No, I was not allowed to take a photo of it, but it was there; running in the booth cabinet.

iOS. After I listened to three full episodes (even through the credits), the issue went away.

Unfortunately way too many batteries, gaffer tape and crossed fingers - great thing, but so over-engineered for what I needed. Ended up going with localsend.org/download

Thank you for the tip - got it from multiple people, and it's what I ended up using!

This is amazing, thanks for the tip!

How fancy — we called the C64 medium «cassettes»

;)

(Yes, I am deliberately being An Internet Person™️ now)

It's almost as if someone has lost control of the wheel over there.. huh!

Welcome to the discourse of the past few days :)

(For what it’s worth, the Bluesky version of that has been very civil and nice actually, but apparently not so much on TikTok — SHOCKER!)

I think it’s fairly well established at this point (after a few days of this) that those people who hardline INSISTS that «nobody» ever called them «diskettes» are from mostly native English-speaking countries, while — checks notes — the rest of the world goes «uhm, actually…» :)

You lucky bastard — I didn’t get fiber until 2015 :)

Not to restart this discussion yet again in yet another thread but: in the US, UK (and Australia / NZ probably) — sure — but not everywhere else :)

«Ages before» feels like a slight exaggeration but sure :) Also, by «internet» I simply mean connected experiences like email and forums, also accessible via BBSes. I know I learned all English lingo / terminology that way, and that was in the very early 90s. By 96, dial-up was well established here

Ouch, that’s bad news :/ Used to have one of those cards; still annoyed I gave it away.