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user1234,

Yep. Used to record all sorts of TV shows on my computer using them. Though they aren’t nearly as prevalent since Internet streaming has taken over. I doubt I could pick up more than 2 or 3 channels over-the-air where I live anymore.

user1234,

Here ya go. www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806219350099.html?spm=…

user1234, (edited )

I had two, both 8 digits. Still remember them both. Seems like I was able to sign on with them until a few months ago, but it may have been a few years ago.

user1234,

Was actually able to log in with one of my old accounts today. Found an app called Mandarin IM on F-Droid that worked with it.

user1234,

Yep, Mandarin. Has a little orange slice as its icon.

user1234,

Quite possible. Doesn’t appear to be of Mandarin Chinese origin, which is often why apps use it in the name.

user1234,

That would make him very pop-ular.

user1234,

Queen of the glory hole.

user1234,

I had a roommate once who would get inebriated and go on eBay. I think his best purchase was a full size Pac-Man arcade game. He also acquired a Flowbee hair cutting system.

user1234,

From phone: ssh user@server killall vim

user1234,

Or McKnuckleSandwich

user1234,

It’s a miniature camtono.

user1234,

I didn’t think there was anyone left there… They’ve all migrated to Florida until Easter.

user1234,

I think the serialized format it eventually took on is what has kept it from wider syndication. Most of the time shows are in syndication, the network picks and chooses the most popular episodes, whereas with DS9, it would be very hard to skip through a lot of the episodes without making it hard to follow. Essentially, it is far more suited for streaming services.

user1234,

Fantastic

user1234,

A-mon

user1234,

On DS9, they usually used the correct term inertial dampers. Whereas on TNG they couldn’t keep the two terms straight.

user1234,

Through idiomatic usage, dampener has taken the same meaning as damper, but as my dynamics professor was fond of saying, one of them terms means to slow motion, the other means to get something wet.

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