How is it that, if I'm listening to a DJ set on my computer, the easiest way to find out what's playing is still to hold my headphones up to the microphone and run Shazam.
For literally decades it's been technically possible to have something which listens to everything you hear on your computer and logs it. And yet, here we are.
Russ Garrett /
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2023-05-24 10:27:31
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