Skyehi

I sorta love shooting and gun games the most. I often grab them when I have time to game. I like that they are working more explicitly and straightforward. You generally have a clear idea of what you are supposed to be doing, and the controls are often clear. Most of the time it really is just about aiming, moving and reacting to what’s happening on the screen. That kind of premise is so basic but...

Look at this black cat. The thing about black cats, people’s reactions are often so different. Some people are attracted by their unique appearance, or the fact that they do not look like all the other cats. Others stay away from them due to ancient superstitions that link black cats to bad luck. All the same, these beliefs are held in various cultures for many years, despite not being grounded in...

These kids singing that corona song just reminded of 5 years ago, when that pandemic messed the world up. I actually thought it was the end You guys remember corona season, thank God that’s over, at least for most of us, ha ha. It went on longer than most people probably imagined. At first, it seemed like a momentary disruption, but turned out to change a whole lot of normal life for quite a while...

When people say that sheep wiggle their butt up and down when they walk, they are typically referring to the tail, not the buttocks. The motion is primarily the tail swinging side to side from moving up and down in step when the sheep moves. This tail motion, on some sheep, those with short hair or docked tails in particular can resemble that the back end is shaking. But sheep lack gluteal muscles...

Some developers have engineered artificial intelligence tools which can now write, and understand code. These tools are improving at doing things that needed a human who can code. The concern has emerged that some programming jobs may no longer be or will be completely different. It's interesting because the developers were the ones that actually built the systems, which are now replacing/encroach...

Elon Musk’s AI company got permission to keep running gas turbines in Boxtown, Memphis, after a year of illegal pollution. Local residents and environmental groups are pushing back. Watch the video and see exactly what’s happening and why it matters.