STOP! you’re falling down the rabbit hole, QUICK-- aw, too late…

More info and pictures: https://espensurnevik.no/PAN-tretopphytter

PAN-cabins is rental cabins placed on Gjesåsen at Åsnes in the district of Hedmark. The cabins is developed around the experience of living up in the trees at Finnskogen (Finnish-forests). The cabins are lifted up from the forest floor with the use of a slender steel structure. Each cabin is small with about 40sqm and in total six sleeping beds, bath, kitchen and a living room with a fireplace. The small space gives the atmosphere of living intimate together in a tent, but with the comfortable qualities of a hotel. The PAN-cabins has found its design-inspiration from the Finnish forest culture and the powerful atmosphere at Finnskogen.

NO! I will NOT go down this rabbit-hole!!!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Immortal_(fan_fiction)

I’m not a joker, but I’d do it like: “/jk”

Informally, I phrase it like:

• WHAT do you want to protect? (e.g. money, personal info, business data, specific items/resources, etc.)
• WHO do you need to protect it from? (e.g. online scammers/criminals, business competitors, an enemy government, etc.)

Consultants come up with more formal approaches for their corporate clients, but the above is usually enough for your average person. Then they can start reading the technical information looking for answers to the questions: “HOW might the threat actors get to my assets?” and “HOW can I protect those assets?”

The very weird behaviour of most characters was special.

Yes, to expand on this: each of the characters had enough “story” to make a movie of their own, and there were a lot of characters. But it was paced well enough that it didn’t get overwhelming.

Also the casting was very well done. At the time Travolta was a bit of a has-been, and Samuel L Jackson was getting supporting roles but wasn’t as iconic as he is now.

The movie was very influential, so a lot of the innovations it made have been copied, so it seems more “normal” now.

That’s how they get ya.

Baby: “Teke-lili! Teke-lili!”

Woman (with a hideous smile): “SKREE!”

Human: “WTF?!?”

Woman’s arm curls around from beneath, grabbing the human by the throat.

Then the woman and the baby, they feed…

The woman’s arm naturally grows that long so she can pull the baby out by herself if need be.

Yeah, that’d work, go for it.

1619:

• learned their trade on corpses stolen from graveyards
• collaborates with alchemists and exorcists
• pay what you can, takes 10 minutes to either cure you or kill you

2019:

• might be able to see you 10 months from now in a virtual visit
• “your insurance probably won’t cover that!”

Or: “Real straight shooter! Upper management written all over him!”

Piefed’s “Scheduling” feature is really awesome. Over the weekend I scheduled daily posts to !gothindustrial@lemmy.world for the month of March. A meme every Monday, a comic every Thursday, and song links all the other days.

No doubt. I guess I’m just saying: add some safety criteria into the mix. Maybe as a subset of usability.

Neat idea. Tho I wonder if there’s any value to reading the story, or if it was enough to just read the summary.

I hear ya, but… I believe there are a lot of safety features in modern cars that aren’t really in the “nice to use and maintain” category. e.g. I think cars are built to “crumple” in a way that keeps the human alive.

I believe that’s a parliament, not a panel.

Because his decision may have averted a retaliatory nuclear strike, Petrov is often credited as having “saved the world”.

“percentage of all MAUs” is interesting, never thought of that metric before.

as you point out, MAUs cover a lot of ground: posts that get a lot of upvotes, posts that get a lot of discussion, lots different people making posts, and combinations of all these. Different communities are gonna want different things here.

Yeah I’m like 95% sure this is a joke, and “Chelm institute” is a satirical reference.

Unfortunately I can’t pay the $100+ for the journal articles to figure out if that’s true or not.

Every week we have a “monsterdon” watch party where we all watch the same movie at the same time and comment on it under #monsterdon.

Here’s more info on the movie we’re watching today: https://lemmy.ca/post/61058449

There are various other watch parties too, see a calendar here: https://livetweety.wordpress.com/