Snap!

Funny you should say that. Here is a thread I recently found by a man claiming to be a consultant neuropathologist explaining why he thinks COVID-19 actually affected how people think:
x.com/JamesThrot/s...

My bad. I meant the native syncing as Spotify's desktop app used to allow you to connect to your Last.FM account via the settings, rather than the other way around.

Spotify used to support syncing with Last.FM, shame they stopped.

Snap!

High five! Mine is 73 (I'm 39)

Thanks for letting me know Spotify Wrapped is out!
My listening age is... 73 (I'm 39)

It's okay we will fight with sticks and stones...

Just what Large Language Models were invented for!

I'm scared to ask...

I didn’t want to “like” this post because it is awfully bleak, but I don’t think you’re wrong…

I’ve fond memories of our Staffy pushing open my bedroom door with his head while I slept, almost as if to confirm I was sleeping, a few years ago.
The door didn’t close to so a simple push would suffice but it was funny as hell.

A friend feels this way. He's a doctor and his partner also works in the NHS. He argues that they won't have children until they're financially able to support them. Does not appear to countenance responses such as: don't punish the children; circumstances might change; can't remember my other ideas

Great minds think alike! Maybe the Rick Astley song.

I refer to Bluesky as the Anti-twitter. Not to be confused with twitter = bad, Bluesky = good, but rather an exact mirror image with equally extreme views just on the other side of the spectrum.

Duncan, when you're finished, may I borrow the cursed monkey's paw for a moment?

Groan 🙂

Congratulations, you're getting blocked.

Brave man. As a teenager going home from school, I once boarded a bus that stopped with its doors opening where I stood. After I took a seat, another young man who had been waiting for the bus longer than me smacked me around the head with a bottle for having the temerity to board the bus before him