It’s not like I have many visitors, so from now I will share more, but it will be in Norwegian.
World of Warcraft: Dragonflight (release day)
The two previous expansions for World of Warcraft, Battle for Azeroth and Shadowlands, has both been huge disappointments.
I always try to avoid information about the next expansion to have a fairly untouched mind when it’s released. It’s impossible to avoid everything though, but that’s okay really, and some of the things I’ve seen and hears looks sweet!
I sleep and are awake several times every day/night, and the timing to wake up now was pretty good since the release of Dragonflight was only a couple of hours ago.
However, the release of a new expansion is never streamlined, and nor is it this time. 🙂
If anything, Blizzard always make sublime cinematics for launches, and this one is not an exception. Check it out:
World of Warcraft: Some character screenshots, and their names
I’ve been playing this game since 2007 (I think it is), and I still do. I take some breaks now and then, but I play it fairly often.
For historic reasons I thought maybe it’s time for a few screenshots of some of my characters. Mostly because of their mogs, and some for their names. I will also have a quick explanation for their names if there’s a point to it.
I haven’t done many screenshots since I got a new gaming PC, so the graphics are much better than it used to either way.
HORDE
ALLIANCE
There we go, a little overview of some of my characters. Not all are level 60 yet, and I have close to 50 characters overall. Some are very low level though.
ListenBrainz: My year in music
I started using ListenBrainz instead of Last.fm this year, and I’m quite happy with it. It’s free and is easy to use I’d say.
Here are some of my stats from 2021, and honestly, the pictures below don’t show it all for sure. There are so much more with about the same playtime as those listed.
I also stream via YouTube Music, and those stats aren’t shown here. If they were, The Open up and Bleeds would most likely top everything. 🤘🏻The album Nocturne by Vangelis is my go to nighty-night music, so that would also be way up there.
With that being said, I really like everything in the pictures, and the full stats can be viewed here:
A new season of Dexter (2006)
It’s hard to pick a favorite TV-series in the world of TV-series, but I have to say that Dexter is one of them for me.
I’ve been wanting to re-binge the series for quite some time, and now is a great time to do just that, since they’ve announced a new season. This’ll be the first season since the series ended in 2013, and if I ever wanted a reboot or continuation of something… this must be it! 😍
Some details from imdb.com:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0773262
Sidenote: Michael C. Hall, the actor who plays Dexter, was in a musical by David Bowie some years ago. The performance was close to how it would’ve been with David Bowie himself I think.
Happy belated 95th birthday, David Attenborough!
Yesterday, May 8th, was David Attenborough’s 95th birthday. Here’s to 95 more! 🥂
Concert: London Grammar – Livestreaming Californian Soil
I’ve been listening more and more to London Grammar, which is in a genre (indie pop) I never really listen to unless it’s on the radio or in a movie/TV-show.
Their new album was released yesterday, and they had a release concert on YouTube with an after party for YouTube’s Premium members. I fell asleep so I missed the whole thing, but it’s still available.
I saw it a bit earlier, and it’s a well-oiled machinery behind this concert. Great musicians, production, and it looked really nice overall. The music was in focus of course, and the new album is amazing. The singles released prior to the album have all been damn fine.
Check out the concert here:
Ingenuity: First flight on Mars
It’s impossible not to be impressed by what these people can do. Now they’ve, as expected, flown a small helicopter on Mars.
So. fucking. cool!
Here’s a really nice recap of the flying itself by Space.com:
I saw the live stream, and it was an amazing experience. The team’s reactions was pure happiness. 😊
The first man in space April 12th 1961
Yuri Gagarin was the first man in space, and it’s (just) 60 years ago. It was an amazing feat, and will forever be written down in history books. A space race superhero!
BBC has a nice litt segment about this, with some really cool details. The monument to honor Gagarin looks amazing.
The expansion of the volcano on Iceland
Update: When this is written there are now 4 fissures in total, and they are expecting more.
After my last post the volcano on Iceland has been puouring out lava, and two more fissures opened up. It has become a bit quiet after the last one opened, but it’s still activity, and there’s a chance it will increase activity again I guess.
There’s so much amazing video and photos out there, but this guy in particular got some seriously epic drone videos. I shared a video by hime earlier too. Check out his channel for more:
Ruv.is got a constant live feeds of the volcano, and here you can watch the one with a view from Meradalir:
Right now you can see the three fissuresm in the above live feed, which I shared in my previous post too. The fissure one on the right is the original one, the one on the left is the second, and the middle one is the latest (for now).
Here’s another live cam from Ruv.is. This is the one with a view from Geldingadalir, and it shows the main fissure which looks a bit like a classic volcano now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-RhgB1INII