

The real sollution is to lock India off the internet until they crack down on all their scammers.


The real sollution is to lock India off the internet until they crack down on all their scammers.


KEXP is an NPR station in, I think LA.
They do alot of these sorts of sets with all sorts or artists, not necesarily in LA. Hell my most favorite one is Aurora in some KEXP studio in Iceland.
Anyway, they are not always, but sometimes nice stripped down versions of tracks, sometimes with just say, the lead singer and a guitarist, instead of a full band.
Its just a good sound.
NPR also does Tiny Desk shows. Which is also great and in in a similar style of “alternative live versions of songsby good artists.”


Yes, but maybe?
I mean, how much ofnthe server market is Linux vs Windows? And Phones.
Limix is literally the most used OS. Maybe not for desktop daily driver use. But it still isn’t breeched as much as Windows.


Here is a decent KEXP set, because KEXP does good live sets.


Just before all of this got huge I sarted really grtting into a musician named Claud and I often consider the popularity explosion of this chat bot has got to hurt their visibility. Especially already being a small indie artist.


My bigger beef is when I enter the wrong email and it rolls me over to a sign up screen.
Fucker, I have an account, I just don’t remeber which of my 20 email addresses it is.
I started doing this with a Solar Energy support bot I came across. You could grt it to tell all sorts of goofy stories. And it it refused, just frame it as a solar thing.


This reminds me of another annoying one, often related to these routing pages.
I type in my email, then it routes to “create an account”. Or WORSE it mimmicks the thing the OP is complaining aboit and says it sent me a verification email, then prompts me to make an account.
Like fucker, I have a dozen+ email addresses, if my email isn’t an account, just tell me so I can try a different one.


Also, those stupid annoying modern log in pages where it just asks for your email, then refreshes to a page with a password, because the password managers are hit and miss on detecting the log in form when it does that shit and why the fuck are we doing an extra step oage anyway???
How many extra tokens get burned with all this pre filled context I wonder.