Joe / Not Sure was in the pod 500 years. So it’s after most treks: Enterprise 2150s, Strange New Worlds 2250s, Disco 2250s + 3190s, TOS 2260s, TNG/DS9/Voy 2360s and 70s, Lower Decks / Prodogy 2380s, Academy 3195.

I’ll never forget that number but, if I lost my access to me contacts, I’d never be able to call parents, siblings, or friends.

Steakhouses and nicer restaurants, at least on the west coast of the US.

“Split him using the transporter immediately.”

“That’s not Tuvix, that’s Harry.”

“Did I stutter?”

Blackberry sauce for steaks is somewhat common, and delicious.

What are they cooking with they need to put that into a stud? Was it common for them to set their tungsten rolling pin atop and then hang their lead apron from the edge? Did they have a recipe that calls for a pinch of neutron star?

… from New Jersey

So maybe I’m not the only one that first thinks “Hawk from Spencer for Hire”, and then my brain steps in to translate that to “Avery Brooks”

Oaks have made sure of it. They make the red acorns (that sprout in the fall) the ones that are better for a squirrel to bury far away while giving the squirrels tender white acorns to eat right away - there by ensuring strong distribution of seeds. And every so often they have a mast year where there make way more acorns than the squirrel population can eat (but will still bury, just in case). But the mast years are usually separated by several squirrel generations so the increase in nuts doesn’t lead to a permanent increase in population - thus making future mast years more beneficial to the oaks.

Saw the title and the image thumbnail and thought, "Man, Colin Hay isn’t looking so good these days.

I love giving my players puzzles and riddles, but I’m not great at coming up with them. They’ll make perfect sense to me in my notes and then when I trying to describe them I realize important bits aren’t clear.

I’m too lazy to take pictures, but I have a synology sitting in an Ikea Kalix and an older laptop mounted to the other side of the wall (that the kalix is against), which is a bathroom in my garage.

We had contractors working last summer and let them use the garage bathroom. After the 3rd day I overheard a few of them developing conspiracy theories for why we have a closed laptop mounted to the wall and with fans that would occasionally cycle up.

yeah, capital delta is a triangle. It’s also used in math and science to indicate rate of change.

Divorce yourself from algorithmic feeds. They’re basically used as Soma.

I was legitimately irritated when the called the gen after 360 the “One” instead of the “Delta.” They had a good thing going, why would they F that up?

Never have, never will. Supporting hate to eat mistreated animals doesn’t sound tasty.

I said, if I was smart, that I would save up for a piece of string
and a rock to wind the string around.

Its made by soaking leaves in gasoline, stomping on them with dirty logs and feet, and pouring on lime and concrete after that mush has dried. Don’t worry too much about what you snort it with.

This isn’t as useful now that IR is a first class citizen, but the Broadlink integration has a pretty solid training routine built in. I have all the IR devices in my house integrated using RM Mini3’s.

I ended up writing my own Harmony replacement using the AppDaemon add-on a few years ago, so I could have the same sort of activity state machine that the Harmony Hub provided.

My stepfather made use of Oregon’s Death With Dignity law. Him scheduling his death a week out was… weird, but I’m always glad it was an option.

Though at one point a doc did legally have to inform him that instead of the painless and easy medical assisted death he could instead choose to stop eating or drinking.

I really love Kagi. Search lenses and results customization are worth the $10 and Privacy Pass is, to me, like an invaluable insurance plan.

But if you’re happy with DDG, then I’d say just try Kagi for a month or two. You’re going from good to great (IMO), and not dogshit to great like a Google user would be.