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  • Image #4 confirms a feeling I've had for a while: Uhura is out standing in her field.

  • Grabs popcorn There's nothing more entertaining than mystified Aussies.

  • Plot twist: Starfleet Academy was built over the ruins of the kink.com building in San Francisco.

  • Ich, ein Auslander: "Wie sagst Man 'Hand' auf Deutsch? ... Ach, ja."

  • Not so much of a joke as a cute story. There was once a programmer with a dog named Biff who would bark at the mailman every time he delivered the mail. The programmer wrote a program to monitor incoming email and beep when you got a message, and named it biff.

  • "Have you ever been to Tuscaloosa, Geoff?!?"

  • I was pondering about a Mastodon/Kbin issue this morning and the first 10 google hits were on r/kbinmigration :[

  • Spurse has the advantage of "Spurse... The final frontier." I think "Chock" might win on simplicity.

  • In fairness, it might need an ESC at the beginning.

  • In mandarin, pua means 'granny.'

  • In 2004, I was working on the bridge of a ship that was going to be inspected in a few days. There was a small hole in a wall about the size of an electrical outlet with exposed wiring that I wanted to hide from the inspectors. I printed out a picture of a kitten and taped it over the hole. I visited the ship again in 2018, and the kitten was still there.

  • When I got COVID and my sinuses were welded shut, I ate some Ghost peppers and it was like suddenly opening the valve on a firehose.

  • change

    Jump
  • Change I can believe in.

  • A similar series written by an engineer whose character goes back about 10 years before the Mongol invasion of Poland. He uses his skills to fast-forward society into the age of steam while simultaneously avoiding being burned as a witch: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ConradStargard

    Unfortunately, the author has had some JK Rowling moments, but I really enjoyed the books.

  • I saw this headline a couple of times, and tried unsuccessfully to work out the metaphor. Finally googled it:

    A company with no moat has either no advantage or one expected to dissipate relatively quickly.

  • Stick with what works: The Tudor Meal #4 with extra wren.