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@ner @GottaLaff Seconding.

That's … Interesting.

Even if they weren't in business though, there'd still be an issue with trying to do anything with DECtalk while not having a license, because the software's never been open sourced and the license has never been changed to be more permissive. And those kinds of copyright fights where the company has shut down but someone still owns the rights get real wild real fast.

Companies do this all the time. Especially when their websites aren't the primary drivers of their business. I mean they shouldn't, and they should at least keep the domain, but it happens.

They take on new customers, but it's stuff like vehicle telematics and home appliances.

Yes. They still have physical headquarters in UT and an active presence on LinkedIn.

Pretty sure it's still owned by Speech FX, Inc. Double checking with John and we're on the same page.

OK have them start here: https://www.cloudways.com/blog/dns-record/

Oh. OK hang on I think I can help with this.

Don't blame Michelle for hating ostriches. They're mean, thney bite, they're really high maintenance, and they'll terrorize other animals in their vacinity if you let them.

OK how fundamental does it need to be?

@boogiechild Yeah that's shorts weather here too.

And yeah Linux isn't much better at this point.

Seriously though, the options for podcatchers are starting to get quite limited, especially when you add accessibility to the mix. I refuse to use Apple Podcasts or iTunes.

No everything is terrible.

Nope.

Mmmm White Castle.

I continue to maintain that they're not very useful when it comes to code.

Hey they want mom to play too!

@Pawpower @stephanie Glad someone else got to this I was going to answer but got distracted with work.