Warhammer - people at a local club have told me it is "heresy" to even refer to one page rules - a newish and very innovative wargame. That's the lifestyle players of course not everyone, the people who paint 20h a week while listening to Warhammer audio books play 8hs a week and do fuck all besides that. I have met loads of cool people in the hobby too, but omg those guys
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it is like watching interdimensional cable from Rick and Morty "in this reality it is normal to carry guns and the discussion is which side of the aisle has more"
It is called double-coding and it is targeted to you as the bored grown up.
As in I genuinely don't know if the fediverse tech helps with ai spamming - my assumption is even if it ever became a real threat to mainstream social media or big tech it would be flooded by ai bots anyways
Do people think there is a reason this won't happen to Lemmy eventually?
Wasn't even aware of Murena, will def have a look, thanks for sharing all that info!
Thanks for that, can I ask if there are any resources you would recommend for finding this type of content in a convenient format for children to consume? We do look at national geographic and documentaries from time to time, just thought I would ask in case there is an epic youtube (peertube??) channel with fun content you have come across.
It is an android, which is moving towards an ai for everything trajectory which might be a privacy nightmare, I wonder if the next step of the fairphone journey is to break from android
Creative writing starting from your DnD stuff. See world anvil - a world building platform for inspiration but then use obsidian which is free to worldbuild a bit then write stories. Meditation is a cool one as well, slowing things down helps some times. Photography with your phone will take you outside more. You will feel limited without a camera but I think it can still teach you to see the world differently. Of you like game design you can still be a writer for games so pursuing this as a skill?