It’s Microsoft’s own activation mechanism, not some backdoor crack. The point is they know full well it exists and are doing nothing to curb it, because they don’t want FOSS picking up steam. Microsoft doesn’t make their money off consumers. They make their money off enterprises that don’t view Linux environments as feasible because all their workers have ever known is Windows.
Throwing rocks from the glassiest of houses
Microsoft owns GitHub, which hosts mass graves. If they wanted people to stop using Windows and Office for free, they could make that happen by flipping a few switches. Given a choice between “pirating” Microsoft products and using an alternative, Microsoft wants you to use their stuff for free. Anything but give Linux any oxygen.
Bondulance?
Now that AOSP is closing, what are we supposed to do?
Apparently the Dave’s Triple only existed to make the Dave’s Double seem more reasonable. And it worked
Like actually back. Popular, even. I get downvoted to oblivion for making fun of mullets. I don’t understand a world where mullets are not just here, but defended as a legitimate hairstyle.
My dude, looking at this and your other comments, I have to alert you that you might be losing it. Regardless of content, your speech is disorganized and doesn’t make sense.
Take your culty BS somewhere else
What stops any domain host from selling us out tomorrow? Why single out cloudflare?
Domains hosted by cloud flare block AI scrapers by default, last I heard
Hah. The disease plushies from thinkgeek.
Many years ago I got my SO herpes for Valentine’s Day. Funny joke. Everyone laughs. Roll on snare drum
Because they don’t want to and they’ve learned that nothing bad will happen to them if they don’t.
Microsoft stopped trying a long time ago. The benefits of having a monopoly. Windows would have to cease functioning entirely for them to lose their position.
Same. There was no other way! 🥂
…I would try it. My gut biome is shot.
I guess we shut off the fucking Internet to Germany then. 🖕🏻
It looks like Windows Vista. Not a fan.
Multiple genre tags are a big part of how I search around my collection. This feature built into ID3 over 25 years ago. Absolute lunacy that I can only find three players anywhere that support it (MusicBee, Quod Libet, Foobar and derivatives). Otherwise, MB’s layout just felt more clean, intuitive, and user-friendly.
Clementine wouldn’t recognize my phone, either, so reading/syncing was also out. Basically none of the reasons I wanted it worked and I hated the way it looked. But apparently all most people ask of music players is “plays music.mp3 when I navigate to the folder and double click on the icon.” In which case any of them do that, so Clementine isn’t anything special.
Apologies for the tone. I’m pretty bitter about the state of music players on Linux.
Looks like garbage, can’t support multiple genre tags. Might as well be VLC as far as music management.
God I miss MusicBee.
I would highly recommend a track saw instead, depending on use case. Fingers don’t grow back.