This came across my feeds sometime during Thanksgiving, so in a sense it's a bit late, but considering that Turkeys are traditional in quite a few norther European cultures for Christmas, I might be a little early ;-).  Some humorous commentary on Ajit Pai the current FCC chairman (and subsequently the corporatecracy...or just corpocracy that's ruling us these days) and the upcoming fight

Σας εύχομαι όλους (όποιος διαβάζει ακόμα :p) καλό μήνα :-) Για το πότε ήρθε και έφυγε ο Νοέμβριος... ούτε που το κατάλαβα.  Άντε να έρθουν και οι χριστουγεννιάτικες διακοπές :-)

🙄 OK, this was pretty bad.  It appealed to the high schooler in me (when I first read it), but it really has not aged well :-) (original archive here)

This made me smile this past weekend :-) I've heard of butterball turkeys in the past, but have never really bothered to look up what makes the different from 'regular' turkeys

Πύλη με το άγαλμα "Χούρου" Τις προάλλες κατά την διάρκεια της διαδρομής στην δουλειά είδα μια διαφήμιση για το πανεπιστήμιο μου. Προσδοκούσε η διαφήμιση να προσελκύσει νέους φοιτητές για το ερχόμενο σχολικό έτος (2018-2019).

Αν και δεν είναι Ελληνική γιορτή, είναι γιορτή στα δικά μας μέρη Έτσι λοιπόν χρόνια πολλά σε όλους, ότι επιθυμείτε, και ότι και να γίνει στην ζωή πάντα κάτι θα υπάρχει για το οποίο να είμαστε ευγνώμονες.

Shine a light on it...as Marty would say ;-) (original archive here)

A little humor from last week's gamercat. I think I went through the 'must play every game' phase when I was in middle school, I've slowly paired it down to the 'I only have so much time, what do I want to play?' :-)  The urge to play (or at least try) them all though is still there :)

Απο το random του YouTube αυτής της εβδομάδας :-).

Prepare to Meet Thy Doom: And More True Gaming Stories by David Kushner My rating: 4 of 5 stars This was an interesting collection of short stories on video games. It is by no means comprehensive, but it was interesting to read nevertheless. It's a good, short, read for people interested in video games and how they impact (and are impacted by) society. I think this book spent a little