Apextier

I mean every product is a money grab from every company that has ever made a product. That is kinda the job of a corporation. 
 

Google Play Music UI/UX sucks so I went back to Spotify

I do use google alot but music is one of the few things were I prefer something else, for music spotify is just way better imo and with discord and Google home integration also, it is really nice. And like @Apextier pointed out the UI sucks.

Google Play Music UI/UX sucks so I went back to Spotify

Google Play Music UI/UX sucks so I went back to Spotify

But that means the rules you are making are local, are you not trying to make them on the server instead?

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Back on topic. @Vinod Bahadur Thapa front end developers focus mainly on HTML/CSS and possibly JavaScript. Knowing more is helpful but not required to be a skilled front end webdev.

Note that I haven't needed this feature before so I haven't tried any of these options out myself. I'm just helping you Google. You'll have to look into them more yourself.
 
In terms of Visual Studio extensions, here are some I found
TeamCoding (Seems to use CodeLens which isn't in the free Community version of VS) Collab (Looks dead) floobits plugin (Looks dead)  
Cloud IDEs usually have this feature although I'm not sure how many out there have .NET support. One option I found was Codeanywhere which seems to suggest it supports .NET
 
Since it supports IntelliJ, it looks like it also supports Rider (their new .NET IDE) and presumably all their IDEs. At the very least I was able to install it in Rider but I don't have a floobits account to try it out.
 
Rider is free/discounted if you meet any of their criteria here.

It's really based on how you use them. In most states having a set in possession is perfectly legal.
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lock_picking#United_States

It's really based on how you use them. In most states having a set in possession is perfectly legal.
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lock_picking#United_States

Try Vagrant or Docker to setup a virtual test image. Testing on the server it self is just a no go.

@CHILDISH_K1LL3R There are a few things you could try.
 
Clear the cache in ~/Library/Caches/com.spotify.* and log out and back in, see if that rectifies the problem. You can see what the config is set to for auto log by running the following command. If all else fails just nuke the "~/Library/Application Support/Spotify" directory.
 
cat "~/Library/Application Support/Spotify/prefs"  
There should be a line that says app.autostart-configured=<true/false> which should be changing when you set the preference from within the Spotify app.

Watched this video, and stopped on this frame;

 
Quite a cool design, so I wanted to make my youtube feed look like that.
First I built a shell, and then, when tried the youtube APIs, I got stuck with keys I can't have, like `channelId` and stuff.
So this project is a bust (until I get interested again and write a youtube API mock), but at least there is a nice shell.
 
Also, "Floatplane", not "The Floatplane". We all know what happened to facebook..
Didn't want to just waste it, so here is a video for my archive of dead projects - 
 
Note: this uses minimal styling (SCSS) as I stopped to work on it when encountered the API issue. It is similar, but differnt
Note2: Project time was about 2 hours (as I used a framework I am very familiar with and am a member of it's development)