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No.

Reddit explicitly allow bots; Spotify does not - that's the difference.

Reddit explicitly allow bots; Spotify does not - that's the difference.

That would be a completely different piece of software. It didn't check their pitch or their tonality or their beat. It was barely an AI.

All it did was listened to the music.

So yes if he had written a completely different piece of software that did something completely different he could have pitched it completely differently and the outcome could have been completely different.

Yeah that's signing in, so your username must match. There are reasons why you should not use sign in with Google, mostly to do with security and privacy. In which case you can sign up for an account using as many or as few dots as you like.

For just receiving mail this works universally.

Fun tip, dots in a Gmail address are ignored, so you can also use firstnamelastname, first.name.lastna.me, or any other combo to receive mail at

Why is this lengthy process preferable to using ublock on Firefox?

Try gifski, best tool I've found for dealing with gifs these days and getting consistent quality with low file sizes and good compatibility

Yayyy unsecured connections for logins.

So the people carrying less items of smaller size have an easier time, and the person carrying the larger items to go in the larger truck have to go further away?

Ah yes, logic.

Why not have large parking spaces near the front to accommodate this, not expect people to just park somewhere else.

Ratatouille famously did this, with actual scene elements rather than digital watermarking.

There's a scene with a poster in the background. Every copy of the movie had different digits on the poster, I think with a unique ID for each cinema they were sent to. When a leak came out they could check the ID and know exactly which avenue it was leaked from.

Thanks. It's buggy as shit under virtual box sadly