I am happy that we are starting to see bionics used to help people and become more accessible. Limbs, eyes, all sorts. If we had someone like Bezos they could choose to invest in this technology, mass produce it and change the lives of millions.

Yeah cool idea but for the less tech adept like myself I’d be scared off. Voyager is perfect for me.

5’11’ here too and was accused of lying about it. I was like ‘wouldn’t I just say six feet if I was lying’ plus anyone could disprove it with a tape measure so what’s the point.

Plastic tree but looks super real. I live near a Christmas tree farm that seems to do pretty well but I’ve never been in anyone’s house that actually has a real one.

No.

Do you mean on phones? Windows? Macs? Watches?

I like Merlin on iOS cos it identifies birds by their calls.

…go on…

Go on….

Same in UK for Sky. You have to be a Sky TV customer (paying) to use the Android or iOS Sky Go app and it still makes you watch adverts without skipping.

I don’t mind adverts for free services but YouTube take the piss now.

And Amazon. Paying Prime members still have to watch ads.

Bought it and kept it secret from his dad for two years to surprise him with it when it was brought back to life. Baller move right there, love it.

Seen very little of it on either Bluesky or Mastodon to be honest. Maybe it’s the type of searches or activities followed.

Good news perhaps but I’m sure I won’t see any benefit in Scotland, still thousands to add solar panels.

Must have a cable somewhere as a backup otherwise you’d need a full battery replacement should it ever be discharged.

Same problem in the UK. A party can finish a close second in hundreds of constituencies, totalling millions of votes, but have nothing to show for it.

Proportional representation is the way.

How did I not know that this cool and super cute animable existed.

Lots of family and friends still in the service and doing as good a job as they can but for each good one there is no doubt an asshole.

But I can’t speak for cops in other countries, only experience in Scotland.

It was seeing how awful humans are to each other that really sold it for me, I’d rather live in my bubble, thanks.

Scottish Police Service. Turns out peeling back the curtain of the worse side of people isn’t conducive to good mental health for me so I got outta there.

I have found ChatGPT to be better than Google for random questions I have, asking for general advice in a whole bunch of things but sido what to go for other sources. I also use it to extrapolate data, come up with scheduling for work (I organise some volunteer shifts) and lots of excel formulae.

I freaking love that movie but actually think it has a lot of depth. It shows a cgi cartoon character dealing with inevitability of death, fragility of life and mortality and value of what’s truly important. Side storylines about families, adoption, forgiveness etc but man does that wolf kill it.