I think the default theme is ok, not too dark:

Just downloaded, I'm very impressed, you can defiantly see the speed increase compared to Chrome. I quite like the new look as well.

@scottalanmiller said in Home Network Setup:

Patient: "It hurts when I hit myself in the head."
Doctor: "Stop hitting yourself in the head."

Just becomes a problem, if someone hits you in the head lol...

haha that is brilliant...

@jaredbusch This sounds cool, was there quite a few videos to be uploaded?

Jack Daniels and Coke, also messing around with fl studio helps de-stress me..

@danp Wasn't the machine named after Steve's daughter, I'm sure I see that in a documentary.

I see the T-99 mentioned a few times, was this machine only available in the states?

@scottalanmiller I never got to try an Apple mac when I was younger, were they just as expensive back then?

I remember my friend had the Atari ST, never tried the Amiga.

I was 8 years old when my uncle worked for a company in london, he got me my first computer which had a 8086 processor, this machine is the one that got me interested in computers.

I remember this great huge brick having a big orange switch on the side. He also gave me loads of 5.25 inch floppy's. this is where I first learned how to use ms-dos, which was version 3.3 I believe, I got hooked on the gwbasic that was included with the O.S.

I then moved up to a 386sx/25mhz, wow! this one had 3.5" floopy drive.which had msdos 6.2 and windows 3.1, there were a considerable amount of disks just to install Dos. Back then I remember I had a thing about formatting and reinstalling dos and windows, and friends started to get me to reinstall theirs lol.

and after that I believe I had an olivetti 486dx2/66mhz with about 8mb of ram, I had ms-dos and windows 3.1 on this machine to begin with, until I got my first windows 95 CD wow, windows 95 was the bomb! and it even had some dodgy music video included lol.

and that was my history of my first computers.

Ubuntu 6.06 was the first main distribution I used, at the time I was running a computer shop and installed it on a few cheap machines we sold that didn't have windows licences, It worked great. I remember I ordered a load of cd's from canonical which had the printed case and cd which I gave away free to customers to try, I did use other linux distro's as well for file and password recovery of windows machines, I couldn't tell you what they were though because I can't remember.

These days I'm quite a fan of Ubuntu Server Edition and for GUI i'm quite a fan of Deepin.

RIP Unity

these are two statements for GDPR Policy:

"Anyone who collects and processes personal data (defined by the GDPR as a Data Controller) will be required to comply with the new regulations to a certain degree. As well as organisations who run websites or apps, this also includes any organisations who use internal databases, CRMs or even just plain old email."

"The short answer is that if your company does any form of trade with customers within the EU, then GDPR rules will apply to you if you store, process or share EU citizens’ personal data."

@computerchip that's all I do as well to be fair, I do like the daily challenge.

@grey that was me being polite, freedom of expression and all that.

Don't hardly ever post over there since I joined here, not a fan of the new thread layout either.

@rcuadra will you be incorporating different templates for various phone manufacturers like snom? I did not see these when I tried the pbx

I did try it, but I’ve stayed with fusion pbx for now.

It was never popular compared to iOS and Android, they should of killed it off a lot earlier.
Hopefully they will focus on making Windows 10 better for desktop and tablet and sort out the crappy start menu, still not as good as the win7 start menu was.

The ICQ sound, classic....

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