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Sony/Disney are charging an absurd $25 to rent home the new Spider-Man movie that already made 2.5 billion
Despite the new Spider-Man movie clearing $2.5 billion at the box office, Sony and Disney are still charging a $25 just to rent it at home. It feels like pure corporate greed, especially since the price is hiked to force you into buying a digital copy, and get this, the digital copy is something that can always be removed from their library??
"Software is over": Developer uses AI to build free Adobe clones after frustration with cancellation fees
Finally finished chemo
12 sessions of chemo therapy over the last 6 months. 2 failed portacath insertions. Last three sessions done under a pic line (in photo) which was removed today. Relief is amazing. Now just the scan and hopefully an all clear and life can get back on track.
Apollo Software Pioneer Margaret Hamilton Dies at 90
Margaret Hamilton standing next to the navigation software that she and her MIT team produced for the Apollo Project. Margaret Hamilton, who led the software team at MIT's Instrumentation Laboratory, **developed the onboard flight computers that guided NASA's Apollo missions, including the safe Apollo 11 landing in 1969**. During that historic descent, her team's priority scheduling and error-recovery features silenced overload alarms and kept Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on course. *Credit:
Somebody cut down the Flock camera in the neighborhood but then this went up shortly after
One of the saddest thing I've ever read on the bird app....
AIbros sure are all sociopaths. These people will automate all things that makes human human and then call it innovation.
This man went to see what was causing all the traffic and found two marmots fighting in the middle of the road
What's this third whisker for?
She was just born like that.. what is it???
During the Southwest Airlines scheduling crash of 2022, when thousands of flights were canceled and 10,000+ bags were lost and piled high in the airport waiting to be claimed, I texted random numbers on luggage tags to inform them where their bags were.
It was absolute chaos at the airport. My sister and her family were digging through the massive piles of bags looking for their luggage, so while I hunted for their bags I also shot some quick texts to the numbers on the tags I saw. Nearly every person that I texted replied with gratitude. The only reason I didn't do more was because an employee came over and told me to stop when they saw what I was doing. Was looking through old texts and found it, and it made me smile!
Could the jailbreak of the PS5 have started an arms race?
Now that the PS5 has been jailbroken, I’m really struck by the titanic progress made—both in homebrew development and in understanding the console's fundamental workings, including its features and security. Sony is trying to fight back by releasing updates, but can they really stop the crackers? With the console unlocked, they might gain the access needed to discover hardware-level exploits that Sony would find impossible to mitigate—much like what happened with the Nintendo Switch. With the re
THE NEW YORK YANKEES HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED FROM 2026 WORLD SERIES CONTENTION
Widowed, the boys died young. I tried dating later on but no one wanted me. I learned to love my own company and to enjoy listening to my own thoughts. I take myself out to dinner, cook good meals at home and now at 72 I still am grateful living not by myself but with myself.
I posted this elsewhere in HOSPICE and GRIEFSUPPORT subs and got several replies to re post here. I hope I don't upset the mods. My partner was dying of ovarian cancer, my best friend dying of AIDS and I had them both at home caring for them. We had two boys, 7 and 9 years old. I was working 3 days a week as an RN and had someone care for everyone while I was working then I cared for them the other 4 days a week. My friend died first, then my spouse. three months later the boys were playing in
this was my dad letting me know my great-grandpa died.
i wasn’t close to my great-grandpa by any means, but death doesn’t happen often in my family. idk, being told i was a snowflake in the moment felt kinda weird. thought i’d share. EDIT TO ADD: me and my dad have not had a close relationship, if ever. he loves me, but it is very apparent he does not like me. name-calling is his go-to if he wants to get under my skin. it doesn’t really bother me like it used to, which i think bothers him.