@Nigel_Purchase@CloudyMrs Yup. the biggest con is the attempt to keep an unsustainable private business going by public subsidy to protect the debt holders rather than letting it take its 'natural' course and going bust.
@TengoHipo ....and if you have said it again then you are merely repeating your previous comments in a redundant type manner with superfluous verbage that is waste of time and resources for all concerned.
@thomasfuchs Can I add. Faster and faster internet speeds are better. There is a law of diminishing returns that has mostly been reached in many places. Paying premium prices for silly fast connections is mostly a waste of time. Stability and network coverage are more important once a reasonable speed is reached.
Since keys and keyboards are in the news, let us remember the only correct keys are QAOP M/Space. Any deviation via WASD or KMZX means you are wrong. Please toot to spread the correctness of this message. #Retro#8bit#ZXSpectrum
Remember if you are normally eligible to vote in UK general elections you will, for the first time, need photo ID to vote. You can apply for a free "Voter Authority Certificate" if you do not have any other suitable ID. Please check with friends and family to see if they are aware of the new requirement and help them if they need it. Probably best to get in early. https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-photo-id-voter-authority-certificate #UKPolitics#GeneralElection#VoterID
@bitcrush_io@feoh I have always used MakeMKV to get the raw file from my Blu Rays and then Handbrake to encode. I do similar process for DVD except I use Smartripper to get the raw file (or straight backup onto HDD which can be read as if it were the disk sans DRM by Handbrake or VLC). What I have found is that you can extract subtitles and extra audio tracks such as Directors commentary very easily from DVD but not with Blu Ray.
For anyone new to Mastodon, just to let you know that we respect tradition and the old ways.
So, there are
8 bits in a byte 1024 Bytes in a Kilobyte 1024 Kilobytes in a Megabyte 1024 Megabytes in a Gigabyte 1024 Gigabytes in a Terabyte
Any deviation from these proper standards and #JohnMastodon will come round your house and issue you with strongly worded letter urging you to get your shit together.
I am just this guy y'know.Mostly retro games and programming.Bad jokes, Politics and a bit of soldering occasionallyDownload my free #ZXSpectrum Puzzle game "BlockZ"