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  1. Im #NewGamePlus von #Starfield bekomme ich irgendwie extrem schnell #Credits zusammen. Hab jetzt, keine Ahnung, 4 oder 5 Quests gespielt und bin bei fast 200k Credits. Wenn das so weiter geht kann ich mir schnell das #Raumschiff #Narwal leisten. Im ersten Spieldurchlauf hat es nur für die #AbyssTrekker gereicht. Wobei auch die Trekker echt bösartig abgeht, allerdings mit extrem kleinen Frachtraum.

  2. Im #NewGamePlus von #Starfield bekomme ich irgendwie extrem schnell #Credits zusammen. Hab jetzt, keine Ahnung, 4 oder 5 Quests gespielt und bin bei fast 200k Credits. Wenn das so weiter geht kann ich mir schnell das #Raumschiff #Narwal leisten. Im ersten Spieldurchlauf hat es nur für die #AbyssTrekker gereicht. Wobei auch die Trekker echt bösartig abgeht, allerdings mit extrem kleinen Frachtraum.

  3. Im #NewGamePlus von #Starfield bekomme ich irgendwie extrem schnell #Credits zusammen. Hab jetzt, keine Ahnung, 4 oder 5 Quests gespielt und bin bei fast 200k Credits. Wenn das so weiter geht kann ich mir schnell das #Raumschiff #Narwal leisten. Im ersten Spieldurchlauf hat es nur für die #AbyssTrekker gereicht. Wobei auch die Trekker echt bösartig abgeht, allerdings mit extrem kleinen Frachtraum.

  4. Primera vez que termino Metal Slug.
    Conseguí una consola de 2000 juegos que se conecta a la tv

    De niño solo lo veía en las maquinitas arcade en la papelería; no jugaba pq no me daban domingo o casi no tenia cambio que sobrara de las compras que me mandaban

    Hoy se desbloqueo y cerró un capitulo de esos entonces

    #gaming #arcade #MetalSlug #credits

  5. Primera vez que termino Metal Slug.
    Conseguí una consola de 2000 juegos que se conecta a la tv

    De niño solo lo veía en las maquinitas arcade en la papelería; no jugaba pq no me daban domingo o casi no tenia cambio que sobrara de las compras que me mandaban

    Hoy se desbloqueo y cerró un capitulo de esos entonces

    #gaming #arcade #MetalSlug #credits

  6. My session for PLTG (Professional Legal Trainers Group) went well this morning. "Learning Management Systems - Which One, and Why?" had good attendance and a nice parade of LMS vendors too.
    Happy Friday - sun sets tonight AFTER SEVEN - - 7:01 oh yeah
    #NYC #BigLaw #technology #training #compliance #continuing #education #CLE #credits #LMS #vendors #consultant #lawyer #attorney #NewYorkCity #LawFirm #application #rollout #upgrade #migration

  7. My session for PLTG (Professional Legal Trainers Group) went well this morning. "Learning Management Systems - Which One, and Why?" had good attendance and a nice parade of LMS vendors too.
    Happy Friday - sun sets tonight AFTER SEVEN - - 7:01 oh yeah
    #NYC #BigLaw #technology #training #compliance #continuing #education #CLE #credits #LMS #vendors #consultant #lawyer #attorney #NewYorkCity #LawFirm #application #rollout #upgrade #migration

  8. My session for PLTG (Professional Legal Trainers Group) went well this morning. "Learning Management Systems - Which One, and Why?" had good attendance and a nice parade of LMS vendors too.
    Happy Friday - sun sets tonight AFTER SEVEN - - 7:01 oh yeah
    #NYC #BigLaw #technology #training #compliance #continuing #education #CLE #credits #LMS #vendors #consultant #lawyer #attorney #NewYorkCity #LawFirm #application #rollout #upgrade #migration

  9. My session for PLTG (Professional Legal Trainers Group) went well this morning. "Learning Management Systems - Which One, and Why?" had good attendance and a nice parade of LMS vendors too.
    Happy Friday - sun sets tonight AFTER SEVEN - - 7:01 oh yeah
    #NYC #BigLaw #technology #training #compliance #continuing #education #CLE #credits #LMS #vendors #consultant #lawyer #attorney #NewYorkCity #LawFirm #application #rollout #upgrade #migration

  10. My session for PLTG (Professional Legal Trainers Group) went well this morning. "Learning Management Systems - Which One, and Why?" had good attendance and a nice parade of LMS vendors too.
    Happy Friday - sun sets tonight AFTER SEVEN - - 7:01 oh yeah
    #NYC #BigLaw #technology #training #compliance #continuing #education #CLE #credits #LMS #vendors #consultant #lawyer #attorney #NewYorkCity #LawFirm #application #rollout #upgrade #migration

  11. The Left sharply criticized Jens Spahn's proposal to stop counting university years toward pension contributions. "Studying must not become a trap for retiremen... news.osna.fm/?p=34932 | #news #credits #ditch #germanys #left

  12. Bi-monthly tech meeting. Since it's the seventh, I asked stakeholders about their October rollout. Stakeholders said Yes, we could meet, but "we're at the stage where our pants are on fire and we're running as fast as we can" so I said I'd bring a bucket of water.
    #BigLaw #InformationTechnology #information #services #big #law #firm #technology #training #reporting #compliance #human #resources #attorney #accreditation #Continuing #Legal #Education #CLE #credits #state #bar #pants #fire #water

  13. Bi-monthly tech meeting. Since it's the seventh, I asked stakeholders about their October rollout. Stakeholders said Yes, we could meet, but "we're at the stage where our pants are on fire and we're running as fast as we can" so I said I'd bring a bucket of water.
    #BigLaw #InformationTechnology #information #services #big #law #firm #technology #training #reporting #compliance #human #resources #attorney #accreditation #Continuing #Legal #Education #CLE #credits #state #bar #pants #fire #water

  14. Bi-monthly tech meeting. Since it's the seventh, I asked stakeholders about their October rollout. Stakeholders said Yes, we could meet, but "we're at the stage where our pants are on fire and we're running as fast as we can" so I said I'd bring a bucket of water.
    #BigLaw #InformationTechnology #information #services #big #law #firm #technology #training #reporting #compliance #human #resources #attorney #accreditation #Continuing #Legal #Education #CLE #credits #state #bar #pants #fire #water

  15. Bi-monthly tech meeting. Since it's the seventh, I asked stakeholders about their October rollout. Stakeholders said Yes, we could meet, but "we're at the stage where our pants are on fire and we're running as fast as we can" so I said I'd bring a bucket of water.
    #BigLaw #InformationTechnology #information #services #big #law #firm #technology #training #reporting #compliance #human #resources #attorney #accreditation #Continuing #Legal #Education #CLE #credits #state #bar #pants #fire #water

  16. Bi-monthly tech meeting. Since it's the seventh, I asked stakeholders about their October rollout. Stakeholders said Yes, we could meet, but "we're at the stage where our pants are on fire and we're running as fast as we can" so I said I'd bring a bucket of water.
    #BigLaw #InformationTechnology #information #services #big #law #firm #technology #training #reporting #compliance #human #resources #attorney #accreditation #Continuing #Legal #Education #CLE #credits #state #bar #pants #fire #water

  17. Money is Time

    The idea that money is time was not lost in science fiction. More than once I’ve seen monetary units be credits or person hours. This simple relationship is a sort of skewering of modern capitalist systems. And somehow it feels more fair.

    But what if, in our present day capitalist society, money really did equate with time? All those people simply living paycheque to paycheque would soon die off when something slipped. Because you don’t have any extra money, you wouldn’t have extra time. Where the money comes from for a proper burial is a problem for such a money is time society.

    Those of you who have managed to squirrel something away for retirement would live an average length of a life. The more you squirrel away, the longer you live.

    If you are an entrepreneur I see three tracks. You lose all of it and thus burn out your life early. Or you do as well as the average and have a nice life. Or you do well above average and live a super long life.

    Many would want to be an entrepreneur because of the potential payoff. The burning out early is not so good, but the other two possibilities are nice. Live an average lifespan but be your own boss. Or live a huge lifespan.

    I hope Elon Musk isn’t in this society with his current ridiculous amount of wealth. If he lived a super long life, he would just have more and more babies. Children should be a large drain on wealth as they are in our present society. Who is going to pick up after them and send them to school? The parents should have to foot the bill.

    Because of his many, many, many, children Elon Musk would not be the most long lived. Someone with no children or other obligations and is a successful entrepreneur would almost be able to live indefinitely. Given copyright law where the copyright exists past the creator’s life, this might be able to keep someone alive forever. That would give credence to saying a work is timeless.

    For society to function, though, these people living forever still would have to follow the rules. Thus we would have jail or hard time which could even be thought of as negative time. It would take time off your life. And you wouldn’t be allowed to make money while you are incarcerated.

    Wouldn’t things be so much easier if all we had to worry about was money to live a long life? But instead we have to worry about things that can kill us, depression, disease, pandemics, stress, etc.

    In today’s world, with all his money and even with some possible expensive life lengtheners, Elon Musk will not outlive the rest of us. I bet he won’t even make it to one hundred. But we shall see. Money doesn’t equate to time just yet.

    #burnOut #ChildrenShouldDrainWealth #copyrightLawWouldGiveIncomeForever #credits #ElonMusk #entrepreneur #extraMoneyWouldMeanExtraTime #hardTime #jail #lifeLengtheners #liviingPaychequeToPaycheque #makeItBig #money #niceLifeAsOwnBoss #personHours #retirementTheMoreYouSaveTheLongerYouLive #time

  18. Alex Kurtzman On “Very Cool” ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Credit Sequence And “Relevant” 32nd Century – TrekMovie.com

    Alex Kurtzman On “Very Cool” ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Credit Sequence And “Relevant” 32nd Century

    | September 2, 2025 | By: TrekMovie.com Staff 29 comments so far

    The new series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is due to arrive in early 2026, and shooting on the second season started last week. Since SDCC in July we have been learning more and more about this series and characters and now executive producer Alex Kurtzman is talking about some different details, notably the opening credits, and more.

    A credit sequence unlike others

    The latest comments from Kurtzman (who is a co-creator and co-showrunner for the series) come from another SDCC interview which was just released by Collider. Of course the opening title sequences for Star Trek shows can be iconic, so when asked if Academy will go with the classic narration route (like TOS or Strange New Worlds) or the more musical route (like Voyager or Discovery), Kurtzman wouldn’t get that specific, but he did talk about how they approached the credit sequence:

    “What I will tell you is that it’s super cool. I’m really excited. I look at credit sequences now – on Severance, for example – amazing, amazing credit sequence. There’s such an art to the process of building a credit sequence. And what you want to do is find what is that visual metaphor that then becomes the show in an interesting way. So I’m really excited. It’s very unlike other Star Trek credit sequences, but there’s something very familiar about it too, which just kind of speaks to the idea of the whole show.”

    Kurtzman did confirm that the credit sequence used for the first season will also be used for the second, with no plans to make changes if the show gets additional seasons.

    Screengrab from season 1, episode 2 of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy streaming on Paramount+. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Paramount+.

    Finding relevance with issues of the 32nd century

    The new series is set in the 32nd century, after the events of Star Trek: Discovery. When asked about deciding when in Star Trek history to set the new series, Kurtzman said there was no other choice:

    “It was always after Discovery. It was always the 32nd century… Whatever Trek show you’re making has to individuate. It has to be its own show. It has to have a reason for being other than the other Star Trek shows.

    And in the 32nd century, you’re dealing with a post-Burn world where trust in government has broken down. Where the Federation is rebuilding. Where people are divided. Where there’s all these major issues. And in Discovery, the ship came and started bringing the Federation back together again. And now our kids are the first class back in over 120 years. And so you have a generation of kids who are facing the mistakes of their elders or the issues that have been handed down to them by their elders, and are now having to deal with it. And it felt like a very relevant topic. As a father, I see what my son is going through as he’s about to go off into the world, and it felt very much like what our cadets are going through.”

    L-R: Romeo Carere, Anthony Natale and Oded Fehr in season 1, episode 2 of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy streaming on Paramount+. Photo Credit: Brooke Palmer / Paramount+

    Starfleet Academy is a dangerous place

    At the time of the interview in late July, the writers room was just finishing up work on the script for the season 2 finale. When asked what lessons learned making the first season were put to use in season 2, Kurtzman focused on the cast:

    “The first thing I’ll tell you is that this cast, to a person, is unbelievable. Unbelievable. Like to be able to sit in the editing room and go through every take and everything is so great. Which beautiful meal on the buffet table would you like to eat, because they’re all equally tasty. It was so fantastic. And I think that what we love about our show and our characters is that they are not yet, with the exception of [Holly Hunter’s Captain] Nahla [Ake], fully formed people. They get to make mistakes that Starfleet officers are really not allowed to make, because they’re still figuring out who they are. And what’s really fun about that too, is that some of them go in thinking they want one thing, but like everybody who goes to college, they may exit Starfleet Academy realizing that what they thought they wanted when they came in is not at all what their destiny is. And so that’s a really fun thing.”

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Alex Kurtzman On “Very Cool” ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Credit Sequence And “Relevant” 32nd Century – TrekMovie.com

    #2025 #32ndCentury #AlexKurtzman #America #Credits #Film #Libraries #Movies #ScienceFiction #StarTrek #StarfleetAcademy #Television #TheFinalFrontier #TrekmovieCom #TVShows #UnitedStates

  19. Alex Kurtzman On “Very Cool” ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Credit Sequence And “Relevant” 32nd Century – TrekMovie.com

    Alex Kurtzman On “Very Cool” ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Credit Sequence And “Relevant” 32nd Century

    | September 2, 2025 | By: TrekMovie.com Staff 29 comments so far

    The new series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is due to arrive in early 2026, and shooting on the second season started last week. Since SDCC in July we have been learning more and more about this series and characters and now executive producer Alex Kurtzman is talking about some different details, notably the opening credits, and more.

    A credit sequence unlike others

    The latest comments from Kurtzman (who is a co-creator and co-showrunner for the series) come from another SDCC interview which was just released by Collider. Of course the opening title sequences for Star Trek shows can be iconic, so when asked if Academy will go with the classic narration route (like TOS or Strange New Worlds) or the more musical route (like Voyager or Discovery), Kurtzman wouldn’t get that specific, but he did talk about how they approached the credit sequence:

    “What I will tell you is that it’s super cool. I’m really excited. I look at credit sequences now – on Severance, for example – amazing, amazing credit sequence. There’s such an art to the process of building a credit sequence. And what you want to do is find what is that visual metaphor that then becomes the show in an interesting way. So I’m really excited. It’s very unlike other Star Trek credit sequences, but there’s something very familiar about it too, which just kind of speaks to the idea of the whole show.”

    Kurtzman did confirm that the credit sequence used for the first season will also be used for the second, with no plans to make changes if the show gets additional seasons.

    Screengrab from season 1, episode 2 of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy streaming on Paramount+. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Paramount+.

    Finding relevance with issues of the 32nd century

    The new series is set in the 32nd century, after the events of Star Trek: Discovery. When asked about deciding when in Star Trek history to set the new series, Kurtzman said there was no other choice:

    “It was always after Discovery. It was always the 32nd century… Whatever Trek show you’re making has to individuate. It has to be its own show. It has to have a reason for being other than the other Star Trek shows.

    And in the 32nd century, you’re dealing with a post-Burn world where trust in government has broken down. Where the Federation is rebuilding. Where people are divided. Where there’s all these major issues. And in Discovery, the ship came and started bringing the Federation back together again. And now our kids are the first class back in over 120 years. And so you have a generation of kids who are facing the mistakes of their elders or the issues that have been handed down to them by their elders, and are now having to deal with it. And it felt like a very relevant topic. As a father, I see what my son is going through as he’s about to go off into the world, and it felt very much like what our cadets are going through.”

    L-R: Romeo Carere, Anthony Natale and Oded Fehr in season 1, episode 2 of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy streaming on Paramount+. Photo Credit: Brooke Palmer / Paramount+

    Starfleet Academy is a dangerous place

    At the time of the interview in late July, the writers room was just finishing up work on the script for the season 2 finale. When asked what lessons learned making the first season were put to use in season 2, Kurtzman focused on the cast:

    “The first thing I’ll tell you is that this cast, to a person, is unbelievable. Unbelievable. Like to be able to sit in the editing room and go through every take and everything is so great. Which beautiful meal on the buffet table would you like to eat, because they’re all equally tasty. It was so fantastic. And I think that what we love about our show and our characters is that they are not yet, with the exception of [Holly Hunter’s Captain] Nahla [Ake], fully formed people. They get to make mistakes that Starfleet officers are really not allowed to make, because they’re still figuring out who they are. And what’s really fun about that too, is that some of them go in thinking they want one thing, but like everybody who goes to college, they may exit Starfleet Academy realizing that what they thought they wanted when they came in is not at all what their destiny is. And so that’s a really fun thing.”

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Alex Kurtzman On “Very Cool” ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Credit Sequence And “Relevant” 32nd Century – TrekMovie.com

    #2025 #32ndCentury #AlexKurtzman #America #Credits #Film #Libraries #Movies #ScienceFiction #StarTrek #StarfleetAcademy #Television #TheFinalFrontier #TrekmovieCom #TVShows #UnitedStates

  20. Mid-August Lunch (2008) – IMDb

    Gianni is a man entering the later years of his life. He has no job,no wife,drinks perhaps a bit too much for his own good,but seems to be content in looking after the needs of his somewhat demanding mother. They both…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianlunch #Lunch #Credits #DVDs #Italia #Italian #italianlunch #italiano #italy #lunch #photos #reviews #Showtimes #Synopsis #Trailers #UserRatings
    diningandcooking.com/2225090/m

  21. Babette’s Feast (1987) – IMDb

    Flawlessly directed, written, performed, and filmed, this quiet and unpretentious Danish film is an example of cinema at its best, and if a person exists who can watch BABETTE’S FEAST without being touched at a very fundamental level…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #DinnerTonight #Frenchdinner #Credits #dinner #DVDs #francais #france #French #photos #reviews #Showtimes #Synopsis #Trailers #UserRatings
    diningandcooking.com/2205925/b

  22. #CommunityContent

    Wenn generative #Chatbots mit #Internetsuche falsche #Quellen zitieren und sich dabei sicher geben, wird es gefährlich. Eine Untersuchung des Tow Center for Digital Journalism hat acht KI-Suchmaschinen unter die Lupe genommen und geschaut, wie gut die KI-Syseme im Umgang mit Originalartikeln abschneiden.

    #KI #Fehlinformation #Quellenangaben #Medienkompetenz #DigitaleRecherche #Faktenprüfung #Credits

    tino-eberl.de/uncategorized/ki

  23. CW: Carbon offsets

    @energyecon 🧵

    #Carbon #offsets are intended "to move emission reductions around. Corporations and governments buy offsets as a cheaper alternative to cutting their own emissions. But emissions need to be cut to near zero, and so ALL emission reduction opportunities need to be exploited — and quickly — and not traded off against one another."

    reclaimfinance.org/site/en/202

    #credits #abatments #coal #CTC #COP29 #emissions #transition #energyTransition #energy #plants #GHG #phaseouts

  24. "Collecter des fonds pour les fermetures de centrales au charbon en vendant des crédits carbone est une erreur. Il est peu probable que les crédits génèrent des fonds à l’échelle nécessaire, et toute transaction de crédit annulerait les avantages climatiques de la fermeture des centrales au charbon."

    reclaimfinance.org/site/2024/1

    #crédits #réductions #charbon #CTC #COP29 #émissions #transition #transitionEnergétique #compensations #énergie #créditsCarbone #centrales #centralesàCharbon #centralesAuCharbon

  25. Henry Ford à propos de la transition économique et de la dette :

    « Maintenant, je vois un moyen par lequel l’État peut réussir cette grande œuvre [la construction d'une centrale hydroélectrique] sans payer un centime aux vendeurs d'argent. C’est aussi solide que le granit, et il n’y a rien de difficile. C’est tellement simple et facile que, peut-être, les gens ne le voient pas.

    « Disons que l’État a besoin de 40 000 000 dollars. Cela représente 2 000 000 de billets de vingt dollars. Laissons le gouvernement émettre ces billets et payer avec eux toutes les dépenses liées à l'achèvement du barrage.

    « Qu'y a-t-il derrière une obligation ou un billet qui les rende acceptables ? Tout simplement la bonne foi et le crédit du peuple étatsunien. Les billets de vingt dollars émis par l’État pour achever cette grande amélioration publique bénéficieraient tout autant de la bonne foi et du crédit du peuple étatsunien que n’importe quelle obligation ou autre monnaie étatsunienne jamais émise. »

    (en 1921, dans le New York Times)
    en anglais : techhub.social/@estelle/109847

    #BanqueCentrale #État #dette #transition #transitionÉcologique #transitionÉnergétique #investissement #investissements #billets #inflation #crédit #crédits #croire #citation #citations