You’re probably right. The last time I saw Firefly get brought up, there were many comments of people just shitting on it.

I live in one of the hottest areas in the US and I still find ways to get outside.

Is it too harsh to say to outside and interact with people?

I couldn’t help myself:p

Only the LoTR books. In the earlier time periods they’re very much a tool of the “good guys” to communicate.

I suppose it would depend on what I get out of it.

I really liked the palm pre. Fit well in the band and the slide out keyboard was awesome.

Links to tech news complaining about the tech. It’s a sludge.

The Lord of The Rings. This book changed reading for me. I always enjoyed fantastical themes, but this one really got me. Then, I found out there was more. More background, more world building, more why.

I’ve never turned back. I re read it occasionally and I’ve read much of Tolkien’s other works. Next on the list is to begin working through The History of Middle Earth. I will be starting this in the fall. It may take me quite some time to get through.

It’s just as bad of an echo chamber as other sites. I have to actively “stop” browsing lemmy after a bit because I get annoyed at the repetitive nature of everything.

I’ve very much tried in the last few years to limit social media. I think it’s been a benefit for me. I like social media, but having “stops” makes it more enjoyable and prevents the doom feelings.

Fair. Check this out. The existing stuff is pretty cool https://youtu.be/CP3t8qMHcsM

I think I like these movies because I’m also juvenile and pretentious.

The eye tracking stuff exists already. There are medical device companies that build and sell these things.

I agree with most of what you’re saying, but I don’t think gambling should be illegal. That’s the tough thing.

Ah well that’s it for me. 18

No option for no shirt…

The high seas.

The Office.

I throw it on in the background constantly.

These updates seem to never really make a difference to what I see in the UI. Maybe I have it all disabled.

It’s typically Catholic or Christian.