Midnight Rider - Allman Brothers Band.

It’s a fantastic song, the first time. Then I kept hearing it on Spotify and got sick of it. It has a repeating riff that’s just too much too often. I tried listening to it again just now, and, no not ready yet.

The funny thing is the same thing happened with The Staunton Lick - Lemon Jelly a few years ago, in the same way. And it has a similar but distinct repetitive riff.

More similar to you, there are a few songs I associate with old girlfriends, even if I liked them before bringing them into the relationship, they’re not the same any more.

But on the other hand, my favorite songs from high school or college aren’t my favorite songs anymore either. Everything eventually changes.

I have one friend who only listened to his favorite album a few times, because he never wanted to experience listening to it and not liking it any more. In some ways, I have to respect that. It’s kind of romantic and also very low stakes. But that’s not my style. Songs come and go. Music is still my favorite.

I’d call this political as well

Already seen it :)

I’m taking about the error codes, the “is it broken, or just defrosting the coils” conundrum. The mysterious ways fluid flows through tubes or pumps (or not), the filters you have to clean, the pail thing you have to empty of water if you weren’t able to situate it near a drain, the existential question of, “is this thing actually slowing down mold growth, or am I delusional,” …

These days I’m typically mobile first, I use JuiceSSH and RevolutionIRC as apps that do mobile versions of desktop tasks quite well.

I am just not sitting down at a desktop or laptop very often these days unless I have to. But I always have my phone, so I’ll use it if I can.

But I’m also not a “power user” so maybe not the target for your site!

More like, I need to heat this frozen thing for 4 minutes. Also while that’s going on, I want to set a timer for my pasta which is cooking on the stove for 6 minutes to remind me to check it.

Dehumidifiers are so mysterious and needy.

Oh no, not again.

community colleges are great and easy less expensive

I had this and it was sinus congestion.

Hey thanks for sharing your project! H hopefully this feedback is helpful.

I wasn’t able to get far on mobile. It was annoying to have to be in landscape mode, and then I couldn’t advance the tutorial in the demo.

If it is supposed to be keyboard-based, maybe just don’t allow phone users?

Hehe I like the pilot more than all the episodes… I mean I like them too but I loved that action sequence.

Yes for sure! But if you didn’t download executables or other files that could contain code, you were usually ok.

The crazy thing about it is people got digital music from all kinds of sources back then - mix CDs, recordings, etc, and would create the title/artist/album tags by hand, so you’d see all kinds of wrong information.

Like you could probably download “Dancing in the Moonlight - Van Morrison.mp3” on limewire, but really you’d be getting either “Moon Dance” by Van Morrison, “Dancing in the Moonlight” by King Crimson, or rarely, something else entirely.

The “you got mail” was also part of that response for me since it indicated a connection.

Dude limewire was great. Nice logo, good color scheme, had pretty much everything. Other things have just gotten better in some ways, and worse in others. (Torrents are often way better quality, but it was nice being able to search limewire vs. searching the web and wading through sketchy torrent sites).

I used to loathe the smell of ciggies, especially when it lingered in fabrics and on surfaces. My parents didn’t smoke and I knew it was bad for people.

Now I like the smell of fresh ciggies :/

For me I’d put the old Internet and the edutainment games in the good category – most were pretty good, only some were bad that I can remember.

Although Gmail, digg, and reddit pretty much changed the game for what was possible on the Internet.

Yes that was bad. And it was always so loud for some reason. But I’d argue better than waiting in silence.

Does pine pods do syncing?

I’ve never used Antenna Pod, but I’ve used Podcast Addict for more than a decade, I’ve paid for the pro app, and I’ve been really impressed by what it can do.

I like to have many podcasts downloaded to my phone, and Podcast addict has really granular controls for what to download and keep for how long, in the general case, and for each podcast you can dial in custom settings, for example not auto-downloading or deleting. It helps me have plenty of audio to listen to at all times without blowing up the storage on my phone.

The various automatic playlists for downloaded episodes, new episodes, and recent episodes are also very useful to me.

I’ve found the developer to be really nice and he will personally respond to bug reports and support requests if anything doesn’t go as planned.

Pasta la vista, baby.