the_unknown
Joined 16 years ago
Joined 16 years ago
A few modern enhancements would be a nice addition to fix the overly wide width and font selection but they certainly aren't required.
Ah, 1999. A simpler web. Transporting the build of those simpler times to the world of today would deliver instant gratification.
Perhaps when discussing items of moral importance and life or death judgments it may be of historical/cultural reference but a copyright conflict seems rather out of bounds for such detail.
"Hey Google, play my music" on a Nest Hub in the kitchen so I can listen to something while cooking used to play music - now it often (but not always) insists on running whatever crazy video it found for my tunes.
I simply don't watch music videos. I have no interest in them. I don't like that they joined together my music and misc YouTube clicks together.
I'm now looking for an alternative. I just want what I had before. Listen to music and skip the videos so I can cook in peace.
I have no interest in paying for this and certainly don't want to deal with this being splashed all over just baiting me (or the young ones) to click.
"NRC ... spokesperson Orian Labrèche said CBC installed HD radio transmitters in 2018, which caused a delay of up to nine seconds in broadcasting the time signal. The council proposed several solutions and worked with CBC to solve the delay, but "ultimately, CBC/Radio-Canada made the decision to stop broadcasting the NRC's official time signal"
I am sad that the actual ending came with a whimper rather than a full-on cross-nation bang. A party to rival that of the final Tragically Hip concert. It certainly should have been handled better. A nation-wide listening party would have been monumental.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/cbc-stops-broadcasting...