TXL @ XTL @sopuli.xyz

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Might be the usual confusion about local emissions and particles or something.

You can be sure the world has never heard of whatever that is.

That's right. Got my words mixed.

There aren't, really. There are a few antiques and half baked things.

A big problem is that these days, unless you're the size of Apple or Samsung, it's impossible to get a reasonable hardware soc and modem other than one which only runs a soon obsolete blob laden android which is going to be EOL before you've even finished your design.

The hardware is not there. The firmware/hw data/platform isn't there even to begin OS work with. And there's a global shipping, regulation and mobile operator hell waiting on the other side. And a product lifecycle that's only a few years long.

Yes, I've worked for phone manufacturers.

My first thought was "imagine if Putin could have afforded her".

Lawful evil.

It's a Sony Picachu. You might be thinking of the Nintendo one.

Any real number, literally.

It's the stupid name.

Gadgets are cheap.

If be interested. I've only used desktop VLC and only as a backup player since it tends to have its own code for most things instead of using shared components that sometimes it can do things other players fail at. That could be useful on Android as well and if the player's also good, no who knows.

I'm very much fine with that, too. I just think it was on the right on Sun keyboards. Either way, not the most common key but infinitely more useful than a caps lock.

4/5g is exactly the allowed alternative and what refusing to allow infrastructure use leads to.

Fungi.

They've probably all heard the speech at some point. Except those born at Zion.

But it's the target audience (people who might subscribe to BBC notifications) as smart as a little 12 year old?

That's what good link aggregators are for.

I was mumble-something before there was an independent Montenegro.

It does have that ring to it, like Montevideo. I think what helps me is I heard so much once about Serbia and Montenegro that it's kind of become an association path to former Yugoslavia.

Then you can give it to someone else to read or sell it and even more people can read it.

Having some kind of control signal available over wire would be nice, though. So the only way to dim lights wasn't to turn them on and off again a hundred times a second. That would also enable timers and automatic lights for those who want them. Without clouds.