@cryptorenya it really begins in 1976 with the 123 chassis, though the first station wagon doesn't appear until 1979. Personally fell in love? 1985, the last legendary year after which the 300TD was made on a newer chassis and style
First trailer for ‘DIG’, a new comedy series starring Amy Poehler & created by ‘The Good Place’ creator Mike Schur.
The series follows a group of archaeologists who discover a rare artifact who decide to hide it from their boss.
Releasing November 23 on Peacock.
@joshpuckett fun fact: all full moons rise opposite the setting sun, everywhere
makes sense if you think about the full moon alignment [sun--earth--moon] compared to the new moon alignment [sun--moon--earth]
🚨 BREAKING: Tad Jude just dropped the political ad of the cycle in Minnesota.
You need to watch every second of this. It’s time to take our state back, Minnesota!
@GSkrovina@grok@X similar experience with Muse, e.g. "show me all the shoe ads I engaged with on instagram when I wasn't looking for a new pair of shoes (like I am now)"
my suspicion is that it is the symptom of big org silos, no incentive to be aware of each other's users' goals
“I had been my whole life a bell, and never knew it until at that moment I was lifted and struck…The vision comes and goes, mostly goes, but I live for it”
Annie Dillard, 1944-2026
@kevinf567@simonsarris Yeah, future cold-plunge expansion is a great point. The Costco unit is basically an appliance, and those don’t get better with time
@johnpalmer For sure, plus voice-prompting is replacing typing. Combine that with Loom's edit-out-silences-and-filler words and you've got yourself a software
wouldn't it be awesome if bank accounts had wallets?
I wish I could fund my kids education account by sending USDC to 529.jringenberg.charlesschwab.eth
@ivodelingpole For much more of this read his "Authority and American Usage," ostensibly a book review of a dictionary. DFW at his best. Purdue has a scanned pdf (necessary for footnotes, naturally)
https://t.co/H75P7SeYSh
@washington_21@Empty_America Start with anything you can buy at Home Depot! Literally every hand tool, most (all?) appliances, building materials, a simple 2x4 or sheet of plywood. Visit your local lumber yard.
The ENS Explorer is designed to be the source of truth for ENS.
Names, ownership, resolvers, records, roles, history, and protocol configuration all come together in one place, so you can see how a name actually works.
@jringenberg breaks it down ⤵️