Bruncvik

Anyone actually uses Reddit search? That thing has been so horribly broken since the very beginning that some of the best subreddits (AskHistorians, for example) openly recommend using a standard search engine with the "site:reddit.com" parameter.

My rule of thumb: if it's big enough to give it a name, you've got to flush twice.

I'm a bisexual the same way that I am bilingual. A bilingual illiterate. I can't read in two languages.

During the time my entire neighbourhood was trick-or-treating last night, an Amazon driver had the bright idea to deliver packages. I hope the candies were worth driving around at 2 km/h and dodging small kids.

P/E under 20 and PEG under was a surefire way to attract the attention of value investors. Don't think there are many of them left...

Speaking of Amazon, I really missed the boat with that one. After the Internet crash of 2001, I looked at it, but due to the very low growth forecasts I didn't bother. A few years later the stock was up 800%.

I agree that most radio stations are shite. Fortunately, I live in Ireland, which still has publicly funded broadcasters. I have my phone permanently tuned to Lyric FM, which plays classical music with almost no commercials.

My current phone is Samsung XCover 4. It's a fairly newish rugged phone; still has a FM receiver.

Hmmm. Back in the 90s and early 00s, a PE of 20 would make a company worth a closer look by value investors. The only tech companies I've seen with such a low P/E were dinosaurs sticking to outdated technologies, close to shutting down (Earthl8nk, 3DO, etc). I should have a look at Reddit's financial statements if I find the time.

The headphone wire also serves as a FM radio antenna. You can't get that with wireless headphones or a connection via the USB jack.

I still have WinXP in a VM. Run it whenever I want to play Stars!

If you replaced MS Paint with SkiFree in that picture, you'd achieve perfection.

And for some reason, copying the tapes via a double-deck never worked. I had to use software like Mr. Copy to copy over the tapes I borrowed from a classmate.