Just a few more accounts to sort out. But I’m close to reducing my used, active email addresses from five to two. The last two require me to send emails to places and beg them to change my log in details.
It may surprise you to know I’ve never eaten one of those Lindt chocolate bunnies. Or a Whittakers chocolate Kiwi. I’ve wanted to, belive me, but I’ve just never gotten around to it. Also not eaten: those little chocolate Santas they have around Christmas time.
At a bare minimum there should be a Find My Apple TV Remote, where you can make your remote make a very loud sound.
A few years ago I sold most of my video games. But I couldn’t sell all my Game Boys. They’re still amazing to have and hold and play on.
Retro Tech: Game Boy by MKBHD is an amazing stroll down memory lane. I loved my Game Boy. Game Boys.
I’ve ordered some AirPods (w/o Qi case). My expectation is they’ll last two years before the batteries die. I’ve been using the surprisingly comfortable EarPods since my BeatsX died in October after 18 months. Looking forward to wireless headphones w/o flashing lights on them.
With Star Trek: Discovery over until next year, for the remaining 36 weeks of the year, for sci-fi Friday, I have:
So that’s 31 to 51 weeks’ worth of sci-fi (/fantasy), with probably non-overlapping release dates. Should be manageable.
The finale of Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 was absolutely fantastic. Just an hour of incredible Star Trek goodness. I’m really looking forward to Season 3, and the Picard show which is rumoured to be premiering at the end of this year!
I’m about to watch the finale of Star Trek Discovery Season 2. Holy shit! So happy it’s on and that this season has been so good. And so sad I have to wait a year for season 3.
Apple make it look like you can “engrave” your airpods case with an emoji. I doubt that’s possible.
Neoliberalism promised freedom – instead it delivers stifling control.
Something to make you Americans struggling with your taxes a little bit upset, perhaps: In NZ starting this year, our IRD does all the calculations and refunds or invoices you without you having to do anything. If you’re a standard salary or wage earner.
I can summarise GOT Season 8 Episode 1:
GOT: “Hey, remember all these guys from a couple of years back? And their back stories?”
Me: “Ummmm…”
GOT: “Remember what’s happening in the story?”
Me: “Ice zombies?”
GOT: “Yes! And the thousands of other story threads!”
Me: “No?”
If you don’t work 72 hours a week, you’re a slacker, apparently.
“This CAPTCHA requires you to prove you’re not a robot by clicking on pictures of cars.”
“Isn’t that something robots are really good at now?”
“Shut up human and show me the edge cases!”
What happened to Emperor Palpatine’s orders 1 through 65? What was order 37, for example? Was it 2 fish, a scoop of chips and a spring roll?
Looking forward to these feijoas being ready to eat.
I’ll have to sign up to a streaming service to watch Game of Thrones. I want to limit it to 1 month. So no spoilers until June please. Actually, don’t worry. I don’t care that much about the series. I can’t even remember 3 of the characters’s names.
The Netflix emails saying “We added a show you might like”, give me confidence they know absolutely nothing about my tastes.
The Phantom Attack of Revenge, Hope The Empire Strikes Return, Awakens The Last Skywalker.
I am confident that there’s no way the title of Star Wars Episode XI is a spoiler for the plot. That can’t be true. That’s impossible.
On Halloween, the dead will rise to feast on the living, tortured spirits will inflict horrors on the those yet to pass, and demons will transcend the boundaries that bifurcate our realms. Cats and dogs will rise to overthrow their human rulers and the UK will leave the EU.
Why can’t I see the battery levels on my watch and iPhone from my iPad?
I reckon a fun theme park area would be a lounge room of some sort, where everything is scaled up so normal adults are relatively toddler size, and you’d have to do your best to turn the TV on after climbing on the couch without a giant yelling at you.