There’s an old saying: “Linux users use Linux because they hate Windows. BSD users use BSD because they love Unix.” Obviously this is not true for every individual user, but I think it describes a trend or pattern.
There’s an old saying: “Linux users use Linux because they hate Windows. BSD users use BSD because they love Unix.” Obviously this is not true for every individual user, but I think it describes a trend or pattern.
“Hello, support? How do I get through the Gnomish Mines in Nethack?”
The Gopher renaissance era perhaps?
I’ve started to reconsider how I do things online. For such a long time it’s been the norm to expect things for free (gratis), and users became the product. If the choice now is being bombarded with ads or paying for a service, I’d rather pay a reasonable price. If I want online storage to keep my files backed up and available, then a small sum is acceptable to me. The important thing is to choose providers who believe in the open spirit of the internet, using free software, respecting privacy. I’ve submitted a couple of patches to the operating system I use. Etc. I want the internet to be a cooperative, friendly place.
Judging from various forums it seems like people have had very different results with various converters, it seems like the safest bet is to find an old TV instead, maybe also the cheapest.
Haha yes, I think I’ll probably try to find an analog monitor first.
A good act does not wash out the bad, nor a bad act the good. Each should have its own reward.