Thanks to the Internet, I’ve updated Stryper’s The Yellow and Black Attack and To Hell With the Devil albums with their original artwork in my iTunes library. Not sure why I waited so long.
Tag: tech
Proving once again what an excellent executive producer he is, to celebrate 125 episodes of The Empowered Parent Podcast, @Ryan_North dropped off a piece of new equipment.
Like all great producers, he keeps the talent happy.
Nine years after I purchased my first noise-canceling headphones, a pair of refurbished Bose QuietComfort 15s, I’ve stepped up to wireless ANCs with these Sennheiser PXC-550-II cans.
First tracks played: Stryper’s “To Hell With the Devil” and Whitecross’ “Who Will You Follow.”
It’s good when a weather AI recognizes not just a true American hero, but one of the entire planet.
Let me get this straight: Ayatollah Khamenei can make outright genocidal statements against the state of Israel, but those aren’t considered “threats” or “incitement” by Twitter. But @ATVSPoseur playfully quotes SONG LYRICS and gets permanently banned for a “threat”? What a joke.
At long last, I have made it to Rivendell.
Well, my beloved 2015 MacBook Pro survives another year with being able to run the latest macOS. I mean, I haven’t installed the last two “latest” macOSes on it, but it’s nice to know I still could if I wanted to. #WWDC2021
iPhone home screen, 6 June 2021
Friends, if you have a Ring doorbell and don’t want to be part of Amazon’s creepy Sidewalk program that co-opts your device to be part of their network, the setting to disable can be found thus:
- In the Ring app, tap the hamburger menu in the upper left of the screen
- Select Control Center
- Scroll down to the section marked Community Control (creepy)
- Select Amazon Sidewalk
- Slide the button from Enabled to Disabled
- Done!
You have to do this before Tuesday, June 8th, or you are opted-in against your will. More info: www.theguardian.com/technolog…