It's meant to be humorous or ironic, or to express frustration.
Of course it's in the last place you look, because once you find it you stop looking.
Onomatopoeia
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"That's what she said" long predates the office. I feel like it was used in SNL in the 80's.
Comes from being a compromise "standard". The name says it all, being named after a king that brought multiple tribes together.
I had an "unlimited" plan with a cell company - I took them at their word and downloaded gobs of stuff. Got shut down in a week.
Emission free?
Maybe reduced, but no such thing as free.
Syncthing.
Möbius on iOS, Syncthing on Mac/Linux, SyncTrayzor on Windows, Syncthing-Fork on Android.
Alternatively Resilio Sync.
I do find Resilio works better for iOS - it handles photos better due to iOS restrictions.
It sounds vaguely domineering.
I've always heard protect democracy. Enforcing doesn't sound very democratic.
Yep, I had a B wireless setup in 1999. Poor performance, but I wasn't tethered!
Ooh, midi tones!
Though the Treo could use MP3 for tones too. It could also play video files, I remember watching Mars Attacks on a flight. Ate the hell out of battery, but I always carried multiples.
It was truly the first viable smart phone. With a wifi SD card, I could browse the web (albeit with terrible speed and a pitiful browser, but better than other mobile devices at the time) and sync to my laptop over wifi.
You should be able to get a generic RS-232 to USB cable that will work as an adapter. They're still used for microcontroller and old hardware.
As for drivers, run the software in a VM with a 32 bit OS. That may work.
Carrying two gadgets was just too much
Which is why the Treo was such a game-changing big deal
Wasn't AIM just using XMPP? (It's been a while since I looked at these things).
Still neat. AIM was impressive for the time, I even ran it on Android circa 2009. Frustrating that things like AIM/XMPP got supplanted by SMS, then things like WhatsApp, etc got in when we already had better with XMPP!