Its the Hi-res direct output to your DAC. Its under Settings - Backend. It's Clementine reworked to allow this. If you don't use a DAC in your setup, there is no real advantage.
I will hold my breath and cross everything! The UK ministers have a nasty habit, especially in the last 15 years, of giving it away for free when aligned to the Ministers personal interests. Bent AF in Northern terms.
They also still use WhatsApp for their wider connections, but still, progress.
One of thousands of mistakes!
The Modi empire will take the view that if Israel can do it......
It's what I did 5 years ago. All family and friends now on Signal.
There are so many whistles blowing at any time, but largely ignored by leaders. If this doctor can be heard, then all the better. Either way, let's force our elected officials to do something.
He is right. We should all be furious.
A beautiful song and now more poignant than ever when you look at the world or local news.
Selective righteousness
"Under His eye".....
He's getting the three of them drooling and working harder than ever to be his bitch. None of them matter to him.
What a piece of sh1t he is. Dismissing lives with the ease of a psychopath with power.
Letitia is going to grab him by the pussy!
BloatNosey latest version might help ( I hope).
Bbbbbbb but, what about his freedom of speech!!!! I hope that he finds complete misery and hopelessness after the things he's done to those families.
On Android using Bromite and Mull (with uBlock). Have seen here mention of Chromite. A quick search shows that it is a fork of Bromite. Has anyone undertaken a meaningful real world comparison or general experience?
I torrent to my laptop to watch films and shows (VPN with a killswitch). Want a dedicated setup so bought a Raspberry Pi 4b thinking of KODI setup. Is KODI the way to go, or is there a better way to stream or download movies via the Raspbery Pi4? What can you suggest for my home-made box to replace Disney, Netflix, Amazon Prime etc.? Looking for safe pointers and hopefully can search for the "how to" parts if needed.