Yeah I remember we couldn't get CBC anymore so we couldn't watch the Leafs games anymore. We tried digital but we got very few channels, even less than analog. That's when we got satellite TV.
I've been using fractional scaling on my laptop with GNOME since I installed it about four years ago. It's a bit heavy on battery usage but it's worked as expected for all this time.
If someone wants to put together a physical CD collection then <$50 is a small investment for a external CD drive. Thrift store CDs are cheap but it still has its costs. Streaming service subscriptions add up as well.
Buy CDs. Fun and affordable if your music tastes can be found in thrift stores.
See if your local record store will order in new releases or otherwise for you on CD. Mine does and it's not a very large store.
From there, rip to a computer where you either copy it to a mobile device for listening or self host your own streaming service such as Navidrome or Jellyfin.
The streaming service is easy to self host and I'd love to give more details. You can also "borrow your friend's CDs to rip them" and stream content that you didn't necessarily pay for.
Wasn't his whole job to solve a case that the other doctors couldn't solve? When the average doctor's competency couldn't solve the case they'd turn it to House to use unconventional methods.
The same place they tested that completely unknown device that exploded lightning and nearly killed Data. So the next step they took was recreating the condtions and making it explode again to zap Data because he enjoyed the feeling of a near death experience.
What about a break barrel .22 with shorts? That's slower to kill than someone trained with a bow. So some killing devices are okay, as long as they don't kill very quickly?
Hope you're feeling okay this morning Mr. Linksys, I love your username!