Readers should note that it's super buggy. Occasionally your music will be unavailable, even though it can match it to tracks that ARE available on apple music (it just says "not available in your region" and is greyed out). Sometimes it also "matches" to the clean version of the music (may god damn people who think that censoring music is a good idea) and there's no way to correct it. I've lost an impressive amount of music just forgetting what's mine and accidentally deleting it when trying to figure out why it's not playing.
It was half-baked when they shipped it and it still has the same launch bugs. Still, it's better than spotify.
X86 also has little to do with modern computing architecture. That's just the ISA; it's not going to help you solve pipelining or cache issues inherent to the data flow.
Wishing x86 on students is sincerely such a sadistic act. Just pick an arbitrary isa that's easier to reason about (read: basically anything after 1990 not designed by intel) and stick to it.
It was half-baked when they shipped it and it still has the same launch bugs. Still, it's better than spotify.