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Is it just me, or the person you become in your 20s remains for ever a very dominant persona within you. We change, we evolve, but that 20 something inside of you at times comes out in full force full of cockiness, and idiocy.

Is it just me?

This is an unpopular car opinion.

The Ineos is clearly a Defender knockoff but the Tank 300 is different enough to the Bronco that I don't class it as a knockoff.

Apparently, the upcoming #Twitter clone by #Meta will be called Threads

It will be compatible with #ActivityPub, and thus #Mastodon

Maybe this upcoming app will bring the culture shock Mastodon desperately needs

theverge.com/2023/6/8/23754304

why does everyone want to own the libs

as an open source developer i own multiple libs

i would happily pay people to take them from me

you do not want to own libs. its so much work

I have new thumb grips for my . I was using XBox ones before, these ones fit perfect!

30C in June, I really hope this is a prelude to a long and gloriously sunny and warm summer.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65837317

All the talk about a certain nonsense Amiga related Kickstarter has me thinking of this...

“Becoming Filipino” Canadian vlogger Kyle 'Kulas' Jennermann interview with CNN Philippines. (2023-06-05)

Trivia: He visited/toured/vlogged every single province in the Philippines.

#ItsMoreFunInThePhilippines

(The interview was in mixed Filipino and English.)

youtube.com/watch?v=cZWVB2avmQ

He more likely knows more about the Philippines than majority of the Filipino people!

#Philippines #Filipino #Citizenship #Kulas #BecomingFilipino #vlogger

To elaborate a little more you see this in every market sector, you get car buyers saying that "x car is pointless" because their Suzuki Celerio does the same thing.

Sure the Celerio takes you to the shops and back, but does it do it the same way? Did it park itself? Did it tow a 3.5-tonne trailer last week? Did it drive itself down the motorway?

No. There's nothing wrong with the Suzuki Celerio, but it isn't the same thing as a vehicle that costs 10 times as much.

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Someone just told me that is "an iPhone on your face." This misses the point of what Apple Vision Pro as a product provides.

At its core, Apple Vision Pro is an immersive computing experience that goes beyond what a traditional VR headset can offer. It features a high-resolution display, advanced sensors, and powerful software that work together to create a truly unique user experience.

It features a number of sensors that work together to track the user's head movements, hand gestures, eyes and voice commands. This allows users to interact with the Vision Pro in a natural and intuitive way that to date no other consumer VR experience does.

Finally, the Vision Pro is powered by Apple's M2 chip, which is one of the most powerful chips on the market!

In short, Apple Vision Pro is not just an iPhone on your face. It is an immersive computing experience that is unlike anything else on the market. It is aimed at prosumers who are looking for a powerful and versatile device that can help them create, collaborate, and explore in new and exciting ways.

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