IT guy from Germany
Reminds me of that one time someone on some forum linked to a Jeff The Killer screamer site (basically the same thing you’ve described) and I clicked on it.
It initially didn’t even work, because I was using NoScript at the time… So I disabled NoScript temporarily and refreshed the page. It being about 2 in the morning and the speakers being tuned up didn’t help.
Don’t listen to those idiots who try to tell you that it all goes downhill once you’re 25. Just because you’re halfway to being 30 doesn’t mean your life is over.
I’m almost 27 and have never been happier.
a pretty cheap shoe option
I don’t know about international prices but here in Germany, they’re anything but cheap. Looking on their website, most shoes are close to or more than 50€. I wouldn’t exactly call that cheap for what they are.
I went to Vienna to see Kraftwerk and it was really great. Vienna itself is a bit shitty though IMO
I’m right at the edge of still being a millennial I think…
I don’t wanna be gen z… pls
So many unappreciated games…
PlayStation 3; it’s probably that I more or less grew up with it but that thing truly can do anything. It’s almost not even a console, more like a full-on media center.
The weird architecture brought it down a bit, though. Most games just didn’t run that well.
I remember seeing a news broadcast about some tech expo where they showed being able to watch live television on your phone and they demonstrated it on a Motorola RAZR V3.
7-year-old me instantly wanted one; plus the iTunes integration certain models of the RAZR had would’ve been pretty neat back then.
A Huawei MediaPad M5 Lite.
Their own lower-end APUs are sooo slow (even worse than Samsung) and the bloated stock ROM doesn’t help. The tablet was borderline unusable without limiting background applications (which for some reason reset every time you reebooted the thing), and it’s not like it ever got any updates.
Logitech Z623 are great, I’ve had them for over a decade now and they’re still pretty great
My mum used to own an E30 320i convertible and it was just the coolest thing to me growing up. I dreamed of one day inheriting and restoring that car for years.
In the end, my father sold it to a friend of his (who probably bugged him for years about it)…
thanks, dad
God I love classic VW Beetles… Do you have any pictures of yours to share?
I see, there’s a native windows shortcut that does the same thing (Windows-Key + Arrow Keys)
Just moving single windows or multiple?
I use KDE Plasma on a regular basis but I’m not aware of that being a feature. Maybe you can do it with virtual desktops, though.
There’s this suit of useful little programs called Microsoft PowerToys, I always thought it should include a tool that allows you to quickly swap the contents of monitors around in multi-monitor setups.
e.g. move all open windows from monitor 1 to monitor 2 and vice-versa, while retaining their (approximate) position.
This may already be a thing, I haven’t really checked.
I’m trying my best but I don’t think so. I can be very insensitive without me knowing it.
I think it’s to make desktop computing more approachable for people because smartphones are so ubiquitous nowadays and used by literally all age groups, so it makes a little bit of sense I guess.
Translucent electronics FTW
I guess we just didn’t expect to see this kind of realism from a TV screen until it came out, it was a totally new arguably ground-braking thing. Especially with fictional media, which is why James Cameron’s Avatar was so great in 3D (despite being utterly boring IMO).
Think about it, the first HD television broadcasts started in the early 90s in Japan. How exciting that must’ve been. They even got HD movies in the form of Hi-Vision Laserdiscs.