ChatGPT doesn't learn like that though, does it? I thought it was "static" with its training data.
raptir
joined 1 year ago
It's probably a net savings over a digital artist creating images given the speed. Just powering your monitor for so much longer is going to take more power.
Not Firefox's fault at all. Just a website not following web standards.
While this is kind of messed up, I have never heard of this feature and don't have any friends on Plex but when I checked my privacy settings they were already set to Private. Additionally the menu says it will automatically revert to private every two years. So it seems like people had to manually share their activity with their friends for this to be an issue.
The most recent issue I had was Birds and Beans "manage subscription" page so I don't think you can test that without a coffee subscription. But here is a screenshot:
I'm not sure why it says "nightly" as I'm on the stable version.
Yeah I listen to too much music to have it replace Tidal completely, but it's more that the $10 is my "convenience fee" for easily accessing albums and my album purchases are for actually supporting the artists.
Unfortunately tracker blocking can lead to even more issues as many sites have started relying on it for basic functionality.
Yeah, it's really unfortunate. Their argument was that it took too many resources to implement for the little it was giving to the artists. They replaced it with "Tidal Rising" but it really doesn't fix the problem. When I look up the artists featured on RISING and I see that they have 1 million+ Spotify listeners while the average band I listen to is closer to 50k with some under 100 listeners I feel like they missed the mark.
I love Tidal + Plex as a solution for supplementing my music library so I'm not going to cancel it, but I try to buy an album per month from a band I listen to in addition to my subscription to tidal.
This is an especially common problem on Android. I have found many sites whose mobile version simply does not work in Firefox. It's very frustrating.
That was part of their "direct artist payouts" that they discontinued earlier this year.
Tell me about it.
uBlock-Origin on Firefox.