I have no idea what you’re talking about, like at all.

I don’t even use Spotify.

Some horses just want to watch the world burn

Yes in the USA there are laws that require CC on programs being televised, but not all. Interestingly enough, one of the TV exemptions is programs that are mostly musical.

After doing a bit of research now I can see your point and I agree with you that this could set up a legal situation like it did back in the 90s. I wouldn’t mind if they revisited the 1996 Telecommunications Act so they could break up the radio monopoly here, but I digress.

Legally speaking, the ADA promotes accessibility in public accommodations, but it does not require music streaming services to provide lyrics. There is no legal precedent requiring these services.

Additionally, the service in question is free. Do any music streaming services provide both lyrics and music for free? While I don’t particularly favor Spotify, this argument doesn’t relate to any legal obligation on their part.

Should my free local newspaper also include everything in braille?

You’re comparing something that actually affects someone’s ability to move around with someone not enjoying free music as much without lyrics

I don’t even know the lyrics to some of my favorite songs. I think the whole complaining about unlimited, free lyrics is ridiculous. Spotify isn’t a charity and just because someone can’t enjoy music as much due to not reading lyrics isn’t an accessibility thing.

Guess Spotify should just get rid of the free tier and then this wouldn’t even be an issue.

You don’t need lyrics to listen to music however. If she’s deaf and can’t hear the music then I don’t know why she needs Spotify.

I feel it would be a lot more useful as trivia if we knew how much money that was per person as well.

I had the original voodoo 3Dfx in 50lbs Alienware case with a 75 lbs 20+ inch crt… can’t remember the exact size. Wrong choice for university living at the time

I thought 7 was the magic number

“Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”

Alright I’m a paid user and I do have the voice model. Had it for a few weeks now.

You are definitely correct. I don’t understand why these border countries and messing with a clearly deranged man. He’s just looking for an excuse.

Are you not able to access ChatGPT-4o? Its what my app defaults to instead of regular 4

“By the way, did you know…”

I had around 10 echos and replaced them all with HomePods. Much better.

Oh so I shouldn’t have divorced my ex wife then

I’m a man and I’d probably slut it out a bit for a clown mommie

I’m 41 now, so I was around for all that stuff. I must admit, I love those old ’90s and early ’00s games like Duke Nukem. I was also going through puberty at the time, so there’s that nostalgic factor.

I don’t think those days are ever coming back, and I’m okay with that. I enjoyed those games at the time, but I can now see how others may have found them offensive—something I never really considered back then. Many of those ads and games were a product of their time, reflecting the MTV era, which, as we know, eventually gave way to reality TV, for better or worse.

These days, it seems like we’ve evolved in some ways but regressed in others, with thousands of porn games on Steam, which is definitely not my thing. I appreciate that the industry has matured and is now more inclusive and diverse. While there’s still room for improvement, I’m glad to see that gaming can offer more sophisticated and varied content that appeals to a broader audience.

Maybe not but it’s certainly more entertaining. This ad doesn’t make me want a PlayStation, it makes me want to go out and party