Honestly ai generated music isn’t music at all, just mashed up beats and sounds. No creativity or work has been put to it. System could be like one in sponsorblock where someone reports video then another person checks that and if it’s correct then channel would get marked or hidden

And it could be powered by community, if someone would mark ai channel then it wouldn’t appear for rest of people

Korzystałem z tego kilka razy, znajdzie się tu wszystko dla każdego

And if you delete onedrive with stuff in it, you lose access to saved files so windows can’t be considered os

Utwór bardzo fajny

Native version doesn’t work at all. After epic bought rocket league, they left native build for macOS and Linux. They didn’t delete it

Rada którą dostałem i uważam za słuszną. Żeby mieć więcej członków postaraj się dać jakiś materiał czy cokolwiek aby „rozpędzić koło w ruch”

Note: kagi has also 100 limited search queries and to get more you have to pay

Onion browser from Mike Tigas was recommended as alternative to official one for iPhone by developers. For normal browsers you currently have Firefox, Firefox focus and Orion from kagi. Those options are safest ones from what I know on iPhone

Well, that’s interesting

Definitely way much more ai slob and brain rots

Depends on game, most games work normally in fullscreen. Also, bar at top isn’t default

+ElectroBoom, if you want to see grown adult play with electricity

There is also „poczta interia” which is email provider. They support third party email clients and it’s free. Their official app has ads and interface is in polish

I know but I would have to pay then for keyboard and switched while on non-mechanical keyboard I have normal buttons

Because they are silent and don’t annoy me with clicking sound

Keyboard looks cool would buy it if it wasn’t mechanical

Same for me, if most decide that then first thing would be downloading all stuff from my clouds and removing all files online. Kinda sad to see that from one side eu tries to make ai providers unable to collect our data but eu doesn’t like us to have freedom and privacy in the internet

Well, I totally understand you when it comes to using local storage and reading printed books (having physical books on bookshelf looks cool) but from what I remember only some countries decided vote for this idea

But only in some countries, not all of them accepted it