Hey, how about releasing the Pending Approval comments in this post. They dissented from your proposal to make a new separate post for app deals, and they're still hidden after 4 days.
Hey, how about releasing the Pending Approval comments in this post. They dissented from your proposal to make a new…
It has been a day since I posted my comment. It is still "pending approval". Why is this?
It has been a day since I posted my comment. It is still "pending approval". Why is this?
Having a separate post for app deals is a step down in usability for most people, myself included. It simply means more clicks, and more time spent, every weekday.
Having a separate post for app deals is a step down in usability for most people, myself included. It simply means…
Sheezus man, get a room with yourself.
` and ~ will navigate the tabs :)
Ah yes. I employ that secret — self-delusion gets me through the day ;)
Yes, I got excited reading your (excellent) post, but I have a Chromebook also...I wonder if I do get a chance to organize playlists into groups as you explained whether they would carry over to the web player, and my phone, and my kindle, etc.
Just to be clear, your accumulated music don't go bye-bye, you just have to listen to miserably painful commercials, correct?
How do you pay $9 instead of $10, pray tell? :)
That is a killer tip. Thank you.
In the Spotify desktop program, head to File > New Playlist Folder or use the shortcut Control + Shift + N to make a new group. These allow you to put any number of playlists into a single group; greatly cutting down on the noise in one step.
wrong acronym. though I get your drift thanks to Urban Dictionary...though I wish I didn't know.
Oh, that's just sad.
Can you say what the specific amp capacity per plug is?
And soon to be a Phoenix cop, no doubt.
Wherefore?
Would you care for some cheese with that?
I have found the perfect solution. Here is the answer:
"Small monthly fee" which is almost as much as Netflix? Not sure what you're smoking, but I suppose there's one born every minute, as they say, and that will keep you in business. Please tell us why $5 instead of $1, like LastPass? I don't mind charging, but I do mind gouging.
Pardon my ignorance, but can I take these apps with me when I move on to a new machine. Are they licensed to the person (as with iOS apps), or the mac?
