xylogx

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xylogx,

I knew the story of John Lasseter, but I never knew Ed Catmull’s role in Pixar. He was the tech guy who turned into the pragmatic leader.

Lots of good info on the early days of tech, interactions with Steve Jobs and really insightful advice on how to nurture creativity.

xylogx,
xylogx,

Killing Nazis

Good thing I don’t have to worry about that ever happening IRL…

xylogx,

“ …ways you can organize a business that makes literally impossible to legally do these things. ”

Not disputing this is true, but could you provide some examples?

xylogx,

I block logs.roku.com and cloudservices.roku.com on my pihole without impacting any functionality.

xylogx,

We need a fediverse streaming service.

xylogx,

As a kid I got a lot of “Do as I say not as I do.”

The lesson I learned is that a lot of grown ups are hypocrites. I saw this so much it made me decide I would always be honest with myself and others about why I was doing the things I was doing. It is not always easy, especially now that I have kids of my own, but it is much healthier in the long run. I teach my kids by example rather than preaching fake piety.

xylogx,

I can appreciate art from any artist, but I will not patronize an artist that is trash.

xylogx,

The Wire

Gotta keep the devil in his hole

xylogx,

Which version of scooby doo? The original run of the show was very different from what it morphed into.

xylogx,

Next thing you know they will start running famous hollywood actors and reality TV stars for office.

xylogx,

I particularly like the original phaser from the pilot episode The Cage but my favorite is the phaser rifle from Where No Man Has Gone Before.

xylogx,

The Shire is great and all but I always want to live in a tree city since reading about Lothlorien.

xylogx,

Thanks for the advice I will check it out!

Putin's major aerial attack on Ukraine cost Russia $1.2 billion: Report (www.newsweek.com)

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s military on Friday launched what’s been called the largest aerial attack of the Ukraine war, and one economic-focused Ukrainian outlet estimated the cost of the assault for Russia to be at least $1.273 billion....

xylogx,

How costly is the air defence in comparison to the cost of the attack?

xylogx,

My understanding is that attacks like this force deployment of air defences to population centers rather than protecting military targets. So no direct military benefit, but it can help shape the battlefield.

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