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[lillibetbunny]

when u like tim hortons so much that u buy a tumbler to store your water

[cordership]

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[closertotheheartofthesunrise]

ill defend in n out burger’s product with my life

[mdforhadhossain]

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[stellophiliac]

how to build a digital music collection and stuff

spotify sucks aaaass. so start downloading shit!!

file format glossary

.wav is highest quality and biggest

.mp3 is very small, but uses lossy compression which means it's lower quality

.flac is smaller than .wav, but uses lossless compression so it's high quality

.m4a is an audio file format that apple uses. that's all i really know

downloading the music

doubledouble.top is a life saver. you can download from a variety of services including but not limited to apple music, spotify, soundcloud, tidal, deezer, etc.

i'd recommend ripping your music from tidal or apple music since they're the best quality (i think apple music gives you lossless audio anyway. .m4a can be both lossy and lossless, but from the text on doubledouble i assume they're ripping HQ files off apple music)

i also love love love cobalt.tools for ripping audio/video from youtube (they support a lot of other platforms too!)

of course, many artists have their music on bandcamp — purchase or download directly from them if you can. bandcamp offers a variety of file formats for download

file conversion

if you're downloading from apple music with doubledouble, it spits out an .m4a file.

.m4a is ok for some people but if you prefer .flac, you may wanna convert it. ffmpeg is a CLI (terminal) tool to help with media conversion

if you're on linux or macOS, you can use parameter expansion to batch convert all files in a folder. put the files in one place first, then with your terminal, cd into the directory and run:

for i in *.m4a; do ffmpeg -i "$i" "${i%.*}.flac"; done

this converts from .m4a to .flac — change the file extensions if needed.

soulseek

another way to get music is through soulseek. soulseek is a peer-to-peer file sharing network which is mainly used for music. nicotine+ is a pretty intuitive (and open-source) client if you don't like the official one.

you can probably find a better tutorial on soulseek somewhere else. just wanted to make this option known

it's bad etiquette to download from people without sharing files of your own, so make sure you've got something shared. also try to avoid queuing up more than 1-2 albums from one person in a row

tagging & organizing your music

tagging: adding metadata to a music file (eg. song name, artist name, album) that music players can recognize and display

if you've ripped music from a streaming platform, chances are it's already tagged. i've gotten files with slightly incorrect tags from doubledouble though, so if you care about that then you might wanna look into it

i use musicbrainz picard for my tagging. they've got pretty extensive documentation, which will probably be more useful than me

basically, you can look up album data from an online database into the program, and then match each track with its file. the program will tag each file correctly for you (there's also options for renaming the file according to a certain structure if you're into that!)

there's also beets, which is a CLI tool for... a lot of music collection management stuff. i haven't really used it myself, but if you feel up to it then they've got extensive documentation too. for most people, though, it's not really a necessity

how you wanna organize your music is completely up to you. my preferred filestructure is:

artist > album > track # track

using a music player

the options for this are pretty expansive. commonly used players i see include VLC, foobar2000, clementine (or a fork of it called strawberry), and cmus (for the terminal)

you can also totally use iTunes or something. i don't know what audio players other systems come with

i personally use dopamine. it's a little bit slow, but it's got a nice UI and is themeable plus has last.fm support (!!!)

don't let the github page fool you, you don't have to build from source. you can find the releases here

click the "assets" dropdown on the most recent release, and download whichever one is compatible with your OS

syncing

if you're fine with your files just being on one device (perhaps your computer, but perhaps also an USB drive or an mp3 player), you don't have to do this

you can sync with something like google drive, but i hate google more than i hate spotify

you can get a free nextcloud account from one of their providers with 2GB of free storage. you can use webDAV to access your files from an app on your phone or other device (documents by readdle has webDAV support, which is what i use)

disroot and blahaj.land are a couple providers i know that offer other services as well as nextcloud (so you get more with your account), but accounts are manually approved. do give them a look though!!

if you're tech-savvy and have an unused machine lying around, look into self-hosting your own nextcloud, or better yet, your own media server. i've heard that navidrome is a pretty good audio server. i unfortunately don't have experience with self-hosting at the moment so i have like zero advice to give here. yunohost seems to be a really easy way to manage a server

afterword

i don't know if any of this is helpful, but i just wanted to consolidate my personal advice in one place. fuck big tech. own your media, they could take it away from you at any moment

[activatedsludge]

never love anything.

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[moodyvoid]

Weird, I'm in a lobby with stabbyprincess1, nowyouseemenowyoudont, and doubledouble...

You think they know each other?

Hmm… we should start a lobby with all of them just to be sure 🤔

[makaronypoflotskiofficial]

doing what i call the doubledouble in which i go to a restaurant and order two soups meant to serve two and then eat it all

[oneefin]

alright, so i posted these two feb. 1st crosswords:

these are admittedly not super accessible but they did have a specific idea behind them that i liked, so i'll describe their solve paths in the rest of this post. spoilers!

okay, so the gimmick of both of these crosswords involves making non-alphabetical symbols out of other ones. each one is communicated somehow by its presentation.

let's start with ONE H. when solving this, you'll quickly notice that everything is cut off horizontally - like the title, the grid, or the "across" - at exactly the halfway point. "down" is not halved, however.

here's a way to break in: you might wonder what "merid" means. it's not a word on its own, but could it be half of a word? in fact, there's a word it could be half of: "meridional", a word essentially meaning "southern". you may then notice that you could answer that clue with a single letter S.

it's not certain whether it's right, though, unless the down clue lines up. so imagine for a second writing "S" into this grid. but the grid is halved, so only the left half of the "S" would appear. something like:

now, the remainder of the "S" that is visible looks a lot like the subset symbol in math equations (⊆). and hey, that fits the down clue pretty well!

that's how the solution works: the across clue is half of a full clue, which you answer by writing half of the solution into the grid. the down clue, which is not halved, clues the halved symbol as a single symbol.

onto DOUBLEDOUBLE. when solving this, you'll notice almost immediately that some things, particularly the across clue, are stacked on each other in an overlapping way, and the single-celled grid is rectangular.

here's a way to break in: the other clues are a bit vague, but "canada come-before" is very specific and can be answered with a single letter O (as in "O Canada", the national anthem). "O" doesn't work for "analogies with, in a way", though.

given the stacked presentation, you might guess that you're trying to take an answer to the top clue and stack it with an answer to the bottom clue. in ONE H, the down clue referred to the symbol after it was processed - here, you might think the same thing is happening. so you need to find an answer that can go below "O" to make another symbol, where the two symbols match the two remaining clues.

if you do some symbol searching (perhaps by scanning your keyboard), you might find the one!

the solution is to use a proportionality symbol (∝), which answers the bottom across clue. when stacked underneath an "O", this becomes an ampersand (&), which fits the down clue ("&" is the bitwise and operator in computer science, where 1 & 1 evaluates to 1)

what i liked about these two ideas is that the symbol manipulations behind them are non-trivial - like in ONE H, the S gets split into two separate pieces after halving, while in DOUBLEDOUBLE, the full symbol is actually drawn by crossing the boundary of the two composed symbols, like this:

if you solved either of these, congratulations! 🎉 they certainly weren't easy.

[junthepanda]

I could so eat like 5 doubledoubles from in n out rn istg

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[dango-daikazoku]

you didn't hear it from me but if you go onto deezer and find a song you like you can download it by copying the link and pasting it into doubledouble(dot)top and it'll be downloaded as a flac, which you can convert to an mp3 if you don't want a huge audio file taking up space, easily done with free software like goldwave or ffmpeg