My 2001-era Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 PDA had the best slide out keyboard ever made, nothing has come close at all. A CF wifi card brought it so close to being a smart phone before there were smart phones.

I would buy it today as a phone if they’d just remake the original with an updated linux with QT equivalent option and updated screen hardware.

Compulsory voting.

If you don’t vote, you don’t get to take deductions on your federal taxes and you don’t get any owed tax refund. When you do vote, you also get an extra 3% discount on federal tax owed until your AGI is over $190k.

Jokes on you, I google it using ddg!

Registrar is 1API.NET which uses Verisign.

DNS is currently configured to cloudflare (maybe as a result of this fubar scenario?). blah.itch.io would be pointed in DNS not from the TLD registrar in this scenario.

Contacting itch.io directly would be the first step long before going the registrar route as they obviously manage DNS on their end and not the registrar end.

From what I understand, he’s more of a high school girls kinda guy. He gets older, they stay the same age.

ok but where’s the pcmcia slot! /sees myself out

To an extent. Early 90’s I could navigate WordPerfect in DOS faster than I’ve ever been able to work in MS Word, because it was all keyboard even before I learned proper home key 10 finger typing in high school. Technically my first word processor was Wordstar on one of those Osborne “portable” computers with the 5-inch screen when I was a young kid, but Wordperfect was what I did my first real ‘word processing’ on when I started using it for school projects. So I might just be older in that ‘how do you do fellow kids’ in this sort of discussion.

To this day, I still prefer mc (Midnight Commander, linux flavored recreation of Norton Commander that does have a Windows port (YMMV on the win port)) to navigate filesystems for non-automated file management.

I’ve been thoroughly conditioned for mouse use since the mid-late 90s (I call it my Warcraft-Quake era, we still used keyboard only for Doom 1/2 back in the early days), and I feel like it’s a crutch when I’m trying to do productive work instead of gaming. When I spend a few days working using remote shells, I definitely notice a speed increase. Then a few days later I lose it all again when I’m back on that mouse cursor flow brain.

Everyone knows it was hot grits, and she poured them down your pants.

Just /. things.

I’d like to see a hand counting vs the scanned electronic databasse counts that get used as the sacrosanct count data. Something just feels off. But hey, it’s Florida, we reap what we sow.

Thats QAnon nonsense.

Welp thars a hard no.

“Not Hotdog”

And yet the entire context is discussing an expensive SSD that would go bad, inherently implying data loss as part of the inferred outcomes. Not a blender or a crock pot or the LCD display of a 1997 Honda Civic radio.

In the name of even dumber stupid internet arguments, it was. Data loss along with the price paid was an obvious inference.

If it doesn’t play Amiga era .mod files, is it really even a music player?

Tildes has been well known to be a trash pile from its earliest days.

Now do Scotland.

No he’s right even while Matt M is being a massive piece of shit and ruining the WP community cohesion. DeliciousBrains iirc was the original ACF dev org that was bought out by WPE who do a lot of cornering dev using buyouts/investments and then go about with their internal commercialization of tooling built on GPL without contributing to the upstream platforms. WPEngine still aren’t the good guys, they’re just the victims in a case where the expected good guy WP founder and Automattic leader Matt Mullieswaggiesomethingrather turned out to be bad guy that is just as ethically and morally compromised with a little more salt for flavoring.

Narrator: until it wasn’t.