Why did the chicken cross the road?
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“DISTANCE LEARNING”
“Everything hurts.”
It is always more real when something is on camera. Justice is needed in George Floyd’s name. What an utterly sad and disgusting world we live in.
Eid
Digimon
Currently re-watching this series and thought I would pay homage to Agumon. This show was a huge part of my childhood so it is only right to start off with this. I think I might do some more #Digimon in the future. Some challenge or something?
Syd
Blessed are we
Yesterday, I saw comments on a Facebook post of people genuinely struggling during this pandemic.
Some comments were silent cries for help and others were desperate pleas for them to return to their motherland.
Continue reading “Blessed are we”Text
Writing dies out… only if reading does first.
In a totally media-intensive world, words that are typed are merely secondary to images and videos that they accompany.
Continue reading “Text”When you wake up
In times where the world is a little confusing at the moment, the next time you wake up… take a moment and do not reach out for your phone. Be in complete control. Enjoy this true alone time.
Continue reading “When you wake up”Captcha, ReCaptcha and Robots – Why Bother?
If a bot or a program can successfully bypass Captchas then i fully support the robot movement.
Hear me out.
Continue reading “Captcha, ReCaptcha and Robots – Why Bother?”
In Deep Thought
And he sat there, with all the worry in the world.
Silence and noise all at once.
He sat there thinking…
“What shall I have for lunch?”
