If you felt a bit disappointed when YouTube Music only released podcasts in the United States at launch, you're in for a treat as the feature is finally coming to international markets.
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International for the US but hardly international for anyone else further than a few thousand kilometres away. Wake me when it launches in Australia lol
Pleading ignorance here and genuine questions. Is anyone, within the context of browsers able to define privacy and what it is that FF does that is superior to other say, Chromium based browsers? And what the real world effects are of not using FF for the purpose of privacy? Either reply or point to sources on the Web would be much appreciated.
You'd be crazy to answer your phone these days
I'm starting to see Christmas in July to be advertised. It won't be long before retail pushes that as a time where we socially have to buy gifts for people and we won't even know why lol
Thinly veiled I've had sex post
Lemmy newbie here, it's all new to me lol
Awesome, thank you.
Do you mind explaining or pointing to resource about binding to qbit? I use qbit and pia.
Yeah I've been hearing this for so many years. If it were to affect gaming on Windows, it will definitely not happen. MS would be crazy to kill the stronghold they have on gaming.
When you make memes from the 540p copies you pirated from bumtorrents
People driving around like they're trying to spot kangaroos in the suburbs
I hope it blocks my work emails for a while