

An important idea beautifully executed
An important idea beautifully executed
I take a step towards the house, but stop to reconsider. It’s that sign. I’ve seen all kinds of signs threatening solicitors (admittedly, some of which were pretty funny) but never a sign welcoming them.
I rarely post but comment a fair amount. To me, it’s only been recent, but I’ve noticed a decline, too.
Well, Visitor did a great job!
That would have been interesting. I wonder why she turned it down.
I won’t rule it out, but the circumstances would have to be exactly right. For starters, I’m thinking a three-way marriage involving Troi or Tasha. Or make it a four-way marriage! That would work too!
You made the right choice, no matter how disturbing it may be.
Agreed. She was an interesting, but underutilized character.
Also, this image is fucking with my head.
Trump will read the report Someone will summarize the report for Trump, and his response will be “great! The hate and intolerance is working! Keep those anti-trans bills coming! Let’s make them as uncomfortable as possible!”
My preferred spelling is “weenis”, but that’s a minor detail. The rhyme is what’s important here.
So basically Ford is admitting “We really have to compete again, and make GOOD products that people actually WANT. Nobody here remembers how to do that, so we’re reverse-engineering products from China.”
Great job!
FIVE YEARS? That’s an eternity in internet time. That’s like asking you to remember your 3rd grade nickname.
It’s the word “concept” that worries me. Concept cars rarely make it into production without significant alterations, and frequently those alterations take away what made the concept interesting and unique in the first place.
Concept cars are usually just the company/designers showing what they could do, not what they will do.
Maybe she’s Killy’s great-granddaughter or something. Gotta keep that family tradition alive!
Pass it to the left, dude
My concern is that if the Fediverse becomes big enough to truly threaten commercial options, corporations will find a way to destroy it - through lawsuits, malware, or using their political leverage to encourage overly restrictive laws.
Easily one of my favorites. I should rewatch it this afternoon.
Somehow Brave maintains a general reputation for privacy, but people who are serious about privacy will tell you that it’s actually pretty terrible.