Since Disney’s 1973 film, Robin Hood’s starred in movies on a consistent basis
Since Disney’s 1973 film, Robin Hood’s starred in movies on a consistent basis
And abortion, too.
I mean you do realize that technically the very first movie had rape by alien, right?
Seriously, I know it feels nice to pretend that we’re special because we like something non-mainstream, and sure, Dune is not something that was generally in the spotlight at any given time, but it’s hardly “niche”. That’s like saying Warhammer 4k is a weird niche thing, sure, it’s not for everyone and most people…
Visually it’s insanely beautiful, same as Part I.
Like, I just don’t get why people liked Joel so much that they saw his death as a betrayal. It boggles my mind.
Also, let’s be honest, how many people use their phones mainly to phone or to do anything that requires asking stuff from the digital assistant? Most people watch videos, use social media, take photos/videos, play games, interact with music/podcast player apps... how that’s going to look with the “projecting on your…
I really REALLY hate talking to my tech, and I hate that this is the direction things seem to be heading. :/
But not all of them, also I often have streaming news on as background for work, that won’t ever be on Nebula. Plus, Nebula also has a monthly subscription which is more expensive than YT Premium, without the other features of YT Premium. Now that XT is cracking down on adblockers, plus Google Podcasts is going away…
I don’t know about the rest, but writing “IV” as “IIII” on clock faces is not rare whatsoever - I’ve seen it many many times on old clocks when I was a child, and I always wondered about why it was so. Sometimes “IX” is written as “VIIII” as well.
Meanwhile in Hungary... government politicians and other public figures are falling over one another to congratulate Karikó and claim her as their own. The same people who, only a couple of years ago, loudly denounced her work and spread disinformation about the mRNA vaccine being far less effective than the clearly…
He already had that chance and blew it, though. As long as BlueSky continues to operate like an elite club it’s not going to become relevant, because hey, it’s us unwashed masses that make a social network social.
Honestly I’m just boggling at all this kerfluffle over a manga that has released one (1) chapter so far. Like... is everyone really this bored?
But I don’t hate suggestions, aside of the part where if I click on something even a little out of the usual stuff it won’t stop recommending me more of that thing. Generally, I think there should be a middle road between no recommendations at all, and ALL THE RECS ALL THE TIME, where you can fine-tune your recs to be…
Yeah... I have my own issues with Strange New Worlds, and I kind of hate how so many people consider even the slightest criticism of it an act of heresy or something. And personally I don’t look forward to the musical episode because, well, I’m not a fan of musical episodes at all.
I really wish the comic had ended with the wedding. I’d been enjoying it until then, but in this latest arc it’s just kind of lost focus I think. So many characters, so many plot lines, meandering writing, not to mention the complete and utter lack of any subtlety, and it’s not like there was a lot of that before.…
To me the Spaces concept just seems like a renaming of the Workspaces feature in Edge, to be honest. I like that feature, it’s fairly useful, but it’s already available in Edge, sooo...
Almost every major browser (except Opera), looks the same, and works in the same way. Tabs at the top, a toolbar, extensions, a menu button, and that’s it.
Meanwhile, on the Japanese side of Twitter, “X” (エックス/“ekkusu”) has long been a stand-in for the word “sex” (セックス/“sekkusu”) in certain circles. So rather than focusing on discussion about the renaming shenanigans, the #エックス hashtag is highlighting many... many... tweets that have nothing to do with Twitter and all…
As I wrote above, the instance I had my first Mastodon account on had been taken over by CP. I never searched for it, obviously, but I didn’t have to: when I logged in one day it was there aaaalll over the place. So.