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  • No such thing as a fish

  • Let's get. Together. Katamari on the funk

  • That's a plus. I drove a hire car with a joystick/dial/button thing that could control the touch screen. It was so much easier to pay attention to driving while controlling something on screen. With touch screens you need to watch your finger as you press because there's no tactile feedback.

  • Ultrasonic wireless communication has been a thing for years. The scary part is you can't even hear when it's happening.

  • That was Game of Thrones for me. I watched to first episode, didn't like it, despite my friends telling me I just have to get through the first 2 seasons and then it's really good.

    That's not a good show. That's Stockholm syndrome.

    On the flip side, I do feel like this for The Expense. First season felt like a slog, but the rest of the show is amazing. A lot of people love the first season though, so I guess that's just my preference. I honestly feel the story for the whole first season should have been done in one or two episodes.

  • It's politics. By definition, it's political, not "seen as political"

  • Dudes

    Jump
  • Hit the nail on the head.

    The game is designed around making you feel like Aragon or Legolas, taking on dozens of orcs in stylish fight choreography, and I love every second of it.

  • Sad story.

    That's enough money to have a good life and provide a good life to your loved ones. If he never finds it, he is a crazy man. If he finds it he is a smart man. A normal person can't earn that much in a lifetime. Even a miniscule chance of finding it could drive someone to obsession.

    For the sake of his sanity, and for a good story, I hope he finds it, but I doubt he will.

  • "unplugged nation" is certainly one way to describe what happened. The monkey very briefly became part of the electricity grid, is another.

  • It's probably some kids workshop assignment that he brought home to his parents.

  • Bumblebee tuna!

  • Came here to say something similar.

    A Stargate spin-off with a premise that leans away from Earth being so extremely overpowered like they were by the end of the show. Focus on feet-on-the-ground missions and exploration. Less space battles (but not none), more mysterious alien worlds.

  • If you look at my comment, I'm taking about the inability to recognise how long ago familiar things have happened, specifically not realising that something familiar happened a long time ago.

    Do you find yourself being surprised that things you are familiar with happened when they happened rather than happening much more recently? Have you not noticed that a year passes nearly every 365 days?

  • I doubt car manufacturers offer the ability to jailbreak their car OS to independent repair shops.

    You're looking for a hacker, not a dude who changes oil.

  • Between 35 and 45

  • I never understand those kinds of posts. It makes me concerned that so many people have such a loose grasp of the passage of time.

    It is because their lives are too boring and uneventful? Is it because their life is very hectic with constant responsibility?

    I see comments about x being y years ago "do you feel old now", and all I can think is that even covid feels like a lifetime ago and that was only a few years ago.

  • I doubt there would be any auto shops that can reliably deal with software side elements that aren't the dealership, and the dealership would refuse.

  • This is framed like 80 generations is a small number, but that's huge. Culture and civilization moves so quickly that even 3 generations ago life is barely recognisable. I can't even imagine what life was like 40 generations ago.