When I'm in an unfamiliar area, Android Auto is super useful. Even in areas I'm familiar with, having some sort of navigation is useful because one way streets and streets that don't allow turns exist. A paper map is definitely more dangerous in traffic than the one that flashes your directions on your instrument cluster.

I use Qobuz and don't have to deal with AI slop. They don't really have many algorithms that give you like 6 daily playlists like Spotify, but I prefer that. It feels more intentional. I also really like that they have human curated playlists, even though I don't always like every song on them. In a world that is always pushing algorithms at you, its nice to listen to songs I don't love to expand my music tastes a little. I've listened to a lot of music I otherwise wouldn't have because of their human curated playlists. You can even buy music from their website, which is pretty nifty.

https://community.qobuz.com/blog/qobuz-human-first-stand-on-ai-generated-music

I don't think that was a request, big dawg.

I can't wait until we end Trump.

I can't wait to awkwardly set up a camera on the ground of a hotel hallway one day

Why is he doing campaign events in Utah, if he's running for governor in Ohio?

Tucker is pissed because he likes the mouth feel of Snickers.

I guess the good news is that the actual killer got away with it and might strike again.

We need a counter for the number of times he has said this already. Its gotta be at least 50 times by now.

How ironic it would be if the British helped remove the US King.

I moved from Deezer to Qobuz. Here's to hoping something doesn't come out about them too, so I dont have to completely abandon any convenient way to listen to music. I've been slowly building up a CD collection but Qobuz is great for finding music.

Honestly, good on the relative for at least having enough interest in the child to know there was a problem before they did it.