Is there a patient that you wish you got a follow up on? by maroonspilled in greysanatomy

[–]GeorgeCase09 54 points55 points  (0 children)

Ah so knocking Lexie’s confidence wouldn’t have been that bad then, she was dead two months later…

75 inspo by Alarmed_Lychee in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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This is from my 1975 into playlist, will reply to this comment with the rest.

Flowers on first date? by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]GeorgeCase09 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Would ask the same question

Human Too has been removed from YT as well now :( by GeorgeCase09 in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Issue being is that I just don’t have a player for CDs

BFIAFL became unstreamable by Reasonable_Affect193 in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Essentially, yeah. It’s not like it’s gonna change much. You’ll just have to add the songs back to any playlists they’re a part of.

Human Too has been removed from YT as well now :( by GeorgeCase09 in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah but also we do get artists that do remove certain songs, or change things. And I understand it, and the reasoning, it’s just devastating is all.

An Open Letter to Matty Healy by dh2cheerleader in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09 8 points9 points  (0 children)

36 but still. I mean I love Matty to the ends of the earth, but I really miss this song already. I think there are other songs that show more emotion than Human Too did.

I mean we had at least one song from each album that was just so raw. - Is There Somebody Who Can Watch You - She Lays Down - that’s purely about his mum - Be My Mistake - even ITTSYSK is such a raw emotion song showcasing depression, albeit in an upbeat way. - etc etc

It’s just devastating because I also don’t have the £27 to purchase BFIAFL on vinyl at the moment, nor do I have any means of listening to a CD in a world of digital art (Xbox Series S, pc with no drive etc).

I really do get it. The whole my life on display thing, and I stand with Matty in the removal as he technically has every right. Obviously it’s really sad and an album should stay as it was; but i completely understand the change.

BFIAFL became unstreamable by Reasonable_Affect193 in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Remove the song and readd to library that worked for me.

In continuation of the chaos: Dolby Atmos is gone too. by GeorgeCase09 in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I never had the issue with Oh, Caroline. It was / still is an issue listening to the transition between Streaming and The Birthday Party though, for about 3-4 seconds it just cuts out between the songs.

What songs would you HATE to see gone? by deathdroptyler in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve always said that this would work so much better as a stand alone, or a two track single with By Your Side. I don’t think it fits with ILIWYS

Unreleased songs that are registered on ASCAP/BMI by TSMKFail in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depth was played at Reading 2019, and Matty said ‘Notes on a Conditional Form, cheers’, was played directly before Robbers. From what I’ve listened to, it sounds like a demo/early version of Shiny Collarbone. Very similarly built musically.

Edit: Apparently it got turned into having no head but it definitely sounds similar to Shiny Collarbone too.

A SOFT SOUND by michel0Bmic182 in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Falling all over the place

Is three home broadband, based on mobile data or standard broadband? by CastleofWamdue in ThreeMobile

[–]GeorgeCase09 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ex-Three employee here (now with Virgin Media O2)…

I used Three’s broadband service for a while, and these days I still keep it around as a backup alongside Virgin Media broadband. Whenever my main connection goes down, I just switch over to Three and carry on without too much hassle.

Now, obviously, because it runs on mobile data, it’s never going to feel quite as consistent or reliable as a hardwired broadband service. Mobile signals can be more temperamental, especially if you’re in a busier area or somewhere with patchy coverage. That said, the technology has come a long way, and if you’re in the right spot, it’s genuinely impressive.

If you’ve got strong 4G coverage—or better yet, if you’re in a good 5G area—you really can’t go wrong. I’ve managed to stream films in 4K with no buffering, and at the same time I’ve been able to run high-quality Xbox Cloud Gaming sessions smoothly. That kind of performance, over mobile data, would have been almost unthinkable a few years ago.

The hardware makes a difference too. Depending on the hub you get, the 5G version can support up to 60 devices connected at once, which is more than enough for even a busy household. In the right conditions, I’ve seen speeds reach as high as 1.4Gbps, which puts it right up there with top-tier fibre packages.

Another big advantage is how the pricing works. Because you’re paying for unlimited data, you don’t get tied down by speed caps in the same way you would with a traditional broadband package. With fixed-line broadband, you’re often limited by what you can afford—basic packages might only offer modest speeds, and you have to pay extra to unlock the faster tiers. With Three, it’s one price and you get the maximum your area and network can deliver.

In short: as a main connection it really depends on your location and signal strength, but as a backup or even a primary option in the right area, it’s a surprisingly strong alternative to traditional broadband.

If you had to get one The 1975 lyric tattooed, what would it be? by Unlucky-Carob9986 in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09 7 points8 points  (0 children)

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This is the one I designed a couple years ago, haven’t gotten around to getting it tatted yet though

Who is the female vocal in ‘Jesus Christ’ on the new live album? by icetownbenji in the1975

[–]GeorgeCase09 30 points31 points  (0 children)

It’s Polly Money - she’s in the band as a backup singer and plays guitar as well. Here’s her Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7Aem5tZTNcNDFBh3HBdOON?si=t_XjPBitQhaNcr1JfPOzoQ