papyrus!

Nah, eyelet is the hole that your lace (and aglet) goes through.

Depends, are we in Georgia and is there a golden fiddle gattling gun on the line? If so, I’d take that bet, the A10’s the best there’s ever been.

What kind of disabled?

The tie set is neat, but they’re from an era of LEGO where they’re all pretty much the same build. That said, I always thought that the tie mauler (#7664) was pretty dope, especially since it did something interesting with the “wings” while keeping the standard tie cockpit, plus the dark mode stormtroopers are sick.

I feel a bit like I’m slinging hard drugs here, but might I also suggest RimWorld and Factorio?

I wanted to echo this by saying that my lab stated as 4 bay Qnap NAS and evolved into repurposed consumer hardware as my interests and needs changed. My current server is an Optiplex that I bought for being small, quiet, and hanging lots of cores and my NAS is just my old gaming PC build with an HBA card (for extra SATA lanes) stuffed into a fancy case. A server is any computer that you say is a server (ideally one with functional network connectivity).

That is why one must also consider the relative dimensions in space when constructing a time machine…

Actually, now that you mention it, Worm is this to a tee. Worm is still probably one of my favorite reads to date; highly recommend (it’s like a The Boys with less evil corporations and more X-Men)!

Lemon it’s January.

Not the original poster, but it’s on the British Museum’s channel: https://youtube.com/watch?v=WZskjLq040I

We call that pseudocode and it looks fine to me. No computer will run it natively (AI meat grinders aside), but most devs will be able to pick up on the logic and convert it to actual code.

Disclaimer: am a programmer.

Edit: as an aside, manually dealing with time is its own form of madness and is usually best left to libraries (ie other people’s code) whenever possible.

Was half expecting a slightly more combustible take on lemons…

Correct, plus the fact that you can inject libraries for dealing with Blu-ray DRM into VLC is yet another reason why VLC is awesome.

Rock and stone!

Ate without table -3

You’re in for a treat! I picked it up at launch and loved every second of it. Heat Signature was pretty fun, but the writing and level design in Breach Wizards was just all around top notch.

I’m a software engineer and I think one of my personal favorite random applications of Pythagoras/ trig was in my data visualization class back in scool. The assignment was to take a dataset of Soviet space launches with dogs and display it in an interactive approachable manner (ie less rigorous data science and more local science center), so I thought it would be fun to show rockets for each lauch and animate them rotating around the earth. Queue the trig to place each icon an appropriate distance (scaled to the launch height in my data), angle, and spacing from the earth.

I’ll admit it doesn’t come up all that often (in web development), but it’s nice to have that foundational knowledge to dredge up when I need it.

Pretty sure quality is it’s own mod that you can run independently of space age, but I could totally be wrong there.

Same reason most things are funny, or at least mildly amusing: inversion of expectations.