Showing posts with label Stan Laurel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stan Laurel. Show all posts

Monday, 16 June 2025

Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 16th June 2025

16th June, 2025.


I’m up early, again!

Yay!

As ever, I’m off to my weight management group.

And, after the weight going up, last week … ?

I’m hoping it’s down, this week!

Ho … … … Hum … !

~≈Ω≈~

That said … ?

I’m going to be getting some exercise, today.

Because … ?

I’ve got diabetic blood test … again.

Hopefully?

They won’t get lost in the system: and I’ll remember to not leave my spectacles there … !

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Tuesday, 16 June 2020

Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 16th June, 2020.

16th June, 2020.


Hmmm … 

Clearing my caches, yesterday?

Seemed to help me upload the day’s intro video on yesterday’s Daily Teaser.

Today … ?

I’m back to uploading the thing to YouTube … 

So I can embed it here.

What’s happening?

I don’t know.   

Given it’s also happening in Firefox?

It’s either Google’s fault … or something to do with the current version of macOS, the much sworn at Catalina.

I’m … well, I’m in a bind … !

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I have to admit, I’ve just had a look at my Instagram page.

Seemingly?

I’m now being followed by someone calling themselves daniellecaron9.

She’s got just one photo: her profile pic.


Just one photo.

My limited experience of Instagram … ?

Is telling me she’s a romance scammer.

We’ll have to see, won’t we?

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Tuesday, 16 June 2015

The Daily Teaser — 16-6-2015

Hmmm … 

Did I tell you that — occasionally — Channel Four occasionally grabs my attention … ?

They did: last Sunday.

By airing a new science fiction series called Humans.

Basically, it’s set in a (vaguely) parallel now: where humanity’s developed artificial life.   That does the housework.

I have to admit, I thoroughly enjoyed it.   Cast and crew are good — recovering Merlin fan that I am, I couldn’t help but notice Colin Morgan — the writing is excellent.

And an (seeming) attitude that says, “Let’s have a good look at technology’s good and bad side.”

I can’t see anything wrong with that: it’s kind of an old school way of writing SF.

Plus … ?   Gemma Chan as the unnerving family synth, Anita … ?   Is quite something to watch … !

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