It’s pretty niche, but if you’re interested in ancient and medieval history (with a focus on military history), and breaking down historical inaccuracies in media, A Collection Of Unmitigated Pedantry is a pretty cool blog that gets updated fairly regularly and is run by a history professor.
The technology behind it isn’t new, but The Thought Emporium is a Youtuber who:
1: DIY-d a genetically modified virus to cure his own lactose intolerance (successfully)
2: Is currently working on a biological computer that runs on animal neurons.
3: Has livestreams where the viewers submit ideas (like making tomatoes spicy) and he designs DNA to accomplish it.
Also he helped shut down a scam health product that contained radioactive material which isn’t particularly futuristic (actually it reminds me of the “radiation is good for you” craze in the early 20th century) but I wanted to mention it anyways.
Cool, where did you find all those pixellated icons?
The contrast between the super slick minimalistic icons and the bright green Duolingo owl is absolutely hilarious.
I’ve never used Duolingo, what’s that widget for?
Looking at their profile, it’s probably !taylorswift@poptalk.scrubbles.tech
I think that a lot of the people commenting here mainly stayed on very large subs or something. This hasn’t been my experience with Reddit. In the subs I usually frequent, there are some short joke comments, but usually there’s useful discussion and there is basically no horny posting. It might be because they’re smaller subs or maybe I got lucky? IDK.
Same, I guess I have to fight an evil clone of myself or something.
Go to the communities tab, sort by all, then search for whatever it is you want.
Same. It seems like there aren’t any active communities here about art, which is a massive shame.
How do you do that? I have Element but all the chats I’ve joined are organised as single channels.
Not really, it’s more like Whatsapp. I don’t know why people keep comparing it to Discord.
I’m Chinese, I’ve never seen a map like this before. We usually just use Mercator but split along the Atlantic ocean instead of the Pacific. This map is just kinda bizzare. Why is Antarctica so prioritized? Why’s it in portrait orientation? I think it’s just intentionally weird, which is still cool.