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I suspect a lack of critical thinking. Respond first, ask questions later or not at all.
I suspect a lack of critical thinking. Respond first, ask questions later or not at all.
Winks?
I forget why that happened. I think it was an increase in security required by Google with a newer Android version.
I had one but the hose broke, so now it dispenses milk for the cat through the fridge door when we’re away.
Same. Pretty reliable. Decent Web interface. Can be a bit glitchy if you replace your main phone though - still using smsbackup+ to mirror them to an IMAP folder for easy search and backup.
The rubbish that gets into your teeth / gums can then get into your blood stream. From there it can travel to your heart and cause issues.
Flossing I guess.
March 14, 1999.
It appears to be the first photo I took on my Sony Mavica camera - the one you put a floppy disk in.
I think it was in the car park at the back of RetraVision in Bourke, NSW, Australia.
Camera still works.
I don’t think mbin existed at that time. For a long time I was on kbin on desktop and Artemis on Android. Artemis kinda evaporated, and eventually I settled on Voyager, which meant I needed a lemmy.world amount. I still used kbin on desktop but it became less and less reliable.
A shame about kbin. It’s where I landed as well but eventually had to move to lemmy.world.
I wonder if there would be enough data on archive.org to rebuild your community? I guess not given users who moved might not have kepth the same usernames.
Blu tak over the speaker hole mutes them nicely too.
Probably the FM radio.
Or the fridge or the light bulb.
If it implicated a driver or file, at least you had a clue to the cause and could search for it online.
Could be.
I think what I didn’t like was they often simply froze. There was no error message, so you had to just try different things to see if you could get it stable.
I suspect they just didn’t like being on a network. Often, killing off the startup extensions (or whatever they were called) would improve their stability. It was 28 years ago…
I had to support the damn things for a university. Crash prone bastards they were. The windows 3.11 and 95 boxes in the same environment were so much more stable than the pre osx macs of the time.
The earlier ones - classics and the like were pretty stable.
Solar panels to run the aircon.
Just have to hope no storm blows the house down.
Would like an electric car but it’s out of my financial reach at this time, so keep the old car repaired and running.
Thank you.
I had a wife die from lung cancer over a ~nine month period. Cared for her etc as best I could. When they die, some part of you goes with them. I’m still alive, but not entirely. That was ten plus years ago now and I’ve remarried etc since, but I’ve taken some damage.
Facebook Messenger.