I'm still using Reddit Is Fun. You need to patch it with ReVanced.

My house in London gets fibre from a telephone pole. It's very common, you see their test boxes everywhere while they are provisioning the system.

You can buy (pretty terrible) Kodak branded batteries in pound stores in the UK. They just milking the Kodak name.

Hell, I've used RDP over 33K dial-up. Surprisingly fast unless a program displays a splash-screen.

Newer ESP32s also.

No remote is the best feature the Chromecast had. The whole point is to use your phone/tablet.

Seems fairly active https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Ftorvalds%2Fli...

Distros maybe not so much.

The A1000, A500 & A2000 didn't have native hard drive support but it was trivial to add (to the A500 & A2000 at least, I never owned an A1000). The A3000, A4000, A1200 & A600 all had either IDE or SCSI built in.

Few years back I was at a festival in Amsterdam. The cheap plastic beer glasses had a hefty 1 or 2 Euro deposit. As you say, the local kids or homeless made sure the glasses were collected.

On the flip side I saw a Randi show where a guy with divining rods successfully found whatever they was looking for. Obviously divining is complete bullshit but James' attitude to that really turned me off the guy.

'060 doesn't run hot. It runs far cooler than the '040 and doesn't even need a fan.

The price I see is £34.99, which converts to $41.98. I've seen others quote $59.99. Where are you seeing this?

Britain has some of the lowest mobile prices in the EU. I pay £10 for 3Gb with unlimited calls & texts.

Only in the morning. By afternoon my phone & my colleagues were unable to make calls.

It works like this pretty much everywhere.