I think communities run by people who wish to mod them arbitrarily should be allowed to exist.

Along a similar vein, you can catch some cool live performances of lesser known acts on the KEXP youtube channel. They interview the artists too, which is cool. They often come up in search results for artists I look up on Youtube, and my music taste tends toward the indie (as in independent, not the sound genre).

They had Taylor swift play in 2019

Really underrated album

It's kind of a cult classic. I remember it getting a lot of praise on neo gas and that's also why I played it. But in the larger arena of video game culture it's kind of just a footnote.

I recently switched from jerboa to Voyager, how do you do it?

That sucks, i used to love newegg.

in order to use the "share nearby" feature between a phone and a PC, yes, as far as I can tell

edit: I should probably mention my phone is still googled.

the chat app?

i think syncthing is actually going to be a better solution for what i want to achieve (keep local music files on my phone on my PC too), but it's good to know these things.

All that is solid melts into air

I still use soulseek, been using it for nearly 20 years at this point

oh, I also have to mention codewars. That site was absolutely instrumental in giving me the confidence that maybe I could actually learn this shit. The first kata I did was as simple as "convert the boolean to a string," but that was exactly what I needed! I also like how it's less corporate than leetcode.