It’s a bit odd, but it only needs the basic subscription. It’s fair enough, I guess, gives a bit of extra value for the subscription. I can see why they wouldn’t want to give access to their entire music library for free.

Yes, I think that’s probably how it worked.

My memory of token ring is vague, but I think it was originally a ring in series as you said - however token ring switches (that isn’t what they were called) also existed, which was the “modern” way of writing up a token ring network.

I suspect there should be something using the IGDB API, if not it ought to be possible to make one. I found this (I didn’t try it) but it’s not quite what you want: https://github.com/omoosey/video-game-calendar

“Oh, perhaps we could assign it to the actual Indian Ocean, as that’s quite a persuasive 💰 argument 💰.”

“… Or perhaps NASA would like to administer it on behalf of the aliens on Io until we make contact…”

Only about four years after everybody else!

Upvoted for NetSurf. I wrote the Amiga frontend for it, and as such it’s my favourite browser on that platform (OS4 anyway - the OS3 build is very unstable)

I’ve watched the first one - it’s alright! I thought it might be US-centric but David Braben is in it.

I’m not sure if they have a universal app, it’s definitely available on Roku devices.

I think they’ve glued the Q and U together to make it easier. Technically that’s one single 11 point tile.

The eBay password limit is 256 characters.

They made the mistake of mentioning this when I went to change my password.

Guess how many characters my eBay password has?

It certainly ended somewhere between 2001 and 2007. I remember where I was living when they stopped it.

When mail came twice a day, I used to get my post in the afternoon, consistently, and none in the morning, ever.

When they changed it, my post started turning up earlier, in the morning.

So it was weirdly an improvement. It seems strange now that there was ever two deliveries a day, given I get one letter a week at most now. (parcels are another matter, but again you don’t need Royal Mail delivering parcels twice a day even if you get a lot, so the fact they did this with letters is weird)

Reminds me of the guy who bought the last ever Big Mac in Iceland, and put it on display and it didn’t go mouldy.

Don’t know how true that is but it’s a good story!

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I did know this already, but it’s easily forgotten as it isn’t common to need it. I find banking sites are the main place this is useful, as they ask for all sorts of extra information.

They were good before (and please correct me if I’ve got this wrong) EB bought them and did a “reverse takeover”. Since that point they’ve been going downhill.

Has anybody tried this on ao486 (MiSTer)?

I found that my colleague had stuck it on an i5 today.

Hmm, maybe it’s one per ear?!