🚨 ELON MUSK'S BOMBSHELL!
He just dropped the phrase that's going to change EVERYTHING:
Starlink will have a single account that covers your home antenna (with Wi-Fi included) AND your cell phone too.
“SpaceX is going to give you high-speed internet DIRECT from the satellite to your phone… no middlemen.”
When this blows up, you'll be able to watch high-definition videos standing in the middle of nowhere, in any corner of the planet.
This isn't “the future” anymore…
It's happening NOW!
Who's ready to say goodbye to dead zones?
Three years ago, my fiancée brought home an acorn. 🌱
I planted it, nursed it, and watched it slowly grow into a little sapling.
Today, after 3 years of care, we finally planted it out in a forested area. From a tiny acorn to a young tree — and hopefully, one day, a mighty oak.
I couldn’t just walk past these two tiny silver birch saplings growing from a crack in the roadside. They now have a temporary home in this pot until I can replant them somewhere they’ll have the chance to grow for decades. 🌱🌳 #TreeRescue#Ireland#Reforestation
Rescued two tiny Sitka spruce saplings from a car park in the Wicklow Mountains today. 🌲 Sadly, most of the others had been crushed by parked cars or had already dried out. These two were still alive, so I rescued them and gave them a chance to grow. #Nature#Wicklow#Trees
Last autumn we rescued 10 tiny Sycamore maple seedlings from a rainwater drain in a Dublin car park 🌱
Now 6 are thriving and went into the ground on Earth Day 🌍 The other 4 are getting stronger — their time is coming.
#nature#tree#EarthDay26
"AI didn't replace developers, it replaced the delusion that software development is an easy, automated task."
#SoftwareEngineering#SoftwareDevelopment
Why Replacing Developers with AI is Going Horribly Wrong https://t.co/rye5qHRVoC via @YouTube
We saved another plant (Elephant ear - Alocasia odora) from the dark shelf of a shop. We freed its roots and planted it. Now it’s with its buddies enjoying the sunshine.
#green#plant#nature#alocasia
In our garden, in a pile of sand I have found a little chestnut. I have never seen such a healthy sapling, you can see the tap root (primary root), all the lateral and heart roots (secondary, tertiary roots). Now it is replanted in a pot to grow into a big tree. #trees#plant