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Replying to: bobwertz.com

@bobwertz maybe he’s heard of 🔗📼 Disturbed?

And 🔗 my take - of its meaning - the song and what it means to the world today.

Replying to: 1-1.hjalmer.com

@hjalm I have … but …

Replying to: @WiredDifferently

@WiredDifferently good news - imagine if the photo book provider was called Oasis!

Love Blur.

Replying to: @lmika

@lmika back in the day companies like Blur used deliver great quality ‘print on demand’ books for photographers. they used to be ‘spendy’ - but high quality - they are still around I believe - and must be others around like that?

Replying to: @lmika

@lmika open PDF - print❓Or do you mean a real book service with bindings and everything?

Replying to: @bradleyandroos
Replying to: lmika.org

@lmika it was Manton .. a new app from Brett Tapstra

@bradleyandroos nice .. love ‘the void’

Replying to: lmika.org

@lmika Someone mentioned this just yesterday Wordpress plugin? @manton talking about it? Need to find.

Replying to: www.manton.org

@manton Yes Please

Replying to: lmika.org

@lmika ✅

Replying to: @BonnieRue

@BonnieRue I know right - not a black or white vehicle to be seen!

Replying to: @bradenslen

@bradenslen I only found about it through Atlas Obscura - total news to me - and to Jax - who is a native Kiwi.

Replying to: john.philpin.com

For example …

🔗 Elon Musk Gives Himself the Biggest Handshake – Pixel Envy

“My estimate is that within two to three years, the lowest cost way to generate AI compute will be in space,” Musk contends in his post. “Long term space-based AI is obviously the only way to scale.”

Think about that … within two to three years❗️

Replying to: @MitchWagner

@MitchWagner sometimes answers are what you expect 😎

Replying to: mitchwagner.com

@MitchWagner Got anything else in your basement?

Replying to: mitchwagner.com

@MitchWagner Still not sure why you did the two blog thing as opposed to hist using categories?

Replying to: www.manton.org

@manton But if the new thing is a really good thing it might move some subs up the value chain.

Replying to: www.manton.org

@manton There were a large number of 20 ish ‘kids’ who wanted nothing to do with the internet in the mid 90s … it ‘is the way’

Replying to: john.philpin.com

In some ways this seems to relate to 🖇️ this

🔗 How We Spend Our Days Is How We Spend Our Lives: Annie Dillard on Choosing Presence Over Productivity – The Marginalian

How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.