During a high school sports day my friends and I managed to get this album played for the whole school because one of us had the album in our car.
People complained and it was eventually switched off for some generic pop music, but for 20 minutes or so, we got to hear actual good music at a sports day
These comments describe how I feel every day for as long as I can remember 🙃
That's the beauty of tabs, it can be whatever you want.
But the correct answer is 4
I love my modular synthesizer, although the cost of it is not good value for money so probably can't count as my best tech purchase.
My sim racing rig has the same issue, it's bought me thousands of hours of joy but is prohibitively expensive.
My ergodox mechanical keyboard is a solid contender. The original model, Hand built, cherry MX clears. It's lasted easily 10 years and I hate typing on anything else.
But I think it's probably my headphones. Beyerdynamics DT770 pro's. They sound great, they're super comfy, and not terribly expensive. I've had them for probably 10 years and I see no reason I won't have them till the day I die
Most of the world uses the country they were born in. I've noticed Americans will claim they're "from"a country they have ancestry in, even if they've literally never even been there.
I started my Linux journey about 5 years ago on mint with the cinnamon DE. It's not the fanciest but it got the job done, no real complaints.
Recently I made the change to debian without too much thought on the DE and I was presented with gnome. Took me about 5 minutes before I was looking up alternatives.
Now on KDE plasma, and out of the 3 I've tried it's definitely my favourite.
I'm confused as to where you fit in the Millennial demographic for you to have not known this already
There's still a lot of payphones in my country. They're free now and no longer accept money and they also provide free wifi. Recently I've been seeing signs on them that kids can call Santa
I keep forgetting he's the lead in this and every time I'm reminded I get disappointed all over again.
The original video about this is from Benn Jordan, and like all his videos, it's incredible.
All these people saying they like wireless earphones are completely missing the point. Devices with headphones jacks can do both. Taking away the headphone jack means you have to rely on wireless earphones, which have all the issues the post describes.
I'm just surprised anyone is using threads