Mike D.

Lol. Good point!

This is my most common use. It is grrat for opening large log files on servers.

My last two TVs were dumb ones.

It is getting harder find dumb TVs because the smart stuff included with most TVs subsidizes keeping the initial price low. Manufactures are betting millions of dollars purchasers will sign up for the monthly apps.

I can’t read any more comments. It is too dusty in here.

I don’t. I associate sulphur with natural gas or untasty drinking water.

As a white person currently drinking beer I agree with this.

They are called “Wireless” headphones when there is a wire connecting them. “True Wireless” means two separate earbuds.

Them: “I keep getting an error message.” Me: “What’s it say.” Them: “I don’t remember.”

WTF? Is this about using inkjets on WiFi?

If the IEEE (electrical engineering society) is saying something it must be really bad. They rarely if ever get involved in things like this.

I commented above but this part may help:

Thinking more about it using eBay’s boolean search options may have helped drill down to good choices.

I have an older model of this one: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insignia-43-class-n10-series-led-full-hd-tv/6530085.p?skuId=6530085

Added a refurb 2.1 sound bar for better sound.

edit - It was not easy find this. As I wasn’t in a hurry at the time I took a while to find an acceptable model. Thinking more about it using eBay’s boolean search options may have helped drill down to good choices.

My Canon laser multi-function works fine. Connected with Ethernet it just does its thing.

My wife has had issues printing some PDFs from OSX but she is always too busy for me to look at it.