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JR Raphael

Los Angeles, United States
As seen in: Computerworld, The Intelligence, MSN Singapore, The Verge, Yahoo Finance, Fast Company, Flipboard, PCWorld, Android Police, Tech Advisor, Yahoo, Mental Floss and
On an indefinite hiatus from this place. You can keep up with me via my weekly newsletter: AndroidIntel.net Or find me on Mastodon: @jr@twit.social
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Break out of the Spotify echo chamber with these music discovery gold mines

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By JR Raphael
| Fast Company Verified
If there’s one thing that gets me as giddy as gadgets, it’s music. Tech and music have always been my two biggest passions. And lately, as I’ve been reconnecting with some of my old (heavy emphasis on the word old) college friends, many of whom are professional musicians, I’ve been thinking more and more about the way I discover new music now compared to (cough, cough) 20-some-odd years ago. In short: Nowadays, I don’t really discover new music.
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Break out of the Spotify echo chamber with these music discovery gold mines

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By JR Raphael
| Flipboard
10 hours ago Josh Grisetti — the Broadway actor, television performer and beloved musical theater educator known for his work on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Something Rotten! and It Shoulda Been You — died by suicide on Friday, July 10, PEOPLE can confirm. He was 44. The sad news was announced in an emotional …
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O truque do Google para assistir ao YouTube sem anúncios

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By JR Raphael
| Fast Company Brazil Verified
Um leitor atento destas minhas reflexões se deparou recentemente com uma descoberta que ainda me faz duvidar do que vejo. É um site aparentemente secreto que permite assistir a qualquer vídeo do YouTube sem anúncios a qualquer momento, sem pagar um único centavo. Eu sei que parece bom demais para ser verdade, mas repare nisto: na verdade, é um site oficial de propriedade do Google.
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