

And how do we that?
It’s simple, we kill The Batman.


And how do we that?
It’s simple, we kill The Batman.


Currently you can, but there was news last month the FCC is planning to force carriers to verify ID before allowing them on their networks.


Only boomers and hate group members are allowed in Idaho. That sign was false advertising.


That means my parents knew a world without instant ramen and grew up stuffed full of it.


I don’t have any numbers.
Personally I didn’t notice the attitude shift about him until the Mandalorian movie came out and it was obvious that he was probably on set for 2 hours for that top billing role, while doubles were wearing the armor in every scene but one. It, to me, seems like one part of a growing frustration with current blockbuster movies (the kind that really like to cast Pascal). Everything is green screen, stories are recycled, its all about marketing, and now the actors aren’t even there half the time any more.


Every year in Oregon there’s a caravan of rail speeders that goes down the coast doing a toy drive.


Its a human nature thing, I think. Like sometimes if something sounds too obvious we assume it has to be more complicated than that. The same way many people don’t realize a “meltdown” is a nuclear core literally melting downward through the ground.


You just make a tent out of aluminum foil.
Sometimes the meaning is clear from the name, but just to keep you on your toes they’ll then talk about creaming butter or a bain-marie for melting chocolate.


The chocolate was thicker too. Easier to peel off and eat separately.


Maybe it’s my frame of mind (I’m not “discovering” new music, I stopped paying for streaming when I realized 99% of what I was listening to was recorded in the last millennium) but I can’t fathom how this would “turn free users to paid.”

I’ve been on TuxedoOS for a while. Everything has worked so well I’ve managed to quell my distro hopping for a couple years now.


Fantasy, not sci-fi. At least since Disney killed all the extended canon that tried to graft on science to all the fantastic elements.


I’m enjoying the “look how many federal felonies we can publicly confess to,” part of the AIpocolypse.


Step 1: Degoogle


I’d think less of them if they didn’t.


The only theater pirate I ever knew worked as a projectionist and took full advantage of that.


The first 14 billion or so years of not existing was pretty great, I’m sure the next 14 trillion will be too.


My experience with Netflix shows tends to go like this: I hear about a new show from people at work (or maybe here). I watch and enjoy season 1. I never hear about the show again until someone mentions that there sad it was cancelled after additional seasons I never heard about.
Personally, I find it hard to watch things when I don’t know they exist.


Your pizza party has 6.2 minutes remaining, continue merriment for the prescribed time.
The board had this ability and they didn’t use until now!?