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And now you have to read this utterly pointless comment on your comment that adds nothing to your comment or society in general. What a time to be alive indeed. I place my pocket computer and wrist computer (that are both way more advanced than any actual computer I’ve ever owned) on a magic circle and they charge so I can carry them about, looking at stuff and paying for stuff on them all day. It’s wild. The only thing I charge wirelessly is my smartwatch. The charging circle has a magnet to keep the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this watch centred. It works the same way as a normal power transformer, but instead of both coils being wrapped around an iron core they’re just close to each other. It’s less magic when you remember it works exactly like the chonky transformers we had to plug into the wall to power anything not 220/220/240v back in the day That’s what I thought – they just put each half of the transformer in a different box. Surprised me that it took so long to figure out. As an 80s kid the future was supposed to be flying cars, flat wireless video phones, and TVs you can hang on the wall like a painting. I still remember waiting for new films to be released at blockbuster and taping the best songs from Sundays top 40.
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The ease of access to entertainment would blow my little mind if I could go back and tell her what the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this future holds This. As a young lad in the 80’s I dreamt of a time when I could watch Indiana Jones or Star Wars whenever I wanted to, wherever I was. What a time to be alive. I was explaining to my 10 year old the other day that we would have to walk to the video rental place to watch the newest films. And even if you had decided, sometimes there were no copies left, and you just had to pick something else. Mind blown! The amount of music mediums I’d borrowed in my early years so I could have a collection of things to listen to, and my horizons could have been so much wider had music streaming been a thing.
Napster had just started becoming popular in year 7/8 of high school, but the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this LEA were on it and no one ever managed to figure out how to acquire digital music. One kid made a killing in burning cds because his dad had a business broadband line at home and his evening was spent downloading all manner of albums for people at school Lolol I recall specifically that Napster finally gave me a good reason to loathe Lars Ulrich from Metallica which before then I hadn’t got and had to make so with ‘just finding him humourless and creepy’. It feels now that entertainment doesn’t have the same value, though. I feel I appreciated music more when I had to save up to buy it. Yeah, you saved ages to buy the new album from your favourite band, based on the two singles they released. Only to find that, first listen, it’s all filler no killer, but persevere you must as you’ve spent £15 on it and you’ll get your money’s worth. Eventually, it grows on you and it’s not quite the disappointment it started out to be.
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There’s no incentive to do that now and we’ve probably all missed out on music that needed some time to implant itself in our brains. LoveFilm in UK, I’d create a queue of films online and the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this DvDs would arrive in the post, with envelope to send back. I think they let me have 3 at a time. A form of early streaming on demand. Good times. I caught the tail end of that and used to love going to the video shop on a Friday with my dad, rent a copy of Goldeneye and a big tub of ice cream My first wireless headphones were essentially radio receiving headphones and the unit I plugged into my PC/stero was a broadcasting device. I tuned my headphones into the frequency of the bit I plugged in, and got the audio. It felt really alien and now we have bluetooth ones, it still does.
It seems counterintuitive still that you can receive anything semi decent minus the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this wire as we’ve always been sold the fact that the better the physical connection the better the result. I know there is going to be a lot of discussion round the quality but having used wireless for the last 2yrs I haven’t noticed the slightest difference One of the things I’ve become very aware of in recent years is that we are pretty much now finishing a genuine world communications system. The sheer access to everything (and everyone) couldn’t have been imagined 20 years ago. My first car a 91 fiesta, had a radio, tape deck was busted, my solution to play cds was very similar, cd player attached to the dashboard with double sided tape into an fm transmitter and tune the radio into that frequency. It sounded horrific, but wooo first car, 5 years old than I was, playing cds, sort of wirelessly. Yesterday I received a cheap pair of Bluetooth headphones with a view to see how they work out on my occasional public transport commute before committing to a decent pair.
When I am required to do two factor authentication, and I press the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this option to send a code to my phone, within milliseconds, the code is transmitted to me. Think of the steps, phone network, cloud, business’ server to cloud to phone network to my phone. All in a blink. This is a great one, same for bank approvals via the app. The way the banking sector has linked each app so you can pay your credit card is crazy. And then your phone pops up with a suggested auto fill of the code you must received in the text! Honestly fascinating My mams house has terrible phone signal, 2FA turns into a race against the 10 minute timer while you wander around, standing on furniture trying to find a dribble of signal
To tie this in with another response, they use the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this same basic technology as wireless charging; electromagnetic induction to send energy across a small gap. TV on demand. Once upon a time in 1994, if you missed one week’s episode of the X-Files it might not come round again for years. Every time I read complaints about graphics and it’s like, the dust particles in the ray traced lighting don’t move naturally in the air. Consoles need configuring with accounts, need continuous extra payments to ‘work as expected’ i.e. connect to online services. Games come incomplete – they need massive downloads to make them first work. Then they often need massive update downloads. Those points apply to specific games though. I didn’t need an account to play Super Mario Bros Wonder, it was bug free and complete at launch, no DLC, no begging to buy anything else, no big downloads. Just an awesome gaming experience. Even setting up a Switch with Nintendo accounts and parental controls isn’t even hard. It takes 5 minutes and you do it once. Also the clouds in some level of a Mickey Mouse game (possiblity Fantasia) which has multi level scrolling, for some reason we thought that was cool
When I played Goldeneye as a kid I thought it was so realistic and couldn’t imagine how graphics could get any better. Video calls. Almost every Sci Fi film has some variant of them (such as holograms), but it continually amazes me how quickly they became so ubiquitous. Three, the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this network, exist because they were the first people to offer video calling and that needed specific handsets. Live maps in the palm of your hand. As a person with a shit sense of direction, this was a game changer. I didn’t get a phone with maps until 2015. When I first moved to London in 2010, I learnt to navigate with the sun and my approximate location relative to the Thames. Just unlocked a memory of mine, aged about 9, planning a street circuit around my neighbourhood. I forget specifics but I remember it was about the right length, and I measured the angle of each corner etc. Planned where the Pit lane would be (a wide pedestrian footpath in a public park, parallel to the road, and vehicle-accessible with the removal of some bollards). Became quite infatuated with the idea. I knew its main flaw was the width of the roads – standard residential streets not suited to racing. All the same, I sent a copy of my plans to the FIA, who never so much as sent me one of those “thanks for your letter” type responses kids tend to get from brands and organisations. I always blamed their silence on the track width, which my child boffin brain knew would be the sticking point.
One of the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this best things of moving to Brighton, for me, was I could tell where I was in relation to where the sea was. My sense of direction is rubbish, but the sea meant South and I could work upwards from there. For real. This is the way to do it. Sun rises in the East. Sets in the West. And there’s a big wet thing over there. Now I can start building my mental map. It was pretty normal in my childhood. Fortunately my wife likes the bedroom cold too otherwise I wouldn’t sleep. The house I grew up in had single glazed windows, no loft insulation (I remember it being put in when I was about 10), no central heating. We heated the house with a single gas fire in the living room downstairs. Used to keep my clothes for school in my bed & so they’d be warm in the morning. I used to be on Ceefax every night for a spot of Bamboozle, a read of Planet Sound (that might have been on the Channel 4 version) and also to get live football scores. Now I fart about on Reddit to relieve boredom and use the BBC’s sports page to get up to date football scores. I still can’t get over the instantaneous access to information and waffle via the internet and my smartphone. With exceptions here and there. I often find myself missing the snail pace of information back in the day but it still blows my mind.
Some years ago, just after Google pay became a thing in the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this UK, I used my phone to tap to pay in Ireland, and they looked at me like I was a witch. Turns out that tap to pay was a pretty new thing in Ireland, but Google Pay just worked as a tap to pay, so they didn’t need to support it at all, but they honestly thought I was doing something iffy by tapping my phone instead of a card. “Don’t sit so close to the tv you’ll go square eyed!”… now here I am with a large mobile screen close to my bloody face, stroking a glass screen that recognises what I do and more powerful than I could ever imagine… also can use my voice to talk to it, and it’ll do most of what I ask… ALSO! I can walk around ASDA with a mobile beeper scanning my shop. Beep, beep, beep, beep ehahaha hahaha. Brilliant.
Corneal implants? I wasn’t a candidate for LASIK because I was too nearsighted and my retinas are shit. But I had corrective lenses put in during cataract surgery. The whole thing took 15 minutes per eye. I still need distance glasses, but they’re very thin compared to what I’d worn all my life. Unfortunately LASIK can’t stop the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this natural deterioration of the eyes due to aging. LASIK can fix the problem (ie Nearsightedness) today but down the line if the eyes develop a different problem like glaucoma, macular degeneration or farsightedness you’d need a new procedure. Honestly the internet and instant contact with someone anywhere in the world. In the 80s my sister spent a year or 2 in Australia in her late teens early 20s. Contact was by post – perhaps arrange a time to phone her on a landline (her using a phone box lol) Now I have a son in Vietnam and a niece in Chile – WhatsApp / FaceTime allows us to all catch up as a family from different locations with ease. Despite using zoom Skype and Teams etc daily at work it still feels magical when using socially My mom had a newer car than me several years back and I drove it to drop her off at a doctors appointment whilst visiting. I could not find the parking brake for the life of me. I had intentions of going and getting a coffee whilst waiting for her, but given the apparent lack of parking brake, I decided it was safer to stay and make sure the car didn’t roll away. She laughed her head off at me when she returned and showed me the button for the parking brake. The idea that it was a button and not an actual parking brake to pull boggled my mind.
I remember back in 2010 I borrowed my brother in law’s Mercedes C Class when my car died and I couldn’t get to work. Absolutely threw me that I could find the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this parking break release but there was no way to set it on, until I called him and he pointed out that it was a 4th pedal on the right hand side of the foot well. Remember being a bit iffy about the first car that didn’t have a starting handle for emergencies. (And automatic transmission – can’t push start that lump!) Two things, how receipts turn black when hot…magic and velcro, it sticks but it unsticks. It doesn’t take much, I still find it amazing my cat can tell me what she wants. Yeah like everyone is fine with their entire homes being riddled with it but at the same time can’t remotely explain how or what it is, is scary.
Taking music with you anywhere you go. I mean CDs themselves were I guess just another evolution of the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this cassette tape, but then the disc man, mp3 players, an iPod, and now phones. Plus all of the headphone stuff, which I mostly just appreciate because it enhances the on-the-go music experiences. Video calls, we knew it was coming but didn’t think it would be in such a small form factor like a smart phone. As a big reader: all my books are with me, everywhere I go. And when I finish a book, I can just get another one, download it, and start reading it right away. Battery powered motion activated lighting. You’re telling me I’m supposed to walk around my flat with lights turning on and off as I pass and not feel like I’m on a motherfucking spaceship??? And they don’t need to be wired in at all? I can just pluck one off one surface and stick it on another and it just….. works? That will always be full on sci-fi shit to me. Noise cancelling, I can listen to music for hours, the case recharges them and when I make a call they isolate my voice from the background noise. All this and they still fit snugly in my ears to the point I forget they are there. Late 80’s kid here, stuff packed sleeping bags. I remember spending AGES and every ounce of strength meticulously rolling and cramming the old style ones into their bags after camping in the early 90’s. Now… No stress, so cool. The shit was amazing my sleeping bag would squish down to the size of a football, plus it was the warmest thing in the world. Everyone else at scouts had to fold their sleeping bag perfectly, I just stuffed it into the bag and cinched down the straps and done.
Doing a uni course at the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this moment – electronic submission and not having to pay a fortune for printing in the library or my arm falling off because I’ve written my assignment by hand. Turns out they have existed in certain forms since 1983 but Jesus christ when I saw one in 2003 I literally thought I was being trolled. I remember being able to pause your BetaMax recording via a plugin with a 12ft cable so you wouldn’t record the adverts. It was nothing more than a button which would stop the tape. But when you watched it back, no adverts! These days it’s all pretty swift, but everyone seems to be a lot more impatient with tech, easily forgetting it was much slower only 20 odd years ago. Some games we played had patches of a few hundred mb, imagine a day 1 patch of several maybe nearly over 100GB these days (looking at you Call of Duty) hell even potato vision codm can suck back 35+gb (rip my 64gb iPhone 12) Whilst we’re on the subject of storage, when I started work, I REALLY wanted a psp to play on the bus, and I distinctly remember paying through the nose for a 128mb proprietary flash card to save game stuff to. These days, 128gb is pretty reasonable, usb or microsd I remember having to play Mortal Kombat against my little brother on the Mega Drive. This week I’ve been playing Helldivers 2 with 400,000 other people. I remember when mobile phones first came out, looking at my Nokia brick and thinking “it would be so cool if they could put a TV in this”. Now hinking back to our clunky old dial house phone it’s insane how far our ability to communicate has come.
I hate soft close things. It annoys me as it’s so slow and I feel like I have to wait to check it’s closed properly. Sometimes I find myself waiting patiently by the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this passenger door of a car for the driver to get in and unlock it for me. It’s obsolete now but Teletext. I still don’t get how that worked when I couldn’t even get a clear picture on any of the 4 channels we had. 1998. I was at work in London, on speakerphone to my girlfriend in Sydney. She was on a mobile phone halfway round the world and I was just talking normally to her like she was in the room. Mid conversation, a mutual friend in the US joined the call and I was able to see him via webcam whilst we were talking. Blew my mind at the time.
Back in the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this early 1980s, when I would have been about 10 or 11, I marvelled at the idea of a type of oven that could heat a cold sausage roll in a mere 20 seconds. Not many people (certainly nobody I knew at any rate) owned a microwave, and when I first overheard someone talking about one and what it was capable of, I found it unbelievable. Even today I still think what a convenience it is to have the ability to heat something up without waiting 15 to 20 minutes for a conventional oven to do the job. They way I can be watching something on my desktop, seamlessly switch over to watching it on my phone when I go to the kitchen etc, then head up bed and switch again to my laptop. Feels like sorcery.
Sky plus ! I remember having to stand by the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this tv with an arial to get a picture on b+w tv . My gran had a colour tv , that was strips of colour tape across a b+w screen. So to pause, play and record multiple shows is amazing. The first time I ever paused live television, I shouted “Haha! Look at that! I’ve paused it!” to my wife who was in the same room. Anything that connects to WiFi. Every time my Alexa actually does what she’s asked I get excited (little wee comes out). Even simply stuff like asking a question The capacity of digital memory cards, I bought my first digital camera about 1995, it could hold 6 pics internally. The extra SIM card I bought for it cost £80 and was 56k, and could hold 45ish photos, at the time I thought it was ground breaking, take unlimited photos, delete the shit ones, only print the good ones. Wow. Home delivery Anything wireless Translation apps. Access to foreign telly – how hard was it to watch anime before the Internet. Not now but when I got my first iPhone in 2008 the way Google maps threw those pins down for say ‘pub’ when I lived in Warrington was brilliant My Dad was a photographer, most night I said goodnight through the door of his darkroom. That’s part of the house smelt of chemicals and at certain times of the year we had photographs drying on the floor of the dining room. Then each one had to be rubber stamped with his details. My Mom sent hours with a tiny paint brush ‘spotting’ out tiny flowers and errors on each individual print I carried his gear in cases 2 ft cubed.
He died in 2005 already amazed at digital photography. My mind boggles at what people as talented as him and my mom could have done with modern technology I once spent an entire early 90s Sunday searching SE London for a ‘Link’ card machine because I owed a mate a fiver. It honestly blows my mind that you can pay your mate, from your phone, with just a couple of taps. It’s like witchcraft. They are pretty new, but the LSU Tigers win lose or tie I’ll bleed purple and gold till I die Shirt and I will buy this fact that a car weighing over a tonne can transport you hundreds of miles at 70mph while RUNNING ON RECHARGABLE BATTERIES is incredible. Porn! No more having to hunt for Jazz Mags under bushes in the woods or passing around well worn VHS tapes where the picture was as fuzzy as the hair on show. Now you can get whatever genre floats your boat on any internet device almost instantly. Desperately watching any remotely foreign film on bbc2 or channel 4 on a Friday/Saturday at 1am on the off chance of a bit of side boob next to a hairy armpit Maglites were the super premium light, then all of a sudden a shitty Chinese led torch was 10x brighter for 1/25th of the money. Paying for things with my phone. Contactless I could handle as at least you were holding the relevant card. But paying with a phone…
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- Length from the highest point of the collar to the bottom hem.
- Chest straight across, armpit to armpit, with the shirt laid flat.
- Sleeve from the center back of the collar to the cuff.
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| S | 2871 | 1846 |
| M | 2974 | 2051 |
| L | 3076 | 2256 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 |
| 2XL | 3281 | 2666 |
| 3XL | 3384 | 2871 |
| 4XL | 3486 | 3076 |
| 5XL | 3589 | 3281 |
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| S | 2564 | 1641 |
| M | 2666 | 1743 |
| L | 26.567 | 1846 |
| XL | 2769 | 19.750 |
| 2XL | 27.971 | 21.655 |
| 3XL | 28.572 | 22.758 |
| Size | Length | Chest |
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| S | 2871 | 1846 |
| M | 2974 | 2051 |
| L | 3076 | 2256 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 |
| 2XL | 3281 | 2666 |
| 3XL | 3384 | 2871 |
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| S | 2666 | 2051 | 33.585 |
| M | 2769 | 2256 | 34.588 |
| L | 2871 | 2461 | 35.590 |
| XL | 2974 | 2666 | 36.593 |
| 2XL | 3076 | 2871 | 37.595 |
| 3XL | 3179 | 3076 | 38.598 |
| 4XL | 3281 | 3281 | 38.598 |
| 5XL | 3486 | 3384 | 38.598 |
| Size | Length | Chest | Sleeve |
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| S | 2769 | 2051 | 34.588 |
| M | 2871 | 2256 | 35.590 |
| L | 2974 | 2461 | 36.593 |
| XL | 3076 | 2666 | 37.595 |
| 2XL | 3179 | 2871 | 38.598 |
| 3XL | 3281 | 3076 | 3999 |
| 4XL | 3384 | 3281 | 39.5100 |
| 5XL | 3486 | 3486 | 40102 |
| Size | Length | Chest | Sleeve |
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| S | 2871 | 1846 | 33.585 |
| M | 2974 | 2051 | 3589 |
| L | 3076 | 2358 | 36.593 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 | 3897 |
| 2XL | 3281 | 2666 | 39.5100 |
| 3XL | 3384 | 2871 | 39.5100 |
| Size | Length | Chest |
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| S | 2769 | 1846 |
| M | 2871 | 2051 |
| L | 2974 | 2256 |
| XL | 3076 | 2461 |
| 2XL | 3179 | 2666 |
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| S | 6-8 | 20.552 | 1641 |
| M | 10-12 | 2256 | 1743 |
| L | 14-16 | 23.560 | 1846 |
| XL | 18-20 | 2564 | 1948 |
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| L | 14-16 | 2461 | 1948 |
| XL | 18-20 | 25.565 | 2051 |
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