Through the Looking Glass is very good, too. Then you might enjoy Stardust (Gaiman controversial author warning)
BossDj
joined 2 years ago
Project Hail Mary on audiobook. The narrator is great
Amazing as always. I have no intention of getting switch 2 ($$$ and we have a steam deck) but the new James Bond game trailer is making it tough.
I wanted to share my home screen; thought you might appreciate it. I stole one of those pixel art cityscapes you shared and might put it to use:
The message cycles Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Good Night, Good Lord (for when I really should be asleep).
On a road trip driving/exploring the coast right now, so I'm not getting any gaming in. I hope that cabin provides some peace and relaxation for you!
Same same. I have another Lemmy and my PieFed.
Logged into PieFed with the new Voyager beta!
That's really the only way to read it. Or guy needs a cancer screening
I hope you are able to convince the elders that dragons are our friends
Who said that? They always do this
But didn't you see? It's still somehow the Democrats fault
It's so cool that they're unique. Nothing is ever novel anymore. Cheapest most boring everything. Except for rich people. At least these have character
He's also shit all over Grok
I have lucid dreams and I get excited when it happens and make some fun decisions. "Oh, this is a dream. Sweet, I'm gonna go do [X] now." I always remember don't try flying, because it was scary when I tried and jolted me out of the dream.
But here's the thing. Once I'm awake, as I think about it, it seems like I did exactly what I wanted to do, but I realize that there's absolutely no way of knowing whether I genuinely had control or just dreamed that I had control and made those choices. But in the end I did have control and made those choices because it's my brain, right? And I feel like I did; it's more like a memory than a dream. But following the same line, I could question reality.
Anyway, I'm currently cynical and think nobody actually controls their dreams, they only wake up thinking they did.