Pablo Saravanja
@artless-bastardo.bsky.social
Circumpolar Filmmaker / Media Arts Producer / Amateur Futurist / AI Optimist / Co-Founder of The Artless Collective / Based in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
Does anyone enjoy using Headway? It seems to oversimplify complex ideas to the point where it loses the depth and nuance that made the original books worth reading in the first place. I’ve reviewed three books and would rate the whole thing as a 2-star experience. I’m curious to hear your thoughts.
January 15, 2025 at 6:43 AM
Does anyone enjoy using Headway? It seems to oversimplify complex ideas to the point where it loses the depth and nuance that made the original books worth reading in the first place. I’ve reviewed three books and would rate the whole thing as a 2-star experience. I’m curious to hear your thoughts.
Canadian TV Exec: Ok, it’s Lassie, but the dog has severe commitment issues! He rolls into your small town, solves oddly specific low-stakes problems, and is gone before you get too clingy. Every episode ends with 🐕 saying, “My work here is done, don’t make it weird.”
The history of Canadian television is fascinating. They gave this show about a wandering german shepherd two runs across eight seasons. that's 175 episodes built on the concept of "what if a dog was smart but itinerant"
December 15, 2024 at 11:34 PM
Canadian TV Exec: Ok, it’s Lassie, but the dog has severe commitment issues! He rolls into your small town, solves oddly specific low-stakes problems, and is gone before you get too clingy. Every episode ends with 🐕 saying, “My work here is done, don’t make it weird.”
Reposted by Pablo Saravanja
Artifacts of tomorrow will symbolize our present, echoing through history as reminders of our time. What we produce today will represent our civilization, shrouded in mystery. Future generations will marvel at our creations, reflecting on the lives and values of a world they can barely comprehend.
December 13, 2024 at 4:14 AM
Artifacts of tomorrow will symbolize our present, echoing through history as reminders of our time. What we produce today will represent our civilization, shrouded in mystery. Future generations will marvel at our creations, reflecting on the lives and values of a world they can barely comprehend.
Daily Mail
Tuesday, December 5, 2000
By James Chapman, Science Correspondent
The Internet may be only a passing fad for many users, according to a report.
Researchers found that millions were turning their back on the web, disillusioned by its limitations or unwilling to pay high access charges.
Tuesday, December 5, 2000
By James Chapman, Science Correspondent
The Internet may be only a passing fad for many users, according to a report.
Researchers found that millions were turning their back on the web, disillusioned by its limitations or unwilling to pay high access charges.
December 1, 2024 at 6:21 AM
Daily Mail
Tuesday, December 5, 2000
By James Chapman, Science Correspondent
The Internet may be only a passing fad for many users, according to a report.
Researchers found that millions were turning their back on the web, disillusioned by its limitations or unwilling to pay high access charges.
Tuesday, December 5, 2000
By James Chapman, Science Correspondent
The Internet may be only a passing fad for many users, according to a report.
Researchers found that millions were turning their back on the web, disillusioned by its limitations or unwilling to pay high access charges.
Reposted by Pablo Saravanja
Reposted by Pablo Saravanja
This message from Sturgill Simpson is everything 🔥🤘
November 24, 2024 at 10:43 PM
This message from Sturgill Simpson is everything 🔥🤘
1/ Labels Can Be Oppressive!
I don’t know who needs to read this right now, but if it’s you, take heart and know you’re not alone. I’ve shared parts of this advice twice in the last few weeks with two completely different friends, each from very different paths, living completely distinct lives.
I don’t know who needs to read this right now, but if it’s you, take heart and know you’re not alone. I’ve shared parts of this advice twice in the last few weeks with two completely different friends, each from very different paths, living completely distinct lives.
November 24, 2024 at 12:25 PM
1/ Labels Can Be Oppressive!
I don’t know who needs to read this right now, but if it’s you, take heart and know you’re not alone. I’ve shared parts of this advice twice in the last few weeks with two completely different friends, each from very different paths, living completely distinct lives.
I don’t know who needs to read this right now, but if it’s you, take heart and know you’re not alone. I’ve shared parts of this advice twice in the last few weeks with two completely different friends, each from very different paths, living completely distinct lives.