I'm right there with ya:

- Speakers: 40 year old Magneplanars that a friend gave me (I had to re-glue some of the "coil" wiring)
- Receiver: 40 year old Carver C1
- Turntable: 40-50 year old Thorens
- Power Amp: new-ish Crown XLS 1502 (from Craigslist)
- Tape Deck: 40 year old Nakamichi from Goodwill (had to replace the belts)
- CD Player: none (all ripped for streaming)
- Streaming: 20 year old Squeezebox 3

...to re-read The Midas Plague by Frederick Pohl.

https://archive.org/details/ga...

We replaced the worn-out impeller in our grinder with a 3d-printed part, and while re-installing I lost a wool felt washer that sat around the motor spindle below the grinding teeth. We suddenly had a huge problem with static; grounds flying all over the place. Eventually it occured to me that the felt washer was serving to dissipate the static charges, and after I installed a replacement, all the static problems went away.

They were using CoPilot to "fix a simple typo?" SMH.

Citation please? I don't see any reference to other copies of this film existing, in any of the linked articles.

*whoosh*
That was the sound of a Jeopardy reference going over your head...

I'd prefer to imagine a legislative branch that did that.

Shockingly, that domain name appears to be available.

Thanks to Micro$oft's recent renaming of their Remote Desktop app, you can now watch Apple TV in Apple TV the Windows app in a window on Windows in Windows App on Windows.

"They, especially politicians, must lead in curbing misinformation..."

Good luck with that.

You relying on an LLM to accurately warn you of allergic foods? Keep your Epipen handy...

I'm old enough to remember that Adobe Illustrator 88 was seeming pretty stale in 1990.

And before that...

And before that everything was "enterprise"

And before that everything was "blockchain"