Pam Saunders
@microsaunders.bsky.social
Vancouverite. Microsoftie. F1er. Freelance writer, burgeoning photographer and intrepid traveller.
Seeing it tonight. Will report back.
The new film “Eddington” is a nasty, cynical, and eerily accurate look at the pandemic’s early days—when there was “nowhere to turn to but the conspiratorial thinking, heated debates, and endless updates online,” writes @shirklesxp.bsky.social:
A Nasty, Cynical, and Eerily Accurate Look at All-Too-Recent History
What “Eddington” gets right about life online during the pandemic’s early days
bit.ly
July 19, 2025 at 8:46 PM
Seeing it tonight. Will report back.
Sharing on behalf of the home team behind this ‘made in Vancouver’ game.
Xbox’s new handheld is a surprisingly comfortable way to play Gears
Xbox’s new handheld is a surprisingly comfortable way to play Gears
No more Steam Deck clawhand for me.
buff.ly
June 10, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Sharing on behalf of the home team behind this ‘made in Vancouver’ game.
It was great to have @bradsmi.bsky.social in Vancouver last week for our city’s @websummit.bsky.social debut. He sat down with @aimlo.bsky.social to talk AI, investment and our commitment to Canada.
Microsoft President Brad Smith's interview with @thelogic.co on data centres, data sovereignty and the tech giant’s open relationship with OpenAI:
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Why Microsoft is still bullish on Canada - The Logic
President Brad Smith on data centres, data sovereignty and the tech giant’s open relationship with OpenAI
thelogic.co
June 4, 2025 at 3:45 PM
It was great to have @bradsmi.bsky.social in Vancouver last week for our city’s @websummit.bsky.social debut. He sat down with @aimlo.bsky.social to talk AI, investment and our commitment to Canada.