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Does Spotify have a way to see if your computer is recording with your DAC's stereo mix? And if so, is there a way around it?

So these guys have really travel across the genre-verse. I think their entire discography is great, but there has been a slow evolution of their sound over the years. I think its great a this band can keep up with quality and change after 14 years.

Hailing from South Africa and giving us some neo-psychedelia you would expect from the Aussies.

Millionyoung is the other chillwave artist that kicks ass (beside neon indian) still going strong with new tunes.

Is there an on going recorded list of the defederated Instances from lemmy.world?

https://archive.ph/zpzhO

Link for people who want to bypass paywall.

On Tuesday, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson released his $1.9 billion budget proposal for 2024 at city hall.

Part of the plan calls for more than $3 million to be spent on the demolition of 180 vacant buildings next year.

"Buildings that are set to be razed, they need to come down. So, in a proposal that I'm calling, 'Raze and Revive,' my budget doubles funding for demolition," Johnson said.

Alderman Robert Bauman argued the money should be spent saving buildings, not tearing them down.

Home after home near 35th and Locust in Milwaukee sits empty.

"They're drawing crime, unwanted rodents," said Tony Mills, who lives nearby.

The vacant properties are boarded up with overgrown weeds and garbage littering lawns.

From my understanding Steam Decks come with SteamOS preinstalled on them. Yet when you look at the list of games on steam that are compatible with Linux + SteamOS, its a small fraction.

But what confuses me is this page

https://store.steampowered.com/steamdeck/mygames

It shows your games that are compatible with the Steam Deck which has a Linux based OS. And almost my entire library is compatible with the Deck. Can someone help me understand how this is possible? If games are compatible with the Steam Deck, why wouldn't they also work on Ubuntu for example?

unless im missing something, fedidb.org seems to only track this stuff over the course of the past 14 days.

I want to see active users on Lemmy/kbin over a long period of time. Where can i see this data?