Yeah, we're no longer living in the golden days of TV-shows, there sure are few quality shows and far between them.
RedSnt
joined 2 years ago
I'm usually not a horror fan, but I do like me a good Aussie/Kiwi show, so I'll definitely give it a go.
It's wild ubuntu still has those numbers. It seems like an experimental distro doing all sorts of shady stuff, I'm not sure why people would stick around for that.
I wasn't aware Fedora was such a "small" distro that even OpenSUSE had larger shares than it just 5 years ago. And nowadays very few run openSUSE.
Oh yeah, it's not that many months ago California used prison labor to put out fires for next to no pay.
A big lithium deposit was found in Oregon recently. I can't wait to see the mining workforce being brought in from other countries because Americans don't have the skills to do it themselves.
I didn't expect to find sønderjysk here..
This came out 2 years before the first smartphone, the iPhone, came to market. It's not like squarish cell phones didn't exist before then of course, it's just that it looks so timeless the way it was drawn here.
This is a bit doomer of me to say, but does it matter much? Humans are going to destroy the rainforest eventually. I'd be concentrating more on photoplankton and zooplankton as that produce half of the air we breathe. Imagine if we made the oceans a better place for whales so they could fertilize even more air producing plankton.
Thanks a bunch @PerfectDark@lemmy.world. So is this an interview that was originally posted on reddit?
Looking forward to:
Gardiner Bryant of ~~YouTube~~ PeerTube
Reminds me of a time, maybe 15 years ago, a young teen fainted in the middle of the queue in the supermarket. Everyone was stunned by the bystander effect, and as soon as I checked on him, everyone else sprang into action. It's odd seeing it in action. Anyway, I could slink out real quick after that.
Yeah, but isn't that just instinctual? It did use to be good, 10-15 years ago when it catapulted linux forward quite a bit in many peoples consciousness, I even dabbled with it back then.