It’s still not possible, according to the FAQ: Q: Can I download music I own on Resonate? A: In the future, we intend to offer the ability to download tracks that you own on Resonate to your local device. This feature is not yet available.
So for now, it’s just streaming.
Well, I would hope for 33 MHz at least… ;-)
Just a notice, there’s also Netbird, so you won’t be that fucked…
You don’t want to know how that mail abomination is set up here… Archiving? Blasphemy!
It’s used in company I work in. It’s pretty solid, given how much data it has to work with, although it’s a bit slow. But that’s probably combination of shitty workstation, huuuuge inbox, shitty local mail provider and pretty slow internet speeds…
But he dis his best, you know? He tried as hard as every true american should do and he made it! You know?! He made it happen! And that’s beautiful.
I know of timeshift. The nice part about openSUSE snapper is it’s all automatic and simply uses btrfs cow.
That’s why I always recommend openSUSE. It automatically makes snapshots when updating so you always have working point to go back to.
This is an interesting idea, but I find their catalogue to be quite terrible for me (so far). Service like this really, really needs big names and much broader catalogue to attract people and start moving. Even though I’m far far from listening to mainstream I literally could not find a single interpret I looked for, and believe me I tried.