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Barrack Obama successfully sedated the white man with illegal cannabis and My Bloody Valentine analogues. With his ousting the program ended and the white man flocked to fentanyl and racist podcasters. The world has suffered ever since.

Another minor case of "mobile computing isn't", I want to make playlists from auto-shazam results. The app only does playlists for spotify, and only forward filling, no backfilling for the existing library. I'd also prefer YouTube because it tends to have more results. But no playlist function.

If we are entering an age where anyone can vibe request rudimentary software, putting aside my many thoughts on the topic, it'll be even more annoying when the most common form of computing barely lets you do any operating on the system without consequences.

Another minor case of "mobile computing isn't", I want to make playlists from auto-shazam results. The app only does playlists for spotify, and only forward filling, no backfilling for the existing library. I'd also prefer YouTube because it tends to have more results. But no playlist function.

Shazam at one point allowed you to log in on desktop and download your library as CSV. But Apple removed desktop login. The option never existed on the app. The CSV does still exist in a data request, which is the path I took.

Another minor case of "mobile computing isn't", I want to make playlists from auto-shazam results. The app only does playlists for spotify, and only forward filling, no backfilling for the existing library. I'd also prefer YouTube because it tends to have more results. But no playlist function.

This is fine. A program can't do everything. With an API I could make the bridge myself. There is no API. Shazam's library isn't complicated. It saves to a single table in sqlite. But of course, I can't access simple app data without rooting the phone.

"Support local music" and then the two closing days for La Station are the fastest I've seen a ticket sale sell out in my entire life. Even Charli took longer than a page load...

Mega PHP vulnerability. Multiple government sites down. Entire Orange cell network down. Disruptions on Bouygues network. Disruptions on SFR network. Even emergency services were temporarily down. What is happening

I'm fortunate I've not had serious injury from the riot cops but I've still never forgiven them for stealing my USB drive.

My high school senior project was on that drive. If McAnerney is still at Hillsdale I should offer to redo my portfolio with the new thesis "997 Police Injuries Is Not Enough". I'll have strong arguments.

Americans don't protest as much because there isn't a culture for it and there's functioning and reasonably fair elections. I see many excuses missing that it's just not a necessity for politics. Protest does not magically make things happen any more than elections or campaigning.

Also a very odd argument I've seen recently is that the US is too big for organizing? People don't really move around for protest. Organizing is all online. Was 2020 forgotten? They managed to get a BLM march in Vidor, Texas. Is Texas small now?

Americans don't protest as much because there isn't a culture for it and there's functioning and reasonably fair elections. I see many excuses missing that it's just not a necessity for politics. Protest does not magically make things happen any more than elections or campaigning.

Tbh I don't know how much the riots will affect an election 6 months away. The modern news cycle is relentless. Donald Trump was shot and it wasn't even the biggest election news that month.

Will anyone in power address police conduct? Will any party that isn't far-left? Any major national media? International? Every statement and discussion on "riots", "optics", "violence", centers only one side. Broken windows have infinitely more coverage than broken bones.

The view of Macron I've seen outsiders have, as some kind of based ultra-liberal, is definitely a branding success on his part. His public stances with Ukraine helped that a lot in recent years.