yup. these were disasters

someone did this stuff to me out of habit in a different martial arts class once. it was mildly uncomfortable.

what strikes me as amusing about chicago is that given Sailer's Law of Mass Shootings, there is absolutely no way this turns out well for the posturing internet crowds.

this is why i really enjoyed the relationship of zigita zogi and hiroto the paradox. i heard 珪素（偽） was supposed to be the author, but unsure if that's really him (banned).

i don't get it, but i do like it for some reason...

cute

that's pretty interesting. how many acres and MW for a small nuclear plant?

I was calculating this and it takes something like ten or more years to make up the up front price difference in purchasing one of those. Even used.

good takeaway from a long thread.

interesting that it looks a lot like java.

almost. the thing about kubernetes is that the containers that fell off magically reappear on top of the boat with different contents.

hm.. phallic penetration imagery during a night of wholesome family fun. okay.

i feel like that's some crazy federal overreach.

i swear... there is a righteous end for anyone who does this...

i heard them say this when i went to a catholic service for something or other, and wow, it was such a turn off. it felt like a hippie invasion into the middle of something holy.

I really really like this. it should be standard.

this will all end (for intelligent or able-bodied people) the second the first death happens from a hacked vehicle, or some manufacturer "anything"'s (disable/take over/whatever) a car remotely.

Did you know? Before it was called Banjo Kazooie, the series was pitched to test markets as "Banjo Zooie"? For more information, Google "BZ Testing Experiments".

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not convinced by this "dyson sphere" thing. there's gotta be a way to make a star boil water to turn a turbine instead