Amir

Tidal, Deezer and Quboz all have ways to download the content. The most stupid one being to record the output of the music player, but there's tools that automatically get the full metadata too and ensure the audio is cropped to silence.

To do it in an intended way, Bandcamp and other services let you pay once to have access to the source file on your account "forever".

Opus at max bitrate is only like 1/4th the size of FLAC. At that point, why not just store it in 10GB while keeping the full quality?

Only one of them gets to make the decision to fire the other

Without DirectX or OpenGL you'd have to create a GPU driver or do CPU rendering...

Fonts can be handled by Windows itself.

I don't care about internationalization, just EN-US is good enough.

Having more pixels doesn't change asset sizes when the pixels used per asset are the same. Just show me the smaller button or use vector graphics.

Windows takes a percentage of your available RAM, you can boot it on 4GB RAM and it will use 1GB of so

The reason is that you can find lossless rippers for all of them, so you could archive the files and use them anywhere

Check if they're on Tidal, Deezer or Qobuz, then your problem is solved

Thank Google for that "feature"

tech like 5G (which is not available in Europe}

wtf are you talking about

Bluetooth ANC IEMs/earbuds were rare a decade ago, and now I see half the people around me wearing them all day

You can't train an AI on data that's no longer in existence