The difference is in the fediverse you're not locked into one ecosystem. You can pick and choose what's best for you. In many cases, you can even take your connections and data with you when you move.
Humans managed to colonise Australia as much as 100,000 years ago. Presuming we don't destroy ourselves first, we'll find a way to colonise Mars (and much of the solar system). It's what we do. It's just not happening any time soon.
A lot of health issues can show up in your 50s even if you look after yourself (and most people don't). Rik Mayall died from a 'perfectly normal' spontaneous cardiac event a few hours after returning from his usual run. He had no prior symptoms. He was 56.
As much as I still enjoy reading them, I feel they've aged poorly. Not just because they're completely out of touch socially, but they're too small in their scope. I feel they'll be a serious challenge to bring to the screen, like Colbert plans to. That said, if you like sword and sorcery fantasy and don't mind the mysoginy then they might be for you.
Not for the first time. Metaverse failed for all the same reasons that Second Life did: it's a solution to a problem that most people don't have. Except Second Life - which still exists and supposedly is far more active than during its heyday - only cost the merest fraction compared to the Metaverse.
As for the Spybans, there were a couple of short films released around 2010 that predicted the privacy issues linking AR with realtime social networking would bring. So it's not a new idea. Unfortunately, both films were taken down soon after because they were deemed too disturbing.
I've just finished The Sign of the Unicorn by Roger Zelazny. It's book three of the Amber Chronicles. I've read it many, many times before, but not for about twenty years.
WordPress has the ActivityPub plugin, which is the only way I've managed to disseminate my articles and have people interact with them.
I still blog. Nobody reads it because search sucks, but I keep blogging. Others do too. There are dozens of us.
Just like THAC0. Was Gary Gygax an astronomer?
I never ever saw Mayvers in Perth. Had to move to Singas before I discovered it. Choice!
Completely fucked. I'm the sole survivor of a crash and stuck on 4546B.
On YouTube. Perhaps on a streaming platform. Neither of which was available in 94.
Studios struggle to release mid-range movies with A-list stars in cinemas now. Olivia Wilde had to fight to get The Invite into cinemas.
That might no longer be the case after another two-and-a-half years of Trump.
Shitty humans being shitty.
The difference is in the fediverse you're not locked into one ecosystem. You can pick and choose what's best for you. In many cases, you can even take your connections and data with you when you move.
Humans managed to colonise Australia as much as 100,000 years ago. Presuming we don't destroy ourselves first, we'll find a way to colonise Mars (and much of the solar system). It's what we do. It's just not happening any time soon.
A lot of health issues can show up in your 50s even if you look after yourself (and most people don't). Rik Mayall died from a 'perfectly normal' spontaneous cardiac event a few hours after returning from his usual run. He had no prior symptoms. He was 56.
I hope it's not limited to ASL, which is only a subset of the sign languages available.
Sorry, I missed this until now.
The Greens preferences will flow to Labor which will get them over the line.
Sorry, I missed this until now.
As much as I still enjoy reading them, I feel they've aged poorly. Not just because they're completely out of touch socially, but they're too small in their scope. I feel they'll be a serious challenge to bring to the screen, like Colbert plans to. That said, if you like sword and sorcery fantasy and don't mind the mysoginy then they might be for you.
Not for the first time. Metaverse failed for all the same reasons that Second Life did: it's a solution to a problem that most people don't have. Except Second Life - which still exists and supposedly is far more active than during its heyday - only cost the merest fraction compared to the Metaverse.
As for the Spybans, there were a couple of short films released around 2010 that predicted the privacy issues linking AR with realtime social networking would bring. So it's not a new idea. Unfortunately, both films were taken down soon after because they were deemed too disturbing.
And yet, here we are.
I showed my youngest kid Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Last week we watched Raiders. They loved both.
I've just finished The Sign of the Unicorn by Roger Zelazny. It's book three of the Amber Chronicles. I've read it many, many times before, but not for about twenty years.
The 'slime' is a great thickener. I use okra in my curries. Had some for dinner.
Yeah, the 2PP (Coalition/ON - doesn't matter which) still gives the ALP a massive majority.
There's still a few shops that sell them in Singas.
The Bourne Incontinence.