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Spotify re-invented the radio (lemmy.world)
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Can't even seek through songs.

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[โ€“] MargotRobbie@lemmy.world 32 points 1 year ago (1 children)

And Netflix and other streaming services, despite supposedly saving us from cable, re-invented cable.

But the good news is, maybe it's time to get the good old iPods/DAPs back into the mainstream again. You can have a big SD card with all the music and podcasts you could ever want without tying yourself to a specific service.

[โ€“] Wilmo@lemmy.world 8 points 1 year ago

I own quite a lot of mp3s legally. Host them on a 50 dollar raspberry pi with something called Navidrome which uses a protocol called subsonic.

I can stream my own music from my home to my phone etc or anywhere. Otherwise yeah just having them locally is the other best option.