Exquisite Monty Python reference. Bravo!
Exquisite Monty Python reference. Bravo!
Can I interest you in my new investment venture? It’s essentially Kitty Ozempic. We’re predicting the market for it to grow by 8000% over 4 years because of all the fat leopards.
If you watched this and enjoyed it, there is a Micro Men 10th Anniversary retrospective chat with Chris Curry, Steve Furber and Hermann Hauser from The Centre for Computing History.
Although the dramatisation is mildly apocryphal, it does capture really well the entrepreneurship and rivalry of microcomputer development in the UK in the 1980s. I love this short movie and have to go back and watch it again every couple of years.
I bet you could make that look awesome! As a graphic designer I really dig the Sun logo - bold, simple, clever.
I did not expect that seeing that interface would take me back in time as hard as it did. Oof! Memories.
So brave! I’m sure his action will have a deep and wide ranging impact /s
Elon in Cybertruck at the crosswalk when the self-drive failed.
I’ve loved the SGI industrial design since I first saw it in the 90s. It still feels futuristic to me today.
Is that the Hank Cocaine who’s friends with Steve Buttstuff?
Is that not just in the vegan pornos though? Fuck cream, fuck cheese, fuck meat, etc.
As it should be. It’s only cum if it comes from the Balzac area in France.
Hello Boris! Immaculate lounging you’re doing there.
Yet more anti-consumer technology to go alongside the gates that won’t let you out until you scan your receipt, the ANPR in the car park, the hair-trigger scales on the bagging area, etc. All to crush that extra penny of profit from us.
I didn’t think I said anything about forced vaccination.
The point I was trying to make was more that vaccination should be considered a precondition for involvement in civilised society. If you don’t want a vaccine, fine, but feel free to go live a self-sustaining, off-grid lifestyle.
Perhaps my point was poorly made.
Vaccination is a (small) price one pays to be a part of civilised society. Being vaccinated protects the whole community not just oneself, and as such should not be considered a ‘personal choice’.
I watched it when it first came out, I was quickly hooked. Seems a little prophetic in some respects.
If something good is continuously almost happening, it’s ‘edging’
Reading through the changes, they don’t reassure me. If Mozilla isn’t intending to monetize, modify or exploit my data in any way, then why do they think that they need any kind of a license for it? A piece of software I use for it’s intended purpose, to send information from my computer to a server and back, doesn’t need to seek a license to use that information.
The symptoms I live with daily as a result of ADHD are not the same as those used to diagnose ADHD, and I recognised that in 2022 when seeing videos of people’s lived experiences of ADHD made me realise they were talking about my lived experience.
I then when on to do a screening questionnaire which I spoke to my doctor about, who then agreed to refer me to a specialist psychiatrist for diagnosis.
The article basically boils down to the obvious ‘don’t take what you see on social media at face value, do some research’ and isn’t a revelation about ADHD content, more that they took a subset of content on a social media platform and found that non-experts in the field were as susceptible to inaccurate information on ADHD as likely most non-experts in any subject would be when encountering content on that subject on social media.