ringwraithfish @ ringwraithfish @startrek.website

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That's awesome. Hope they start to make their way into the mainstream soon. I'm ready to go all-in on electric. Besides the climate, imagine what our cities will sound like with less combustion engines running.

Electric cars need competitive racing like F1 and NASCAR. There needs to be a culture built around the power of electric vehicles to get the muscle car culture to switch. Make electric cars "cool".

Everyone knows warning lights are just ways to get you to pay more money to the dealers and manufacturers for things that aren't important.

Just crank up the radio and put some tape over the lights.

And you've just summed up all religious conflicts.

Recently, For All Mankind, Season 1, the episode where the kid gets hit by a car and is in the hospital with a brain bleed. My son was in the hospital with a brain bleed right after his birthday and spent months in the hospital recovering. This episode hit real close to home.

I had to take a break half way through the episode and didn't finish it until 2 weeks later.

I would love to see Sea Quest rebooted!

Brand new warehouses are probably good for this. What about the warehouse that has been around for 50+ years with cracks and settled concrete everywhere. It's like Google Glass: an innovation with no real world problem to solve.

Search for travel monitors or portable monitors.

No doubt it will be another handheld running Windows though instead of Linux

I will game on a Windows based PC, but Linux is a must have on hand held - Windows is too resource intensive, developers are not going to be able to get the same OS optimization out of Windows that they can with Linux

I'm basing my judgement of the VA off a short clip on Steam. I read that this is the type of game you want to experience first hand so I didn't watch too much more on it for fear of spoiling the experience. Thanks for the feedback, I think I'll try it out.

To take it a step further, I believe he's also aligned with various other 'actors' who wanted to see Twitter turn to dog shit due to it being a widespread tool of the people and its usefulness in coordinating large scale protests.

I think he saw an opportunity to both make a buck doing what you said and fulfilling some unknown obligation or deal he has to tank the reputation.

The money making fell through, but he's still left hanging to fulfill his obligation.

/End conspiracy

Has anyone played it? I looked at it on steam and the VA seemed subpar. Is the story really so good so you should go in completely blind?

I read it once years ago, and while I have trouble remembering specifics, the overall tone and purpose of the book really stuck with me.

We take modern investigation and forensic processes and techniques for granted. I listen to a lot of true crime podcasts and the amount of shit people could get away with 70+ years ago was insane.

Peanut butt butter! That's how they do it in Hollywood!

Timesuck did a good episode on this maniac

Kids will never know the thrill of staying at a friend's house that has HBO, Showtime, or Cinemax and stealthily watching the late night shows.

A veteran Silicon Valley Software Executive.... aren't those a dime a dozen these days? And for every success story out of Silicon Valley aren't there dozens of failures. It would be more impressive if the person was a senior engineer.

It's secret like Area 51 is secret. We know it's there, we know the government is doing something with it, but we don't know fully what, when, why, or how.

So they removed an article for the world because of a lawsuit in one country?

This is one of those games that defined my childhood. Like the nerd, I never beat, but I revisit it every few years. Maybe I should make the effort and push to the ending.