Open_Mike

Technology Connections largely debunks this myth.

Light bulb will run for a very long time if you don’t want it to be bright.

https://youtu.be/zb7Bs98KmnY?si=SDXvd0E9SPFbxKSG

I’m still using 2.3.3 as 3.3.3 won’t save project files on Google Drive. As a radio station, that’s kinda important for creating sponsor messages etc.

Will check out Tenacity.

Running earlier versions of 7, and occasionally deleting %programdata% when they start kicking you off gets around these limitations for now.

Rustdesk is great. Took a little work to get the self hosting working, but it’s great once that’s sorted. A few features are not implemented, but the essentials are there.

I am a bit surprised that the windscreen hasn’t decided to pop out.

Maybe a cached peer to peer system?

It’s come in at about 3am on Friday morning for me. But that’s because I live in the future. (Australia.)

Just grab a copy using Google Takeout, then after that use Syncrify, FolderSync, Resilio Sync or something else to automatically copy your phone media to your computer.

Get solar panels so you can run your AC guilt free when the sun is shining.

Same here, but I’ll chew a xylitol-containing gum after most meals and snacks. (not sorbitol, it doesn’t work.) Hard to find a good gum though - the only one I can get here is Mentos.

Our local charity shop sells an hdmi adapter that splits the audio stream out to a TRS (headphone) socket for just $4. Put that between the ChromeCast and the TV and feed it to the line in ok the PC and I think you’re done.

Depends how many wars we have I guess. Although I think natural disasters are generally more deadly unless someone unstable unpacks a nuke.

Cue the “Are you being served?” theme song.

I use Firefox because Chrome screws up my task bar icons too often. I have to use a PWA extension for Firefox to get that functionality, but once set up it just works.