There are more if you press the keyboard shortcut for “Help”.

Both have their names on RFCs and have developed many of the protocols we all use. To give them credit, the R&D backend side of things they are both pretty good at.

I’m not sure the research teams have anything to do with business models, or indeed research for what users actually want.

Looks like the cat’s actually got a blanket too. You’re in good company!

It got away with it due to period accuracy (and it had a decent plot too).

Now move that to a modern setting and it feels icky and gratuitous.

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Honestly I don’t know, but I think there is SDR software for Android and therefore potentially DAB decoding software. It should only need an SDR and a USB-OTG cable.

U&W has moved from COM6 to COM4, only the existing COM6 version has moved to 791.

It’s a bit weird that such a well received game would be blocked from being released on any platform.

That would explain why it was delayed! If your name’s not on the list you’re not coming in.

Probably had to go home to change shoes or something.

Are they suggesting the castles are haunted by the ghosts of tour guides?

Just forced this one through as noticed it didn’t post a couple of days ago.

I think the source link broke, correct source is https://www.willquinnart.com/the-bunny-archives/51-100

Yes. Was that question aimed at me?

Unfortunately this is the correct answer ^^^

To overcome anxiety you have to do the things that make you anxious. The best way is to do them now, the thinking time just increases the anxiety, and putting stuff off reinforces the fear.

Source: have anxiety

Interesting idea, but it sounds like it’s increasing complexity for little benefit. What you might want is an SDR, which I believe you can get working on a phone.

Not on this year’s list

I think that’s a fair assessment.

Bluesky exists. It’s effectively what Twitter was before that tit bought it. There’s no excuse for still being on whatever letter of the alphabet Twitter is called now.

This reminds me of Scotland’s gritters which all have punny names.

You can watch them on the gritter tracker: https://www.traffic.gov.scot/gritter-tracker

Greener grass!

Ah the good old days, when Boots the chemist used to sell computer games and accessories (and I think computers too!)