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IIRC the Bell standard points out no more than 50ms.

TUI CSS has had some updates. https://github.com/vinibiavatti1/TuiCss

Check out M Disc: https://mdisc.com/

You're correct. I thought they removed it. I know that Kubuntu doesn't have that, but Ubuntu does.

Yeah our county covid stats are the same. Static pages would work great here, instead of having to hit the API and DB for the data, since the data is updated once a day.

I find the minimalism to become frustrating, when it involves burying things that were so easily accessed before. In windows you used to be able to right click the desktop to get to display settings.

And iOS != IOS (Cisco).

There are a lot of places around me (Texas) with no sidewalks or bike lanes. The road planing has been, is, and will probably be horrid forever.

I'm in the US, Texas more specifically.

It's amazing that they allow for streets to be built so narrow in new neighborhoods, that only one car can get through if there is on parked on the side. Lot's of complaints about people parking on the street in a neighborhood that still being built out. They also have one way streets that are hard to get through of anyone is parked on the street.

Yeah, I expect my browser to go backwards when I click back to another site, not be directed to another page on that domain. Also Pinterest hijacks the share function finch of Chrome on Android and will share a link to a main page of sorts.

Also another related project that needs some help: https://github.com/ellisgl/keyboard-schema

I've been working on my own. Due to current world situation, work has been stalled on the build. https://gitlab.com/EllisGL/glt-esokb1/-/tree/development

Well the answering service sold itself to a larger answering service, so I no longer work on that. I may one day finish the V2 of my software. The original one was done in 2007 using Asterisk, PHP and COMET (HTTP long polling) and was banged out in 72 hours. It was an emergency situation, where their old setup finally died (circa 1986).

I looked into doing something like in the early 2000s, bit found that my idea would take more power I was comfortable to be able to provide in such spaces.

When I dealt with creating/supporting an answering service setup, the one thing that was needed on the T1 cards was echo cancellation.

That not a Datasette, this is a Datasette: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_Datasette

I started on some RFCs, but due to life events, I don't have time to finish them out.

https://github.com/ellisgl/PHP-RFC-Struct-Data-Type

https://github.com/ellisgl/PHP-RFC-Static-Class-Type

[edit: spelling]

I want structs and static classes (OK, the last one isn't really needed, just more about being a stickler).

They use tables too. The generated markup could be a lot better in the sense of semantics.

Make the t-shirts!

I remember that NEC used SCO for telephony stuff.

I personally think the Raspberry Pi layout is awful. Power, audio/video and 2 USB ports should be on one side and the SD and 2 USB ports on the other side is way it should be.

The comment used the title: “The four hour work week”. 4 day work weeks are common (wish they were more common).

This was apparently learned in 1918 also.

Wouldn't a cookie factory be better?

I noticed no one has brought up X10.

The Soviet–Afghan war is proof of that. We went in, got the Soviets out, then high tailed out of there and we know what happened 20 years later.

Beat me in posting this!

Yay, more e-waste!