My grandad was on the HMS Arethusa playing poker with shipmates in WW2, went to the toilet on another part of the ship just as it was bombed. All the other poker players he left were killed.
I also sometimes think about how my grandad’s bowel movements creating my entire family line.

We use metresticks now.

AI isnt a boogyman, it’s a set of tools. No chance it’s going away even if Open AI suddenly disappeared.

Upwork, freelancer, fiver are all gig websites you could use, since it’s a hobby project that’s probably your best bet.
Alternatively design discords might help, make sure to let them know it’s paid.

If you’re looking for more premium then look for specific designers/web devs outside of these places.

2nd The Thing, you know it’s good horror when it still holds up today.

lightening

Shine bright my friend

🌞☁️🌧️☁️

🌴🌳🌲🏕️🌱

Who owns fedi content? You need to own it to licence it.

What constitutes a non-for-profit entity? What if someone creates an instance that’s part of a larger website that makes a profit on other things. Would they be sued? Servers need funding from somewhere.

Would it hurt the little servers more than meta long term? This is open source and hopefully widely used software so legal constraints could become a minefield for small organisations that federate.

I’d like to see more lenny faces (˵ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°˵)

ktoś pomoże, moje komentarze zmieniły się na polskie

The web ui is solid, but still patiently waiting for the Artemis app. Looks like it’s shaping up nice.

So everyone knows I upvote my own posts? This is an outrage.

Climbing/bouldering at a bouldering gym, its sociable but since its often a solo sport you can leave any time.
Also every climber I’ve come across is very chill, and its good exercise.

Buy tech that is relatively new

This is a great point but just to add, if its a brand product you can get common issues that don’t crop up for 6 months (e.g. xbox 360’s red ring of death). So buy new but not on 1st day release, and do a quick research on issues people often have.

Just search on the magazine page for ‘@’ and almost all of it will be remote magazines.

Seems a bit disjointed to bundle all those things with browser privacy laws.

It’ll take about a week for the ‘find out’ phase to wrap up, then we’re onto the lesser known ‘baby please come back I can change’ phase.

not just a hobby, but a career

They’re definitely planning on making a mod store.

Russia pulled out of WW1 because the Bolsheviks successfully took power and didn’t want to fight. Let’s hope history repeats itself.

“You want an account? 1v1 me dust2”