Trammell Hudson @th@v.st
Reading Maureen McHugh’s “Liminal Spaces” while in a different sort of liminal space. https://reactormag.com/liminal-spaces-maureen-mchugh/
Happy Bissextus to those whole celebrate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bissextus
@smveerman "De metro's zijn half zo groot als de oude, maar zouden in de spits aan elkaar worden gekoppeld voor meer capaciteit. Door technische problemen lukt dat nu niet." https://www.nhnieuws.nl/nieuws/332600/nieuwe-metros-in-amsterdam-rijden-door-technische-problemen-nog-altijd-met-korte-rijtuigen-in-de-spits
@ehashman years ago in Skyrim I spent all of my points on sneak and archery, which meant that I could one-shot kill sleeping dragons. They would then play the wake up cut scene and often the game would glitch afterwards since the dragon was already dead.
@MLE_online have you seen Elly Blue's "Bikes in Space" series? https://microcosmpublishing.com/toplists/184
@foone Burnside's First Law: if your novel includes reactionless drives, you have to take into account that will give you cheap planet-cracking weapons, and plan your science fiction universe accordingly.
https://www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/reactionlessdrive.php
@foone the USB-C to C cables get spooled since they don't have enough ferrous oomph to stick to the knife rack. I do need a way to test what features they support, so maybe I need one of those testers.
@foone I've managed to avoid collecting any power-only USB cables through diligence, although I still might have too many.
@aka_pugs three years later, the Transfluxor was patented and featured non-destructive reads. https://patents.google.com/patent/US3048828
@lenore1 despite so much search history, why are relevant ads so infrequent?
@artelse Bob Law, I think, although the Stedelijk doesn't have an image. https://www.stedelijk.nl/nl/collectie/9598-bob-law-castle-xxxiv
@Ailantd plus you feel like a carbon-neutral pirate as you transport tons of cargo under sail.
@docpop I appreciate when street artists draw mathematically correct graffiti
