Ah I see. The bots can be useful for finding new tracks, but IMO they should have proper links at least (YT thumbnails would also be good).
If you have access to the bot creators on other channels, I personally would reach out and ask them to fix them.
It might be worth creating a META thread to see what people think of banning the bot.
Great movie, one that I think will benefit a lot from 4K.
Seen this one before, it's a fun illustration.
Group chats and telegram as a quasi social network (you can comment on a feed of news in a public group chat channel) are extremely popular in Eastern Europe too.
Looking forward to this one!
I enjoy movies about the Italian mafia, but I am a little bit bored of De Niro playing the same character.
Looking forward to the Bong's new horror movie, but also curious about the animated feature film. Is it going to be for adults?
How does this compare to jDownloader2? JD2 seems to be able to deal with almost anything you try throwing it (with some edge cases, but you can often figure out workarounds).
Surprised the authorities would go after users of a private tracker, seems like a low impact area compared to public trackers or even pirate movie streaming sites.
Almost looks like a video game castle (older video games from the 90s and early 2000s) because of the 2.5D style perspective.
I wanted to share some electronic music communities across Lemmy. While a lot of them are small and honestly across all communities there are maybe ~10 regular posters, we do have a solid core that will hopefully grow in line with people switching to the Fediverse.
!housemusic@lemmy.world - If you don't have much exposure to electronic music, house is a good place to start. It includes influences from US disco and many mainstream tracks have been influenced by house music. Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight)
!deephouse@discuss.tchncs.de - Deep house is the more introverted and psychedelic variant of its more popular cousin. That being said, Deep house has a more down to earth feel than many other EDM genres that lean towards psychedelia. 1 800 GIRLS - U, Me and Madonna
!drumandbass@lemmy.world - An intense dancefloor genre, but also offers a surprising breadth of sub-styles that vary from dark dancefloor music to an almost dance-pop sound (liquid, iD&B). Its jungle cousin (!jungle@lemmy.world) is influenced by reggae and dub music. Omni Trio - First Contact
!dubstep@lemmy.dbzer0.com - It's all about the bass. Some niche/underground stuff offers a unique take on the standard dubstep formula. Kahn - Like We Used To
!ukgarage@lemmy.world - The underground "prototype" of dubstep. Tends to have a more raw and freeform feel relative to dubstep. You can definitely see the connection to dubstep, but UK garage has its own vibe. Cellardore X Mind of a Dragon - Freedom
!trance_music@lemmy.world - IMO trance is one of those live genres (and I say this as someone who mostly listens to trance music at home). It's such a great experience to be flying high with hundreds (thousands?) of other people during a banging live trance mixset. Binary Finary - 1998 (Original Mix)
!idm@lemm.ee - Home listening electronic music focused on "in your head" soundscapes and a contemplative mood. Perfect for when you want something relaxed, but unique, for a rainy evening. Boards of Canada - Aquarius
!progressivehouse@lemmy.world - It's about the sound and feel. You "progress" through the track. More of a style than a genre that reflects 90s and early to mid 2000s production sensibilities. Highly influential with a big impact on other genres and even mainstream music. Best to just hear it: Nathan Fake - The Sky Was Pink (James Holden remix).
!psytrance_djs@lemmy.world - Fly from the beaches of goa to underground electronic music clubs. A dancefloor genre that reflects the psychedelic experience. You might end up hearing quotes (samples) from Ken Kesey, Albert Hoffman and Terence McKenna in a lot of the tracks. Shpongle - Star Shpongled Banner
!acid_techno@lemmy.world - I enjoy Acid Techno, but I will admit that at this point this is more of retro genre that reflects an early 90s sounds that served as a prototype for everything that came after it. 808 State - Disco State
Hope they reach out.
I am fine with with bots, but IMO they need to work well. The URL needs to be clickable and not just mere text.
Thanks man!