Yeah, this is my recommendation. I have a cluster of 6 little Lenovo Thinkcenters of varying ages. Some of them have been about the price of an rPi too.

Very glad to hear you guys have a plan to keep the instance going. Good luck with it :)

Mastertronic on the C64.

My zombie brain is my pair programmer. This happens to me so frequently that it no longer surprises me and I now chill and let my sub conscious work it out.

I had an issue like this, I actually shelled into the docker container and found that the process to upgrade was running but had stalled. So I killed it and then made a new request and it worked.

fileflows

Ahh… This looks like the sort of work flow I’ve been looking for, thanks for letting me know about it :)

Oh man, I totally forgot about Trillian. The days where everything was heading towards XMPP then it all exploded away from it again.

For us Gen-X’ers it was the age old, “I don’t use MSN chat, I use ICQ, someone else uses Yahoo chat.” Pidgin helped in those days.

I found my first gen iPod last week, the gen 1 with the spinning wheel and firewire maxed at 5 gig.

Also, the export favourites function is pretty useless. It exports a sqlite db but there’s no visible way to import this into another copy of Magic Earth.

I replaced my Garmin sat nav with an old android phone using Magic Earth and it’s great for the most part. However, even after updating the maps last week, on our recent holiday around Scotland it wanted to send us up through a ‘new’ housing estate to get to the other side. Unfortunately, the main road was now closed off and then it was trying to get me to drive through someones living room to get back to the main road. The map kind of showed new housing estate roads but not to the scale of this development.

I think it even used the same 60’s style sound effect when it worked too.

Damn, I had no idea. I’ve been emailing stuff to myself and having it check my email to handle uploads from my phone. Cheers :D

I’ve always loved the warp effect in TMP and it bugged me when they moved away from such a glorious effect. However in episode 1 of series 2 of SNW when the Enterprise is facing the viewer and warps… I must admit I re-watched that a bunch of times with a smile. It felt good, and I liked the way the Klingon ship appeared, that reminded me of the way things appear in Star Wars.