lanbanger

I paid for and used Volumio for several months, but found it fairly unstable and in need of frequent reboots. In the end I bit the bullet and paid for Roon, although I'm now regretting that in light of the Youtube Tidal/MQA takedown.

Another alternative is crowd-funding, at least to get to a "first shareware-quality" release.

This is absolutely spectacular, I love it. Have you thought about approaching a programming tools company like Jetbrains to licence/sell it to them? They would have the resources to turn it in to a viable commercial product.

Agreed. Sounds like every employment contract I've ever read (and usually not signed).

I recently had one of my questions that "Closed - opinion based" six years after I asked it, and received several useful answers.

I consider StackOverflow read-only these days, it's years since I've bothered to ask anything, and I definitely don't bother to answer anything.

telnet jumper.mcc.ac.uk:3214

Tesla had many great ideas, but was lazy and had a bad habit of disappearing off down on a tangent that his investors had not been told about, and had not agreed to invest in.

I recommend this book (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/494.Wizard) to anyone who wants to know the full story.

And Google Checkout

And Google Site Search

October 2020: "Google is winding down the Google Data Studio product over the next year, but will provide customer and technical support through the duration of license agreements.”

>" Like us, you may notice important symbolism around teams in the new Atlassian logo – two people high-fiving, a mountain ready for teams to scale, or even the letter A formed from two pillars reinforcing each other."

Oh god, really? _really_?

"Put the customer first" by cutting the customer off.

Looking forward to seeing CrashPlan on the 2018 Startup Dead Pool.

Just a shame there are no direct trains to or from London to Cambridge North, eh?!

Also the Titan II missile explosion at Damascus in 1980: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1980_Damascus_Titan_missile_ex...

It's no exaggeration to say that this book changed my life. I learned so much from it, and apply what I learned on a daily basis. I was only thinking a couple of weeks ago that it's time for another re-read: that's definitely the case now.

RIP Robert M. Pirsig :-(

The grammar makes that book fairly painful to read :-|

You can fix the screen flicker by downgrading your BIOS to version 1.2.0