So there's this product, right? And it is perfect. It works everywhere on everything. It does what it is supposed to do, nothing more, and nothing less.

I love this product. And I want you to use and enjoy this product, too. And I want to tell you all about it.

However, it only exists through blatant disregard of intellectual property rights and /will/ get shut down the very second the rights-holders get wind of it.

So anyway... please visit $URL and join me for a game of $PRODUCT!

I miss the old days when you could just email people.

#plex changed their repositories and require people to make changes to their linux boxes. However, their instructions included the "sudo echo ... > file" construction, which doesn't write the file as root.

I left them a note using the "did this page help?" comment at the bottom of the screen, and this actually worked!!

Today, they replaced it with "echo ... > sudo tee file" which... writes to a file named 'sudo'. Oops.

I spent MAR10-day celebrating with the @mediaarchaeologylab

I can't get the words together to say how amazing the experience was. Their collection is broad, deep, and varied. Yes, I got my obligatory game of Super Mario Brothers, but I also played with a collection of cell phones, old typewriters, all generations of Apple devices, a PDP/8, and so much else.

Colorado, did you even know this collection was in your own backyard??

#retrotech

Hey, today is MAR10... You know, like the Italian plumber of Nintendo fame? I just happen to be in the shadows of the Flatirons without a set plan for the day.

Seems like the perfect day to try dropping in on Boulder's Media Archaeology Lab!

I feel confident betting they've got an NES there... I wonder what other retrotech is hiding in their little basement lair...

https://mediaarchaeologylab.com/

@mediaarchaeologylab

#retrotech

"Why don't you use our map app?"

Well, this experience sums it up neatly.

Ugh... a found a restaurant that is cheap and tasty and convenient, but I can't stand going there.

Their building is strangely impervious to wireless network signals If I can't read fedi while feeding my face, then I'm gonna be sad.

When half the sign burned out, a local Popeyes restaurant appeared as [POPE yes].

I wonder if that was intentional? It pleases me a bit more than breaking at the obvious syllable break [POP eyes] would have.