I think this is the thing that worries me. I had recently heard of something who lost 20yrs of data from apple for some weird issue.
I also think people treasure images less just because of how much they take today. I don’t think people used to take pictures of their foods at restaurants for example.
The shot of the kid with the broom left me so hopeful for all the new things I thought were coming. All the retreading that Episode 9 did left me disappointed.
I do know it’s huge. It was me mostly making a joke about many of the comments on the fediverse being doom and gloom, while Star Trek is about hope and bringing all walks of life together for the better good.
It may be too hopeful of an IP for the people on the fediverse.
I use generative fill for clean up almost daily now.
Ironically, photoshop does have ai powered tools that remove backgrounds now. Not sure why they are giving themselves extra steps.
It think it’s about balance. I have the same view point as yours. Early on, my wife would just get me new things of objects I already had. The difference is timing. I would tell her after the fact to not ruin her mood. She eventually understood and learned.
Every now and then she still does get me a thing I believe I don’t need. But she’s learned to be observant and is usually correct. If it were up to me, I would likely wear socks until all 5 toes are showing through. What I do in this instance is keep the new thing and I make sure I gift the older item to someone in need of it, or as back up for myself if the space allows. I am very much known in my spaces as the person that gives things away. If you’ve been in my life at least 3yrs, you probably own something that belonged to me.
I’m not sure what the relationship is between OP and the partner, but timing of when you tell them, does matter. Don’t do it right when the person has given you the gift, just wait. From what info there is, it doesn’t sound like they are a repeat offender of violating their rules.
This reminds me of my take a bit. The meaning of life is “Living to die”, meaning you live life to choose how you die. It’s more symbolic way of living more than anything else, because many things do factor into your death.
Very disappointed that’s not what this was.
I think one of the things playdate has going for them is they are portable.
If you have a phone with voice recognition, I sure you can just have it auto dictate when you ask it to.
You really think a lot about comic books in the shower, don’t you?
A few words in and I could already tell who it was. I have no idea how this person is still in a field that involves people.
The reason he is a street level hero is because I believe he was created for that. It was important back then (and still today) to have a bulletproof black man in comics. Luke Cage was the first African American Marvel super hero to get his own comic (Black Panther being the first over black Marvel hero)
He’s been on the Avengers, so he must have been in instances to let loose.
I also had a similar reaction. I bought it when it came out on the wii, but quickly sold it because I couldn’t get into it. I kept hearing how amazing it was over the years, so I bought it again for very cheap a couple of years ago. I finished it the second time around mostly because I had now paid twice for it. The artwork and world are amazing, but the gameplay was underwhelming for me. I do own one figure, because I like the artwork.
Yes, this confused me. Also wouldn’t unregulated capitalism just end with one company in the end?
What’s funny is not everyone gets credits anymore. 3rd party vendors have limits on how many names can go in the credits now.
It has definitely changed, since you are no longer limited to a photo reel number limit. The moments are no longer unique in the same way.