And all the science I don’t understand.
Its just my job five days a week.

Good to know. Thanks for the breakdown.

It’s known as the 27 club.

Our nearest Pizza Hut delivers via Doordash whether you order direct or through DD, but if you order direct its 30% cheaper. I’m not sure who’s eating the markup.

CBS laugh tracks are like nails on a blackboard to me now.

28 is a perfect number of years to shut down after.

I’ll see myself out.

I recognized the name AU10TIX, because I half-joked on Lemmy about a potential mass doxxing of Xitter’s most vile users back in September when they announced the partnership. I assumed they’d be a target for ransomware/hackers, not that they’d just leave their admin creds out in the open.

Palpatine would be a good comparison too, since your immune system will think the TB is dead while it’s actually just hidden and snacking on corpses… waiting for its time to pop up and make thing wheezy.

The most recent delays were due to scheduling not hardware issues, as the article admits despite its headline.

I recognize everything but the first panel.

Same. Popping open an incision is somehow a relief compared to what I was picturing.

Lolcats. I even dabbled in lolcode for no good reason.

I took an Oxygen Not Included (pre Spaced Out) colony to 5000 cycles with almost no time warp. It was still going strong too, I just wanted to switch to the new (at the time) DLC.

Usenet’s is having a minor resurgence, we could be trendsetters.

Now I kind up want to make a boat hull that looks like an upside down truck.

All the great editors were built on lemon batteries, I thought that was common knowledge. The reason we all turned against Pico/Pine is that UW developed it using potato batteries. Potatoes! Can you even imagine?

The way the news has been going I wouldn’t be surprised if plastic is a candidate. After a little less than a century of rapid development in petrol-plastics we’re starting to figure out the long term effects. But the next 1000 generations may be dealing with the fallout.

If memory serves, 2010 ignited Jupiter by crashing Saturn into it. But you’d actually need about 250 Saturns (or 85 Jupiters) worth of hydrogen to get the job done. A lot of the moons would be within that new super gas giant’s roche limit even before fusion began.

That’s the best one. Hopefully those otters are working their way north.