Post 1640028 by OmnaBrain@anticapitalist.party
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 (DIR) Post #1639930 by ink_slinger@mastodon.club
       2018-12-01T20:51:33Z
       
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       If I want to make a mixtape and don't want to sail the seven seas to do it, what's the best way these days? Spotify playlist and then burn it to CD?They've got that 3-months for $0.99 deal they always seem to do at the end of the year, so it'd be way more affordable than buying every track individually on Google Play or something.
       
 (DIR) Post #1640028 by OmnaBrain@anticapitalist.party
       2018-12-01T20:53:23Z
       
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       @ink_slinger Genuinely, I have to recommend you stay away from spotify. I 'tested it' 2 years or so ago and I am full entrapped now.I feel like I can't drop it because so much of my music is tied up into it and it's so easy to find music, manage the library and build playlists.It's like the  palantir of music. It's too tempting and the power is too great. You must resistSeriously don't do it.
       
 (DIR) Post #1640029 by ink_slinger@mastodon.club
       2018-12-01T20:55:58Z
       
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       @OmnaBrain I'm generally opposed to streaming subscriptions and prefer to just buy the music I want but, in this case it seems so convenient (I'm making someone else a CD for Christmas and don't already own most of the songs I'd want).
       
 (DIR) Post #1640046 by emsenn@mastodon.social
       2018-12-01T20:54:45Z
       
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       @OmnaBrain @ink_slinger I hate it because I don't have an account and people try to share music with me and I just straight-up can't listen to it, OR EVEN SEE THE FULL TRACK NAME TO SEARCH FOR IT OTHER PLACES RJLERUOIERWOIUAhem
       
 (DIR) Post #1640047 by emsenn@mastodon.social
       2018-12-01T20:55:49Z
       
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       @OmnaBrain @ink_slinger What I meant to say is, OmnaBrain is right, Spotify is pretty much the walking definition of a walled garden.
       
 (DIR) Post #1640048 by ink_slinger@mastodon.club
       2018-12-01T20:56:45Z
       
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       @emsenn @OmnaBrain For sure. This would, according to the plan, be a temporary subscription that I'd cancel pretty quickly. But I can definitely see how easy it would be to get "trapped" once you've been using the service for a while.
       
 (DIR) Post #1640085 by emsenn@mastodon.social
       2018-12-01T20:57:55Z
       
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       @ink_slinger @OmnaBrain Yeah I realize that's what you said but this is the only place I've felt comfortable complaining about Spotify because anywhere else I'd get asked why I don't have an account and then be called either weird or looped into some pointless convo about software ethics.
       
 (DIR) Post #1640086 by ink_slinger@mastodon.club
       2018-12-01T20:58:28Z
       
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       @emsenn @OmnaBrain Fair. I have an account, but not a paid one because fuck that, basically.
       
 (DIR) Post #1647926 by Trussell@mastodon.social
       2018-12-01T22:56:35Z
       
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       @ink_slingerI haven't used the service but I don't think burning or copying music from the service will be straightforward. As I understand it the music you aquire through the service can only be played through their apps. Keeping / making a recording for a cd or other player probably doesn't go with their usage plan and licensing. I'd look into that anyway.
       
 (DIR) Post #1647927 by ink_slinger@mastodon.club
       2018-12-02T03:10:42Z
       
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       @Trussell That seems likely. I have some coworkers who make Spotify playlists for the office, and occasionally make CD versions of the same, so I should ask them how they do it.
       
 (DIR) Post #1647934 by y1@baraag.net
       2018-12-01T21:27:27Z
       
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       @ink_slinger technically i think ripping from spotify is still considered piracy so
       
 (DIR) Post #1647935 by ink_slinger@mastodon.club
       2018-12-02T03:11:09Z
       
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       @y1 Yeah, probably, now that you mention it.