Sony stopped making recordable Blu-ray media. Other companies such as Panasonic and Verbatim are still in production.

It does seem to work in Firefox on my phone if that helps at all.

There’s The Eternal Jukebox which does pretty much exactly what you’re looking for, unfortunately it doesn’t seem to be well-maintained and doesn’t work so well any more.

X-Wing was the reason I jumped from Atari ST to DOS/Windows.

I was watching Wheel of Fortune with my GF a couple of months ago and a “movie” puzzle came up. Thanks to hyphens I was able to solve the puzzle (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) before any letters were revealed. My GF was pretty impressed.

Phone services used to have “peak” and “off-peak” hours. Calls made after a certain time, say 7 or 8 in the evening would cost less than calls made during the day. So yes, if it had been during the day it would probably have been more expensive.

Devo did a cover of this, which, depending on your tastes is either the greatest thing ever or the worst thing ever.

The original UK version of The Office is pretty good too.

I used to support a client who, when their internet went down would email us to let us know. From their on-site mail server.

The Supernova has two back buttons, not sure if that’s what you mean by levers.

The Gamesir Supernova has gyro, and it is very similar to an XBox controller.

Space Sniffer gang represent!

When I was a kid we had a family cat who would burrow under my blankets and curl up next to my legs to sleep. However, if I moved even a slight bit she would bite and scratch me. It was kind of traumatizing.

As far as I’m aware 1.8" is the smallest form factor for mechanical hard drives.

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My grandparents used to live just a few miles from here.

“Deep-seated”. Just sayin’.

Baldur’s Gate.

Kim’s Convenience.

I was working my first IT job when The Net came out, and I thought the tech in it was pretty good. Later I discovered that every IP address shown has at least one octet higher than 255. Probably just an “anonymizing” thing, but I didn’t notice it at the time.