“I want to go home and rethink my life choices”
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I don’t see mass adoption at this price point. What’s the point?
I really don’t see the productivity sell. I do see it as functional entertainment to get more use out of an 800 square foot apartment in NYC. If my partner and I disagree on something entertainment wise I can throw them on. That’s about it…
Depends on the subreddit and how the mods reacted.
For mainstream users nothing changed. There’s two subreddits I stay active on. But I’m trying to make a point to make keep creating content on activity protocol.
Reddit protests so I migrated to try kbin, lemmy, mastodon. Learned about fediverse, activitypub - than down rabbit hole to open source communities, then open source software…moved to linux and it’s a whole new world!
Will be interested to learn about the new generation of Cuban immigrations vs those of the past - most already in the US grew up with memories pre Castro, young ones now might be quite removed?
Amazing…thank you for sharing!
Jedi Survivor. It’s buggy and glitchy and not a world beater game but I can wield a lightsaber. A woman of simple pleasures.
Extremely helpful! Thank you for the explanation!
Can someone please explain? Out of the loop and don’t want to open Reddit
The Kings of Africa: 18 Portraits by Daniel Laine
The Kings of Africa: 18 Portraits by Daniel Laine - Lemmy.world
Link to photos taken by photographer who did a massive undertaking by Daniel Laine to capture African Monarchs. Inspired sharing from a recent cross post from the monarch of the Kuba Kingdom, that came from @OldSchoolCool "From 1988 to 1991, French photographer Daniel Laine photographed 70 African monarchs, “whose dynasties marked the history of Africa until the middle of the twentieth century.” With hundreds of monarchs to choose from, Laine focused on those who continued to “retain a traditional and spiritual authority that is difficult for the Western mind to comprehend.” Laine recalls the difficulties of getting permission for the photographs, the sensitive diplomatic negotiations involved in many cases. A war in Sudan prevented Laine from photographing the king of Shiluk, a descendant of black dynasties that ruled Egypt. Others, including the king of Swaziland, declined to be photographed. With each striking photograph, Laine provides a brief biography and historical notes about the tribe and its rituals. "