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Sounds like you were the odd one out, everyone I knew had plenty of VHS and DVD. They were a very common gift also

I'm 40% dolomite

I think that is downplaying it, while mobile devices caused the major boom in access, the Internet was already prolific before

The Internet has changed almost every aspect of daily life, I don't see why you don't think it is as innovative as the invention of the car.

Let's not use the quality of other rail networks to act as if ours isn't so bad

Wow, I've got more than that pinned

I don't think you understand how the redshift app works then? It's not meant to stop bright lights, it is meant to remove blue light to mimic the light of evenings

Definitely disagree, dark mode doesn't change the temperature of other things you are viewing such as images and video

The issue is that AI never says no or tells you that your question is not valid

All HTTP requests include your ip address, you don't "consent" to giving it to anybody. You can geolocate somebody based on ip address but it won't be very accurate

Omfg I remember ndiswrapper, how the fuck did that thing even work. Loading a windows driver on Linux???

Never heard of MBone, thanks for sharing. I think the fact that there is currently basically one successful video streaming service is indicative of how hard it is to run one. The bandwidth and performance it takes is huge, so unless a federated service is a paid-for service or receives huge donations there are never going to be enough resources to anywhere near match the performance of YouTube.