Notices by Brian Grinter (bgrinter@mastodon.sdf.org)

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@mekkaokereke @ohmu a few good movies, Red Tails is from Lucasfilm - bit CGI heavy. Tuskegee Airman is from the 90s with lots of real flying. Master of the Air was mostly about the bombers but one episode looked at the Tuskegee airmen. All worth checking out

@blogdiva wouldn’t buy one for the same reason my grandfather didn’t buy VW in 1938…

@are0h @blogdiva @danilo BlueSky has millions in VC funding. Mastodon runs on a shoestring. They’re not comparable

@ajsadauskas @mekkaokereke
The instance I’m on had to add capacity recently for an influx post US election . It’s not a million in a week but steady growth that’s hopefully sustainable for them

@RickiTarr @lisamelton have you seen Star Wars fans lately?

@RickiTarr @lisamelton

Sorry for the Facebook link but too funny not to share

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/F7aTL2DNDDRy7zmn

@RickiTarr @lisamelton

My pet peeve was always you had to be Star Trek or Star Wars

@RickiTarr @lisamelton
Early 80s we had Star Wars films and the golden age of Trek cinema
Wrath of Khan was a cinematic masterpiece

@mekkaokereke everything about your election system is bat shit crazy I’m afraid

The idea a party can de-register someone is bonkers. Every time I tell people here about it they say isn’t that illegal?

@lowqualityfacts high quality facts

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@hypolite @clacke every film and series is good. That is all

I left the cinema in 1983 thinking ROTJ was great but a little sad that it was all over

If only I could let my 12 year old self know in 40 he’d still be watching new Star Wars

Cherish it all

@thomasfuchs ditch em all and play Parsec

Another reason not to use Android #security

Your mobile password manager might be exposing your credentials | TechCrunch https://techcrunch.com/2023/12/06/your-mobile-password-manager-might-be-exposing-your-credentials/

@Popehat sorry to see you go. We’ll still be here

@Polychrome @miah @LambdaCalculus @CyberpunkLibrarian ah classic mid 90s “Hackers/Johnny Mnemonic” period 😊🤖

@miah @LambdaCalculus @CyberpunkLibrarian @Polychrome when was this from, 90s?

@thomasfuchs even at the time I recognised it and thought it dated the otherwise brilliant film

There were 3rd party battery packs which were quite bulky

@thomasfuchs good enough for Roy Scheider to use in the film 2010