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Here's a few bits of what we talked about:
- GitHub + YouTube-DL and new funding for developers
- Facebook funding Blender and Godot Engine
- Google crashed, died and so did everything I use
- War Thunder and the Vulkan API, plus a rant about Sony and their build quality
- Vulkan Ray Tracing actually got released
- NVIDIA being terrible to reviewers
- Does Linux have no stable ABI? I don't have a clue so Samsai explains
- What we've been playing: Underhero and Tallowmere 2
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Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Liam: I had to download a music player to listen to music, since google was down
Me, literally listening to this podcast on Spotify:
Last edited by Rooster on 22 December 2020 at 11:38 am UTC
Me, literally listening to this podcast on Spotify:
Last edited by Rooster on 22 December 2020 at 11:38 am UTC
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Quoting: RoosterLiam: I had to download a music player to listen to music, since google was downTrue I could have used Spotify but the point was about relying on internet services ;)
Me, literally listening to this podcast on Spotify:
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Quoting: Liam DaweQuoting: RoosterLiam: I had to download a music player to listen to music, since google was downTrue I could have used Spotify but the point was about relying on internet services ;)
Me, literally listening to this podcast on Spotify:
I know, I was just pointing out the fact, that fortunately when it comes to music, Google doesn't have the monopoly there yet.
Also, unlike Youtube, you can actually use Spotify on your phone to listen to music and podcasts (without paying monthly fee), which makes it the better option imo.
So the main point is: thank you for putting this podcast on Spotify as well.
Last edited by Rooster on 22 December 2020 at 11:52 am UTC
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