When open-source developers go bad

ZDNet ^ | 13 January 2022 | Steven Vaughan-Nichols

[grey_whiskers]

Even as recently as the 1970s, too.
The Cards used to be NL back then and the Orioles produced a regular parade of 20-game winners.

Not to mention the Cards never used to hit for power...
😜

[daniel1212]

"Even as recently as the 1970s, too. The Cards used to be NL back then and the Orioles produced a regular parade of 20-game winners. Not to mention the Cards never used to hit for power... 😜"

What's that? "Cards" in NL? Birds parading but not hitting for power?

What strange world if this?

I like this movie: Time Changer A Bible scholar living in 1890 climbs aboard a time machine to see how the book he wrote will affect future generations and is stunned by the results. D. David Morin Gavin MacLeod Hal Linden Jennifer O'Neill

[zeugma]

# I’ll say this, internet radio is pretty cool. My Denon uses Tune In

I’ve occasionally though of checking out some internet radio, but at this moment, I have 19318 songs that I’ve ripped from physical CDs. According to my player, that is 52 days, 9 hours, and 58 minutes of continuous music without repeating a tune. This covers every genre of music that I’m interested in. I regularly query folk for new stuff that I might not have, so as to add in stuff that I might otherwise not have heard before. I’d be willing to bet that any radio station is going to have more repetition in their playlist than I will.

[DigitalVideoDude]