Problem with #FOSS donation #privacy
I just wanted to #donate to Oxygencobalt for developing #Auxio, but I can only sponsor via #GitHub and they demand so much personal information and flagged my account just after I had created it that I am now in doubt.
What do you think? Isn't it a very dubious practice to demand my home address just in order to donate and my phone number in order to contact support? I really can't bring myself to handing out all those details.
In a little bit more than the time it takes to find & link some yt music I added to #peertubemusic (hardlimit is my new peertube client). My dodgy workflow using my phone's screenrecord is shown while the music plays on #auxio which is awesome. The track I randomly found thanks #seeker while make a #forkiversecats slideshow (included at no extra cost), the 12" now on my #discogs wantlist as not on #bandcamp and I dont ifruit. E pluribus fuckem, go gettem kids (thanks TFN) https://video.hardlimit.com/w/wvqdAGMrdhenTV13u8bZAP
The Hawk in Paris - Freaks (Self released 2013)

PeerTube
I just wanted to thank everybody for making my ears happy since 92 and now bringing it to Android you know who you are #soulseek #seeker #fdroid #auxio #discogs #manchester #berghain #detroit #forkiverseplaylist
https://youtu.be/tW0En__U5Ms?si=wR1mmakFIOJd5Whb
Invisible Man In Drag

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Monday grooving, to push those blues away...

#Music #Bandcamp #Auxio ##GrapheneOS #MondayMood

@daniel
#Auxio is an excellent and sleek local audio player.
#Finamp beta for Jellyfin music streaming.
#Kreate or #OpenTune for YouTube Music.

@LibiusPoke Nur Standard-Google-Bibliotheken, die quasi überall bei Apps aus dem Play Store findet: https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/de/reports/com.bandcamp.android/latest/

Ist mir bei #Bandcamp auch relativ egal: Musik von dort spiel ich lokal via #Auxio, #Jellyfin und #Audacious ab.

Report for com.bandcamp.android 3.2.4

Known trackers, permissions and informations about this specific version of this application

εxodus

@qkalligula same, love Qobuz!

But the android app has absolutely HORRIBLE bug that renders it unusable. It starts playing music out loud with the speakers at totally random moments, after I close the app. It has wakened me in the middle of the night, interrupted meetings, etc.

So I play my music collection with Auxio instead, much better

#auxio #qobuz

After about 15 years of using streaming services I eventually got fed up recently. For me the point of streaming services is to have access to vast amounts of music and, more importantly, discover new stuff I like. However niche music is often not to be found or even actively removed from the library, and #Spotify's recommendations (affects all services really, I've tried almost all over the years I think) are so utterly useless, for the last years I've basically paid 11€ a month for listening to the same ~50 songs or so over and over again. Spotify subjectively is especially shit in that regard: maybe it's just me but it seems no matter the size of the playlist, if you turn on shuffle it just plays ~20 tracks of it in a loop.

Anyway, so I went back to #pirating music and I gotta say I'm having a blast! I find that I enjoy and appreciate music more again, I listen to full albums as they were meant to, and most importantly:

The pirates out there offering their collection for download give way better recommendations than any streaming platform's crap algorithm. When someone's got some niche album I'm looking for I now always check the rest of their collection, it's fun looking around and usually I find something awesome I didn't know yet. It's like browsing your friends' CD rack and burning/ripping the ones you like back in the 90s/00s.

Speaking of the 00s – WTF, #Soulseek is still alive and kicking?! I was absolutely convinced it died 20 years ago along with Napster, Limewire and what they were all called back then.

Anyways, I got myself a pretty nice setup now:

* #Mullvad VPN 'cause I don't wanna get mail
* nicotine+ as Soulseek client
* #MPD and #rmpc for listening on my PC
* #syncthing to sync my collection to my phone
* #Auxio for listening on Android

Currently I'm also playing around with #blissify, a CLI tool that analyses your library, generates playlists based on similarity/mood and directly sends them to the MPD queue. Not sure about the results yet but I don't have a very huge/diverse collection so not sure what to expect anyway.

Well, hooray for #piracy!

Probando Auxio, un reproductor de música simple y racional
https://f-droid.org/es/packages/org.oxycblt.auxio/
#Auxio
Al final el mejor #reproductor en #Android para conectar al amplificador que tengo es #Auxio. Es libre, suena fenómeno con conexión analógica y digital, y tiene todas las funcionalidades necesarias. Además es livianito!. #Recomiendo. #fdroid
https://github.com/OxygenCobalt/Auxio
GitHub - OxygenCobalt/Auxio: A simple, rational music player for android

A simple, rational music player for android. Contribute to OxygenCobalt/Auxio development by creating an account on GitHub.

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