The biggest offender are rip off artists that name themselves after existing bands and then upload “new” tracks designed to get people to give their fake band the views that the real band is getting. Then, presumably, they take their ad revenue and peace out. It bothers me, because I’ll look up an artist and there will be some crazy ass Middle Eastern band putting out new “Black Sabbath” songs, polluting the artist page with bullshit. It’s even worse when one of the tracks shows up in a radio station. Google really needs to separate music and video.

You are correct, maybe? I say maybe because I see now the original info that I was reading was speculation from last month, however, new information is sparse and every site seems to contradict the others. Honestly, now I don’t know what they are doing with it. Regardless, it is a separate tier of a plan, so those that are seeing ads signed up for a plan that includes ads in some form or another. It’s not like Google just started sneaking ads into the full premium tier without warning, which what this post and the others like it that I’ve seen are rage baiting for.

There is a lower price tier of Youtube premium being tested in Europe right now that has ads, but still gives offline viewing and youtube music. This is what that is for. People who are seeing ads know exactly why they are seeing ads; because they signed up for a plan with ads. The regular plan at the regular price is still ad free.

Remember, just because the money is spent, it doesn’t mean it is spent well. I’m sure a lot of the US dollars are fed into sports programs and other spending, and not directly towards efforts that would benefit the most students or workers.

ThomThumb:

@anarchywoofwoof I found some documentation that answers your question: https://www.deadlink.com/dontevenclick

anarchywoofwoof:

@ThomThumb Thanks, that’s exactly what I needed, so glad to have the answer to my problem. I’ll leave this up for anyone that has the same issue.

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For your needs, I don’t think it would be that complex, and it should be able to do anything you need it to.

I think Rainmeter is your best bet. I haven’t used it in a decade or so, so I have no idea how well it performs now, but it was the thing to have back in the good ol’ days.

This is a blessing. You won’t have to look at the spaghetti the last dev left behind.

All of the screen elements should settle like sand in an hour glass, but using voxel physics in real time.

Ronald Wilson Reagan

There is a chaotic part of myself that does the merge. I both loathe and enjoy that part of myself.

Them: “I want one that looks exactly like this one on this website.”

Me: “Sure… but you can just get the one on the website, and it will be cheaper.”

Them: “Yeah, about that…”

“We named the dog Natalie Portman.”

Jim, Jim, Jim… They don’t “want more than schoolteachers and firemen get.” They want a fair wage. The fact that firemen and school teachers aren’t getting a fair wage either is another problem entirely, and while it shouldn’t weigh in to your choice to pay a living wage to your employees, it should carry some weight in your day to day life. Be better, Jim. Don’t be a dick.

That’s like when a hacker threatened to steal all the money from my bank account…