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Your fact that those three were all born the same year is what I’m finding interesting.
Linux & FOSS Enthusiast. My cultural touch points are 90s-00s sci-fi references and Mean Girls.
Your fact that those three were all born the same year is what I’m finding interesting.
I made SO many self-extracting archives back in the day. My friends just couldn’t be bothered to use 7zip.
It was such a solid television show. I’ve got preschoolers at home now, but I can’t wait to share it with them (along with a lot of other sci-fi).
The real question remains, can you flip it upside down for an episode like in the first season?
I had one of these in college. It was a good little player. Reasonably inexpensive. One end was a cap that came off and was a full size USB, so that you didn’t need to carry around cables.
I’m not going to tell you how long it took me to figure out that the hold switch made the storage mount as read only when plugged into a computer.
The only thing I have inventoried is what’s in the attic. Everything is in large plastic totes by category. I keep a text file listing each tote and what’s in each. You looking for something specific? Search for that word in the text file and then go open up tote F3.
The totes are color coded based on what category of item is in them & have their contents written on the lids using a chalkboard marker for anyone in the family who doesn’t want to use the text file.