This is fun to read, but never happened.
LMMs have no problem indexing writing, no matter how it is written. Even if this was the case, Techbros don’t care about your blog. ChatGPT has indexed every book that has been published, your blog hardly matters to them. And it is not harder to index than the library of congress.
LMM suck, but posts like this are useless circlejerks about the supremacy over machines, when in fact the machines are already better in this area.
Awesome glad you liked it. Well, it gets better from now on. Keep us posted how you like them!
Yo, are you reading the first Dresden Files book? Because I always recommend to skip the first two, they’re just not as good. With the third book the author finds his stride.
I started with the second book and thought it was just alrightish, thank god I was bored and got the next one. I read the first book when I cought up with the series and I was sorely disappointed.
Duly noted.
Well, Good luck tomorrow!
Thanks!
Where is this pic from?
If you liked The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern you also might like Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrel by Susan Cooper.
I never read Solar Punk, I’ll give it a try.
Non-Fiction can be good as well. I recently read The Berlin Diary by William Shirer. It’s Shirers diary he wrote while stationed as a journalist during Nazi Germany and published when he came back to the US. It reads astonishingly modern and is absolutely infuriating while you read about his struggle to inform an oblivious american public about the crimes of the nazis.
On Writing Well by William Zinsser is also very entertaining and informative.
Bang Lois Lane and order some pizza afterwards, obviously.
I‘m sure there is a „Metric“ song about this…
Found it. Handshakes by Metric:
Buy this car to drive to work Drive to work to pay for this car Bah bah bah-da la
Say you wanna get in And you’re gonna get out But you won’t 'Cause it’s a trap
I think the first two books are rather weak, I recommend to skip them. After them it gets really, really good.
Was listening to some computer podcast a while ago and the co-host and ex- hacker was saying that more and more VPNs are getting targeted and it’s just a matter of time we see quite a bit of them owned. (I think he was talking about implementation of VPNs for remote workers, rather than actual VPN providers. Sorry, it was some time ago)
Anyway, the host asked „What about wireguard?“
And the co-host: „Oh yeah, wireguard is solid! But all the services building up on wireguard? … They’ll get popped.“
Doesn’t have to be true, but something to keep in mind.
The mantra of /r/malelivingspace:
There’s an IKEA couch table that used to cost 15 bucks and looks pretty good. Use rugs to create islands in the room, for example beneath the couch area. Use pillows on the couch as color accents. Maybe paint the walls something different than white.
Look on YouTube and the net, there should be plenty of inspiration.
Comparing books to games is quite frankly comparing apples to pears. They’re just different, but both taste good.
There’s a ballad about this, by the german poet Theodor Fontane. It’s called „Die Brück am Tay“.
Tand, Tand ist das Gebilde von Menschenhand…
It’s about that human engineering in the end is powerless against the forces Nature.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_Brück’_am_Tay?wprov=sfti1#Inhalt
Was? Kein Gutalax dabei?
Very well written! Makes me curious about the game, thank you!
As someone who re-discovered writing by hand a few years ago, I recommend Leuchtturm1917 Notebooks. They’re expensive but have really good quality.
Also, I got back into using a fountain pen and I absolutely love it. Maybe give it a try!
If you do, check out the „Pen Addict“ podcast, they should have recommendations for cheap beginner pens.
Sure! I wanted to register a bookwyrm account for ages anyway. Looking forward to read more from you and others.