pero no es la gracia de Mastodon que no hay algoritmo que te muestre cosas que no quieres ver?

lo que quiero decir es que el problema eres tú

esto es una crítica hacia un alumno? pestañea una vez para sí y dos veces para no

e: ya leí el hilo

talking to girls is not that hard, dude

Hi Karim! really loving SFA, and Jay-Den is definitely an awesome character, the Trek world needs more Klingon scientists!!

Jay-Den's voice is really great 🔥 fit for a warrior.

What's your favorite Klingon phrase?!

do it in exchange of a share of the profit. nothing turns people off like sharing.

this legitimates the fediverse too much! I'm in shock and awe.

black, no sugar, no nothing, leave the bag in there until it talks or doesn't move anymore

there were many ways to use the internet before browsers, applications talked with other applications, people joined BBSs, but you could argue that eventually, you'd like to access text or media in a repeatable manner, you'd like to be able to point to those resources in the least steps possible (some way of universally locate a resource...), those resources will end up being referenced by other resources and you'd eventually end up with the web.

the web is a side-effect of the internet

we've never breed humans selectively for tastiness

Every era is defined by the tools we had at hand during that process. While Memphis is basically pixel art, Y2K was defined by the gradient and mask tools on Photoshop, and Aero was a victim of skewmorphic design trends pushed by the commodity of 3D tooling. Flat design took prevalence because raster-based products felt weird when seen on retina displays.

I wonder how design will be affected when AI tools become the norm.

Ferret > Badger > Bear

the link without the paywall

what's that word at the end? I'm getting KPOK

quiero agradecer al usuario que le da arrivoto a mis posts en !juegosdemesa, es súper interesante para mi que existan comunidades nicho en feddit, como la de Elixir, o la de Pudú. Ustedes hacen que esta comunidad sea especial y no una copia del sitio con R.

::: spoiler spoiler why!!!??? why did it have to be B'Avi?!?!... he was supposed to live long and prosper. :::

open it in a non-destructive manner, switch every read/write lock slider, put it back together.

yes. there's two branching discussions here:

• Space as a scientific topic, it needs to be understood. Our observation of reality is very local, and although we can prove that some of our assumptions about physics, life and civilization work on our neighborhood, it doesn't mean that they're the same everywhere. That alone is sufficient reason for me, to explore.
• Space as the new frontier. Many if not all exploration done on planet Earth has been, in some shape or form, resource-motivated. Lands, food, medicine, minerals, routes, are all found through exploration and normally through people spending money looking for a return over investment. Space is no different.

I think the interesting part is where this two branches touch: If we ever plan on capturing an asteroid for mining, the technology needs to be there to do it, and hopefully the technology is about the benefit of all humankind. This kind of development is showing us the way to move forward and solve problems. Imagine a world when we don't need to destroy ecosystems in order to get iron because all iron comes from off-world.

like, how many Star Trek communities do you need, right?

oh, didn't notice that the implicit assumptions stopped at "meeting an alien race"

the girls won't say no, because of the implications