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Democrats are so fucking soft all of these crooks will be fine. Even Trump won't get impeached. We just get to live through the same cycle of two shit parties ruining the world.

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    I kind of think it's just reputational hangover. Everyone remembers how bad Windows Vista was because Windows XP had been so great, however Microsoft came along with Windows 7 and improved the windows reputation. In the Linux world people aren't really doing big promos which garner a lot of media attention regarding new kernel versions or new DE's. Ubuntu is really the closest this ever comes but I'm sure if there was someone being a bit more like "Arch 2028! Our most stable version yet!" and hyped it all up and did a bunch of promos the reputation would shift more.

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    So as the title suggests I'm looking to leave behind Spotify for many obvious reasons over the previous years.

    I'm thinking that because of my fairly limited music library that I should just stick with an offline library. However I want the option to expand it as I find new music here and there.

    I know that I can use things such as Jellyfin to organise a library on my PC, but are there good options to "sync" the library to my phone other than just simply drag and drop the media?

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