The answer is the same as the one about neckbeards: can't.

Audacity is an excellent tool for capturing streams. When I moved back from AU I captured in excess of 300 CDs (legally) via Spotify and then cancelled my subscription.

Ditto. My Surface Book Pro is only faster than the Thinkpad it replaced due to faster SSD architecture. Both were bought at a $3k price point (work allowance) and gotta say I prefer the lighter SB even if its keyboard and no mouse nipple almost suck.

Yes Luddite.

You could't find the trivial solution for this? Sad actually.

An 84" screen with live video remotes has been standard in these parts for a few years.The remotes get live video of the local speaking.

I like how Australia handles this. Learners' cars are marked, as are teenagers', so you can anticipate the type of likely stupidity. It's hilarious the wide berth learners get; almost as unpredictable as roos. Add Elderly marking to the mix, everyone wins.

It was too much work for me. Hosting a server doesn't change the other bits.

I registered a personal domain and hooked it to mail.com. I use Thunderbird with imap. For spam control, collected and personal addresses go to inbox, the rest to triage. Brilliant.

You high? They'll be shuttered in a week and you're behind a very long line of creditors.

I think when a high number of mutations are thrown out to see what sticks, there can be multiple winners. Chaste + promiscuous, rich + handy, etc.

There's a reason subs are sea-gapped.

When I was a Junior, I had an assignment to write a lexical parser. The professor spent basically a week explaining how to build and maintain a stack, something like 400 lines of code. I didn't know much at the time, but I wanted to vomit looking at it. I wrote my parser the sane way -- recursive, about 80 lines. Turned in a printout (dates me), it comes back "see me". The coot couldn't understand it so I had to explain it to him.

Their floor staff are exceptional. My parents refuse to listen to me, so when a guy comes over and suggests precisely the usb extender I had already selected, then they listen. You can go online and see precisely what's in stock before you go. What's in stock is a $32 'extender, what's not is a $7 extender only available by delivery.

i've been behind enough corporate firewalls to see that a blocked site is blocked. How would a smart kid circumvent a strong setup?