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What is something you're thrilled about in your life?
For me, I'm making a ton of progress on projects that are important to me, have been for over a month now, and I have enough variety to fit my personal needs for changing focus between various tasks.
Also, I'll check out the iMedDo story you shared with me! Thanks!
I highly recommend the audiobooks read by Jefferson Mays (if memory serves me right on his name.)
Accessible "hard science fiction" that explores culture, politics, philosophy, and human nature.
Across 9 books (8 released,) humanity deals with the consequences of being very, very small in the universe.
Both entertaining and thematically powerful.
Ocarina of Time was a great game.
If I were to include games in my list, I'd add The Last of Us, and Final Fantasy X.
FFX was flawed, but had truly exceptional writing. It fell down on the execution, mostly regarding voice acting.
Oh, but if I had the time to chase down every interesting thing...
Were Fresnel lenses a thing back then?
I'd think it more likely that a mirrored surface would be used, and shaped into a parabolic structure... But that'd likely leave archeological evidence which I am unaware of (though that's not at all my field.)
What are your favorite stories?
I'm not talking about what entertained you the most, rather, what truly spoke to your soul?
For me, it's The Lord of the Rings, Dead Poet's Society, and The Expanse (books, not show.)
What information do you have about how they made 'hard stone pliable and weigh less'?
I'm not at all familiar with that sort of thing.
Will check it out!
On that last point... @3 have you learned to play guitar yet?
Topics I expect to talk about:
/trolltoll @17925 $0.10
Sounds like you don't really want to learn.
Get on it, man!
Who here is following along with the SpaceX Starship test program?
I'm looking forward to the SN9 test flight.
SN8 was an impressive test, but I'm hoping they've solved the low pressure problem and can run a bit less "engine rich" this time.
What makes it such a good experience?
/trolltoll @17925 $0
For my own part, I'll be starting to post things here that are interesting to me but have nothing to do with the three categories above.
I likely won't post much, but hopefully it will be interesting to you folks, too.
If all you talk about here fits into one of three categories (Bitcoin, politics, or memes,) you're not helping Twetch to succeed.
Branch out on topics.
Talk about things that are interesting to you.
It's a very cool tech that I haven't had the time or energy to really explore myself yet.
Very nice to see folks talking about 3D printing on here.
Twetch needs more interesting non-Bitcoin, non-Politics discussions in order to succeed.
If you like Twetch, then learn how to create an alternative interface to twetches on BSV.
Look at how "they" are going after competitors to the Chosen Few tech companies.
A DDoS of Twetch would not be a surprising occurrence.
But that can't stop Twetch.
If this is something you're interested in, I'm creating resources that can help you.
Join It's A Draft! on Discord to access those resources:
discord.gg/rFDXmxVcJJ
Welcome to the newcomers to Twetch.
If you're somehow looking for unsolicited advice, take this:
Don't keep yourself trapped in a single identity. Branch out.
That includes on Twetch.
Find a niche where you can add value.
Don't circle the jerk.
Feel like you want to build but don't know how, or you don't have a team to build with and you think you need one?
I can help.
Join me, and together we'll rule the galaxy.
discord.gg/rFDXmxVcJJ
How would you characterize the culture on Twetch?
Is it largely positive or negative? Is it productive, or destructive? Is it diverse, or unidimensional?
And, do you get what you want out of interactions on Twetch?
Why is it that every time I post something on Twetch, I get responses that demonstrate that merely adding a cost to something doesn't improve the quality of that something?
It's sad.
No, I assumed nothing.
For someone criticizing me for "trying to seem smart," you're doing an awful lot of that, and failing.
Read the first word of the second paragraph in my previous twetch and see how it applies to the final 7 words of that sentence.
"He didn't give me an answer that satisfies me, he must not be smart and his statement must be dumb. What a pity."
-_-
