necesitas que el abrapalabra tenga acceso a la impresora?

Quién sabe, quizás le respondió en privado, yo aún creo en el amor

Every era is defined by the tools we had at hand during that process. While Memphis is basically pixel art, Y2K was defined by the gradient and mask tools on Photoshop, and Aero was a victim of skewmorphic design trends pushed by the commodity of 3D tooling. Flat design took prevalence because raster-based products felt weird when seen on retina displays.

I wonder how design will be affected when AI tools become the norm.

and the partner still prefers Netflix, because they hate to think what they want to watch

oh, didn't notice that the implicit assumptions stopped at "meeting an alien race"

black, no sugar, no nothing, leave the bag in there until it talks or doesn't move anymore

there were many ways to use the internet before browsers, applications talked with other applications, people joined BBSs, but you could argue that eventually, you'd like to access text or media in a repeatable manner, you'd like to be able to point to those resources in the least steps possible (some way of universally locate a resource...), those resources will end up being referenced by other resources and you'd eventually end up with the web.

the web is a side-effect of the internet

Ferret > Badger > Bear

I'd say 4/10.

One remarkable thing was that it paved the way for SNW.

All other captains were more interesting captains than Burnham, and that's sad, because they were removing them so fast. The happiest point for me was when they made Saru captain, only to remove it later.

I'm ok with Klingons, I think it's ok that each Star Trek generation rethink their visual language.

They told some good stories.

the girls won't say no, because of the implications

we've never breed humans selectively for tastiness

YouTube videos in the internal video player started failing for me, maybe he's starting to expire the tokens for the integrations