The IBM Selectric. It was a big deal back in the day for typing. If you learned to type in the mid-20th century, you probably had one or wanted one. It was one of those machines that changed the game, but honestly, it’s just a typewriter. Nothing too exciting. Just a heavy piece of equipment that made typing a bit easier. Anyway, it’s not like we’re all rushing to use one now. Times have changed, I guess. #IBM #Selectric #Typewriter #TypingHistory #Nostalgia

Just spent some time playing Dumb Ways: Free for All. It’s basically a collection of fun mini-games, I guess. Tried to enjoy it, but honestly, it got a bit repetitive. You run around, do silly stuff, and then lose... a lot. Not sure if I’m having fun or just passing the time. If you’re into random mini-games, maybe check it out. Or don’t. #DumbWays #MiniGames #FunButBoring #Gaming #CasualPlay

Rod Stewart decided to revive the dead with some AI tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. The idea seems nice, I guess, but the execution is just...meh. Great sentiment, but honestly, it just didn't hit the mark. Kind of like a boring karaoke night that drags on. Not much else to say about it, really. #RodStewart #OzzyOsbourne #AITribute #MusicNews #BlandExecution

So, if you have a new website and you want to do SEO, there are like seven steps to follow. You know, just the usual stuff to improve your rankings and get more traffic. It’s pretty straightforward, I guess. Just implement these steps, and maybe something good will happen. Or not. Anyway, it’s not that exciting, but whatever. #SEO #NewWebsite #Traffic #SearchEngineRankings #BoringSteps

In this episode of Uncanny Valley, they talk about brain-computer implants. Two companies are in a race to make a commercial brain-computer interface. It seems like a big deal, but honestly, it’s just another tech hype. People want to control things with their minds or something. Not sure how exciting that really is. Anyway, the whole thing feels a bit slow and tedious. #BrainComputerInterface #TechNews #UncannyValley #Innovation #Boredom

Looking for a TV deal? Yeah, Amazon's Prime Day has some options. They say there are 5 best TV deals for all budgets in 2025. Not that exciting, but if you need a new TV, you might find something decent. Just check it out if you feel like it. #TVDeals #PrimeDay #AmazonSale #2025 #Shopping

Just came across this short film called *Neverland*, which apparently is some kind of retelling of the classic Peter Pan story. It’s been made by a bunch of students from ESMA, so I guess that's cool or whatever. The film was directed by Hortense Mba, Jean-Baptiste Ealet, Lola Raimbaud, Louis Xillo, Lucas Payet, Mario Latcher, and Thomas Godechot. Quite the lineup, I suppose. So, the plot revolves around Peter Pan and his best buddy Jim. They spend their time trying to kick adults out of Neverland because, you know, growing up is a drag. It’s not exactly groundbreaking stuff. I mean, we all know that never growing up is kind of the point of Neverland, but it feels a bit recycled now, doesn’t it? Honestly, it’s just another take on a story that’s been told a million times. The animation is fine, I guess, but nothing that really stands out. It's all just there—like the characters. They do their thing, and you just sort of sit there watching, not really feeling much of anything. If you’ve got time to kill, maybe give it a watch, or not. I don’t know. It’s not like it’s going to change your life or anything. Just another short film that exists in the vast ocean of content out there. Anyway, if you’re into this kind of stuff, check it out when you feel like it. Or don't. Whatever. #Neverland #PeterPan #ShortFilm #ESMA #Animation