They may have been mentioned/featured in things that last longer than the bows. Statues, pottery, writing on stone tablets.
Also I think they find skeletons with flint arrowheads in them sometimes too.
So it can be pieced together from lots of small, even partial data points.
But we find new stuff all the time that changes what we thought.
They found a 4000 year old bagless vacuum cleaner the other day.
That last one was a joke.
And also that honking/screaming at the car is (even more of) a dick move now.
Imagine creating this and imagining you were making a point.
They’re not going away, they’re just going to be more persistent with their cold calling, and more infuriating with their call answering.
Gentrification came for flavortown.
Rent is now $4000/mth. No loitering.
Oh no!
I’m still on Lemmy!
/s
A lot of contracts have an exclusivity clause. So in that case they’d be vulnerable to breach of contract lawsuit.
“Shagger Mike’s Stag-do '14” above a penis with a top hat.
HR: “This guy’s exec material”
He doesn’t post on twitter any more I think. Just his own site.
First you get the ideas, then you get the cringe, then you get the cool vase.
– me
He does love the poorly educated!
Haha yeah the beers are from D’ij Brewery in Amsterdam.
And the red brick streets are very Dutch too.
Excellent work by someone there. I love the customer service agent with the ski mask (who can barely keep a straight face) lol
Infrastructure can be a real problem in some places.
I’m currently on a mountain and since they upgraded to a hybrid satellite/cable system the speeds have skyrocketed. Laying cable/towers is just not viable, especially with dense rock peaks blocking line of sight.
Also I have coworkers in Nigeria who lose internet multiple times a day (and often don’t have the bandwidth for a video call) but most of them have bitten the bullet and paid the high up-front cost to get starlink at home. And now can do HD video calls with zero interruption (unless they have power issues, but that’s a whole other thing).
So I think there’s a lot of use-cases for sattelite, especially for people who aren’t considered worth the investment in non-sattelite infrastructure.
It’s just unfortunate that yeah, space junk is going to one day (suddenly) be a massive problem.
Edit: ah I may have replied to the wrong comment
“Young Bean” show in the making
A whole new generation of the Kobo readers just came out too!
I’ve got one of the previous Gen and I was so happy to find they have models with the clicky buttons to turn the page.
Technology makes it harder every time.
One day, a general strike won’t slow them down at all.
Maybe he’s not the only one who is horrified by it?
About 300 years after the invention of the bow, which is crazy.
It meant that the value of archers was really low from a military point of view. Those nerds were useless.