Re:How Spotify ran a large Google Dataflow job for Wrapped 2019
by cuddlecake on Wednesday February 19, 2020 @03:10AM
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You also have to be online with good connectivity within the app to view the menu for removing an album from the device. Presumably, because offline access means access only if you are really, truly, completely offline.
Re:How Spotify ran a large Google Dataflow job for Wrapped 2019
by simfoo on Wednesday February 19, 2020 @05:23AM
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Just opening the context menu of a song (to add it to the queue for example) now requires connectivity and does at least one round-trip to their servers. Unless you actually cut the connection (e.g. air plane mode), then it suddenly works fine
Re:How Spotify ran a large Google Dataflow job for Wrapped 2019
by ddoeth on Wednesday February 19, 2020 @08:15AM
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They should just have set the timeout to half a second and no one would have noticed
Re:How Spotify ran a large Google Dataflow job for Wrapped 2019
by Hasnep on Wednesday February 19, 2020 @04:18AM
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You can make a new account and contact the support team who can transfer almost all your info to the new account including followers and playlists. Not ideal though.
Re:How Spotify ran a large Google Dataflow job for Wrapped 2019
by spyke112 on Wednesday February 19, 2020 @05:52AM
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I find the biggest value of Spotify is the listening history they have gathered on me throughout the years. I would hate to lose all those excellent recommendation they give me based on that data.
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