(He couldn’t start it again he was still showering.) Then another song started playing. “That’s a shame,” Ball remembered thinking. The song he was listening to on Spotify, by American singer Lauv, had suddenly stopped. (Handout via The New York Times)Ĭonnor Ball, the 23-year-old bassist of British pop band the Vamps, was in the shower when he realized something was up. When a Spotify account gets hacked, the hackee is able to see the music the hacker has chosen and a portrait of the hacker often emerges. Go to get started.In an undated handout image, a Spotify playlist made for a hacker. If you aren’t on Twitter, it’s easy-and free-to sign up. Have at least one unique Tweet (other than a reTweet) on the Twitter party from 7-8 pm ET on November 12th, 2015.Enter to win in the Gleam widget below. You can enter up to 5 times!.Winners must be able to pick up tickets to the Miami Auto Show in person no accommodation for travel, parking or other expenses will be made. When: November 12, 7-8 pm ET (6-7pm CT 5-6 pm MT 4-5 pm PT)įollow #ChevyPlayMiami #ILikeThatCar, to win below by answering a few simple questions each answer qualifies as an entry to win. And, we’ll be giving away 4 pairs of tickets the Miami Auto Show along with Chevy Gift bags. We’ll continue the conversation with a Twitter Chat this Thursday, November 12th at 7PM eastern. Want to learn more–and win tickets to attend the Miami Auto Show? Our style conversation with Jenny Berger was caught on Periscope, which you can see here.

Ryan from Code Fever Miami had a similar message: Find your natural path, the tech platforms that work for you, and your journey through technology will be simpler and more rewarding. Just like Jenny taught us about getting the unused items out of our closets, Vanessa advises to eliminate the social platforms that are more of a burden than a love, and to focus on where you love to connect with people. This idea of authenticity threaded through to ideas to get more genuine connections through social media and technology, as taught by Vanessa James and Code Fever Miami. Tech and style play were part of the CarPlay demo Jenny from WearItWellMiami (left) and Ryan from Code Fever Miami (right) taught us style and tech hacks to make our lives easier

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