Pebbles were the best. Having one taught me a lot about the best tech not having all the bells and whistles. It's better to have only what you need done well.

Three times in my life I've been in proximity to large bushfires, alone with no transport.

I did the whole routine with stopping gutters and getting hoses ready, but in a couple of those places there wasn't much water pressure to work with.

Lucky the wind never turned in my direction.

At the rate she churns them out, yeah it's not too surprising.

If she doubled down on bad takes it would really be a problem, but I'm not aware of that happening.

Or a sealed window.

Some of them are coding their own.

I'm pretty sure I saw this exhibition in Las Vegas. I assumed it was the more famous one when I entered, but the more I saw, the more I realised all the bodies were Chinese. Closer inspection of the promotional material put the clues together.

It was fascinating because human anatomy is cool, but knowing they weren't voluntary donations really soured the experience.

I've always had it, but I get more sensitive if general inflammation is activated.

Yesterday I was on a plane and someone was painting their nails or something. I couldn't even see who it was but I'm still feeling it.

I think it's his businesses making him rich, and probably getting a cut from other artists he produces.

It could be useful as a portable media server. Bring it on family trips so everyone can watch things on their own device.

Couldn't have happened to a floggier flog.

My current location in rural Tasmania has some advantages. There would likely be a delay in the zombies getting here, so that gives us prep time. Low population density means fewer zombies to deal with when they do. Plenty of natural resources, food, and water.

My main issue is a lack of defensible buildings, but there are lots of wood mills so maybe something could be constructed.

The wildcard is Tassie devils, being a powerful scavenger species. Would they go for the walking corpses? If so, would they end up turning themselves, because I don't fancy dealing with zombie nocturnal marsupials with a bite that crushes bone.

We never figured out good software productivity metrics, and now we're supposed to come up with AI effectiveness metrics? Good luck with that.