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Good point, and I didn't know that about NKJV. Very interesting.

Or if said static data is a huge data set and unwieldy to maintain. Or if that data is copyrighted, but allows free usage of small selections.

> (not many people use NIV versions) [citation needed] NIV is always on the list of most popular bible versions, and is in heavy usage. KJV is by far the most popular, but NIV is s…

NIV is a very popular version, and is copyrighted, as is NASB, ESV, etc.

I disagree. By not playing, you're protecting yourself from future retribution, deserved or (more commonly) not. And not being on social media - or more precisely, not posting on s…

> impossible to use for anything meaningful I would posit that our definition of 'meaningful' has dramatically changed since the C64 days. Nowadays, if you aren't doing it online o…

or at least not released.

Yep. I throw 30-40 year old lenses on my 10 year old E-PL1 and go out and just have fun with photography. I never worry about taking it out on the beach, or on a boat, or any other…

Actually, this might be the time to pick up a fire-sale Olympus...

You're only hearing the transmissions they made (likely recorded via the ATC side). Any in-cockpit conversations/panic would not have been recorded, or at least not released.

> maybe there is a market for a writing-only device, similar to a read-only eBook reader. The article mentions just such a device[0] [0] https://getfreewrite.com/collections/writin…

Any news article that mentions the number of new positive cases without mentioning the number of new tests is doing it for the clicks. One is fairly useless without the other. 150 …

This article goes so far as to flirt with the testing numbers without actually siting them. I really don't see what's so hard for news outlets to throw the total number of tests al…

Look on YouTube for folks flying something like a Kit Fox (start with Trent Palmer). You'll find some fun videos of some cool spots they land. Also, STOL drags are cool to watch.

Can I tell you what you didn't say? You didn't say the local item was cheaper. That's an important bit of your argument.

People are buying the new products due to a lack of cheaper alternatives, which you said yourself (it's the whole reason they're carrying local items in the first place). Once thos…

> I wonder what would be the police reaction if this were happening and made public. Probably not much. A vast, vast majority of cops are just normal people doing a difficult and d…

There are several options; fetchRSS, RSS-Bridge, etc. I personally have RSS-Bridge running on my local webserver, and use it for Twitter feeds, Instagram, Facebook, etc.

To extend that a bit, using something like RSS-Bridge[0] you can turn a Twitter feed into an RSS feed. [0] https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge

Dragnet is good, but I much prefer Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar

> I dream of (and am actively working towards) a day where the computer's potential as a new educational medium is fully realized, rather than the current parade of attempts at tra…

In addition, the US economy is rebounding faster than anyone predicted, indicating a strong foundation. Capitalism did that.

Heck, I still find sites that don't like "nonstandard" TLDs in your email address. Try putting an address that's not .com, .net, etc and it throws an error.

Running it on a USB stick will give you a great idea about hardware support.

I concur, it's nearly there for me. On my old Dell Inspiron 3847 (my daily driver), the only hardware that didn't work right was audio through HDMI, and bluetooth didn't find my mo…