That’s awesome!

Voyager is the spiritual successor to Apollo and an all around fantastic application.

Wrapping both arms around its neck and holding on for dear life.

Have a great staycation!

He’s a fine looking boy!

Jenny’s video was so damn good, I’ve started watching her back catalog.

Yep, Ars is great. The hate Elon gets in the comments is always a pleasure.

Have you seen the Asianometry YouTube channel? It’s technical topic video essays that are informative and really well made.

https://www.youtube.com/@Asianometry

🎯😂

At least you didn’t bring an acorn with you.

Yep! I came here to mention The Heroic Trio and Wing Chun.

!remindme 10 months 🫠

It appears that Meta was aware of Threads before launching its platform of the same name. Company lawyers made four offers to purchase the domain ‘threads.app’ from Threads Software Ltd from April 2023, all of which were declined. Meta announced Threads in July 2023, the same time that the British company says it was removed from Facebook.

Classic Facebook douchebaggery.

Remember, just a few years ago when the latestagecapitalism sub was created and everybody was like ha ha you lefties, and now every single big corporation is self immolating in 2023… good times!

!memmy@lemmy.ml kicks ass 💯

Our French compatriots are giving Spez the guillotine!

Demonstrators sing “Glory to Hong Kong” during a rally at Chater Garden in Hong Kong on Oct. 26, 2019. (Mark Schiefelbein/AP) Can a song endanger the national security of China and threaten to subvert the power of the ruling Communist Party?

You read that correctly — a song.

Hong Kong officials seem to fear it can, as they are seeking an injunction against a protest anthem called “Glory to Hong Kong.” Officials have asked a court to ban the song from being performed, broadcast, distributed, displayed, sold, printed or published by any means and on any platform.

Not just the lyrics but also the melody. Under the government’s sweeping request, even humming it on the subway or street could violate the city’s draconian national security law.

“Glory to Hong Kong” was written in Cantonese chiefly by a local composer known as Thomas dgx yhl. It emerged during the 2019 anti-government protests and became the ubiquitous unofficial anthem of the movement. Its most provocative lyrics? “Liberate our Hong Kong, in common breath; Revolution of our times!”

Free Hong Kong!

You’re awesome, I knew that post came from an AI! 😂

Hey ChatGPT, write me a tone deaf, mealy mouthed, corporate doublespeak screed that completely ignores everything that’s happened for the last month. Be sure and add lots of bullshit about how we will now “listen to mods” and have useless meetings every month.