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Cake day: October 17th, 2023

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  • Yeah, I have allways been suspicious of major companies that pretend to not be able to access the data you store on the servers.

    This is also why I don’t understand why so many companies are abandoning on-prem infrastructure in favour of Microsoft 365.

    Sure, it may be cheaper and leaner for companies to just use 365, but you give up control and any real crisis options.

    OneDrive does have it’s advantages, but it is just so damn annoying to troubleshoot.

    I absolutely prefer the old normal network drive approach.


  • Nope, it won’t be anonymous.

    Look, any kind of digital age verification must be connected in some way to an actual identity.

    If you are running a community operating under EU laws to require age verification, then a simple true/false statement won’t cut it.

    You will be required to log a personal ID number of the user, signed by the digital wallet issuer, that is the only way to guarantee that a specific person was verified to be of age.

    You as an admin of the community might not know the identity of the users, but the government can tie the account back to you.



  • You can absolutely do that with an iPhone.

    There are a few ways, the most important thing is to make sure you have the space on your phone.

    I have about 800-900 songs on my iPhone 16e, all bought through iTunes, then I also used to carry 100-200 songs from remix.kwed.org at the same time.

    Based on your post, I’ll assume that you have a collection of non-iTunes songs that you want to transfer to your iPhone.

    To do that you have two alternatives:

    1. Connect your phone to your computer, and use the iTunes software, first import your music collection into iTunes, then sync it to your phone.
    2. Get the VLC app on your iPhone, it has a webserver which can be accessed through the local network, and you can upload individual tracks directly to the VLC app on your phone, it is however slow and annoying.

    Both of these apps support carplay.

    I hope that even if you ultimately decide against using your iPhone in this way, it at least buys you some time to save, do research and get the actual MP3 playing solution you want.