@krystalchantalc@BovrilG The lack of popularity here is mostly due to mad scheduling decisions by BBC Two - first series was weekly primetime, then it was two episodes at half ten on Saturday night, then an episode every weekday at half eleven. Suspect it would've taken off if it stayed in a good slot.
@simsimmaaz@nohatetoyoubut The bonkers baby name thing started in the '60s: David Bowie named his son Zowie Bowie, Frank Zappa had kids called Dweezil and Moon Unit. Apple is pretty normal compared to those!
@JakeMC_ No more than usual - major iOS updates always drain battery for a couple of days. Lots going on in the background (reindexing, analysing photos, &c.)
@DrMatthewSweet I saw it as a film about war correspondents/photographers - what drives them, how they cope (or don't) and the ethics of war reporting. The US civil war setting wasn't plausible, but it worked as a backdrop to the story, details felt 'true' and drawn from real civil conflicts.
@charlesarthur Princeโs covers of A Case of You are wonderful - he released three different ones - and thereโs lots of live recordings out there too, the early 80s ones with The Revolution are great. My fave is this piano rehearsal fragment https://t.co/E0dp6qYtpf
@MonicaSpoor @Sara_Rose_G I'm not autistic but I think I know what you're talking about - that overwhelming internal 'onward! more! yes!' when learning about/doing something that means hours feel like minutes? I get that about a new thing every couple of years (and have had one main Thing since I was 11).
@thoughtland If you click through to a person's profile on their server, you'll be able to view all their followers/followings. (Following folk you find on a server you're not a member of is a bit fiddly, but instructions will pop up when you hit the 'Follow' button.)
@_aphantasia Realising that other people can visualise stuff isn't a 'journey of self-discovery', ffs. It's something you notice that then has barely any impact on your life, beyond occasionally having to explain the concept to videobrain people.
@volewriter I think the problem is that 'gender critical' has been adopted as a label by transphobic extremists, and some folk have only come across it in that context & aren't aware of the history of the term.
@ItsAndyRyan @debbyholtauthor It was also briefly popular with 1990s ravers on ecstasy, used as a minty, refreshing and hangover-free alternative to amyl nitrate.
@lucyinglis Still useful in confirming the passport is legit, I suppose. I don't know where they just let folk covering their faces through - in the UK you have to show your face to get in, no exceptions. Women wearing a burka or veil can ask for a private room with only women staff.