I honestly feel like good people are in short supply. Maybe it’s just a truth that since no one is perfect, we must accept ones faults.

Should we judge others by who they were, who they are, or who they will be?

On what metric should we boost our leaders? Those who get stuff done? Those who share a similar sentiment and belief?

I’m disappointed in the direction Starmer has gone from where we thought he would take us.

His actions got him where he is. Should we look for leaders who will offer hope despite where they came from?

Can we move on from past transgressions on the hope that a better future lie ahead?

General over use of acetaminophen, contrary to the common belief that it caused autism, made humans allergic to consuming animal milk products (lactose intolerance). However, more than just giving one gas, consuming dairy products now results in death.

Our great world leader, Elon, felt pitty on us and provided us all with Neurochips, which allows us to synthetically taste dairy once again after a quick image scan.

This woman exhibts caution by covering her mouth and nose and enjoys a timeless vanilla ice cream.

What are you trying to do exactly? Add full albums to a playlist queue in a random order?

Playing around with album options

In this video, I showcase a couple ways of adding albums to a queue. From thw album menu, tapping the play arrow loads the whole album in the queue (replacing the queue). You can long tap to select then three dots add to playlist -> add to play queue. Finally from an album page, you can click add album to play queue.

I thought I figured it out, with the group select on multiple albums then the three dots, but it only adds the first album selected. Sounds like something that could be requested in a future update for multi-album adds via a group select.

Does this help? I’ve been impressed with the official app and tried a few unofficial ones, but this seems to have all the utility and features I want.

Edit: forgot to add if full in order albums isn’t what you’re after, there are other options including the app making a random Instant Mix of songs of the same genre.

I use the official jellyfin client on my phone. I hear you in that I have also wanted some randomness in selecting what to listen to.

I keep the standard Album category and use the random sort. Then I still get some agency in selection, but it’s all mixed.

Edit: Confirmed minimum is Android 5.0 or newer.

Ah, I see the yellow specs. Thank you. Hardly noticeable for me until I zoomed in.

What am I looking at here, champ?

I want to see the 117th Special Lawyer Forces BN take on US’ DHS/ICE:

Gotta Catch 'em All

Haven’t I seen several recent links of samsung to Israel?

The first item was Apple recommending Samsung as an alternative.

Where’s Twitter in that list?

I am ramp, and don’t call me Shirley.

Could this be a true voting record? Votes would be transparent, but as you say, unalterable.

Yaxley-Lennon is a fucking asshole. People just trying to live their lives.

I have a decent desktop with a wide screen display, but I love the portability of the Steam Deck. It just works with syncing save files and continuing my game when I am not at home or want to lie in bed.

I know what I’m getting when I’m not at my desk, and want usability over specs.

Yeah, that’s the balance required. I think it’s important to learn how to operate in an analog world first and not until after appreciating how to navigate the world to use more modern techniques.

Calculators were not allowed in my math classes growing up and I think that allowed better understanding because I learned processes. I hated it and snuck my calculator at times regardless, but come test time I had to do maths by hand.

I see the same problem with control + f and now with generative AI. I fear a growing brain drain from not learning foundations properly. I believe the use of advanced tools should be earned.

Classic story

I think you missed the mark.

I said I was dumb.

Wait, I’m dumb. Is it water currents or map projection, or what?

Fat Arby’s what?

Answer: It was you who programmed me thus, master.