There’s a lot we still don’t know about life on this planet.
There’s a lot we still don’t know about life on this planet.
He’s also dead. There’s a message in that somewhere.
Customers love that it sucks.
Don’t forget the Whippoorwill.
Their environmental regulations are pretty lax, the COVID link could just be coincidental.
Anyone with the ability to read who bought one deserves what happened to them. The sellers are probably still laughing.
I’m still holding out hope that it gets better as it goes along but you’re absolutely correct about the new reboot. It’s fallen into the same trap as The Simpsons where it’s “pick a trend and make fun of it” show after show.
Will this solely be a Chrome “feature” or will it get into Chromium and eventually Edge?
I’m a member of a couple of hobby-specific forums that are still doing okay and I think there is still some life left for them. The nice part is they tend to attract subject matter experts who will answer questions from newbies without the nastiness you see on StackExchange. The small number of users and the lack of public visibility keeps a lot of trolls away. But there aren’t many left. Lots of them moved to groups on Facebook or other venues where the owner no longer has to manage their own server. When they do that sometimes their archives get lost, which sucks since who knows how long social media sites will keep things or whether they’ll surrender the data for someone else to archive.
I was developing 30 years ago and I love what’s available today. Nostalgia is fine, as far as it goes, but things change and sometimes for the better. This is one of those cases.