xsmasher

"We are not the same. I'm an American, you're a sick asshole." ~ William 'D-Fens' Foster

Shared space sounds like communism. /s

Six months ago I would have believed you; but Bluesky is having a moment right now and stacking on users at an incredible rate. It's hitting a real tipping point.

The show is more meta than Deadpool.

> Chachi: "Look, this is not the first time I’ve been brought in to replace Barry Zuckerman. I think I can do for you everything he did, plus skew younger…"

> Narrator: "No one was making fun of Andy Griffith. I can't emphasize that enough."

Robocop 2 is a critique of sequels - everything must be bigger and better, designed by committee, with every idea (directive) shoved into the box until it becomes unworkable.

Factory Town is great, but looks more like a Warcraft 2 era sprite game.

Maybe; I limit my gaming this way - to 40 minute increments, and then go do something else.

If anything I think it makes me prioritizes games where 40 minutes is a satisfying adventure and skip games where 40 minutes is just time-wasting.

> I noticed it right away

He also mentioned it can be done in a chiminea or other fire pit

A lot of the comments are about spamming your contacts, but I assume the common reason is to connect you with people you already know - if a phone number is in your address book, and that number is associated with an account, it can suggest that person to you as a friend.

Is there a better way to make that connection without exposing the actual number?

Maggie Smith was on here yesterday. Cultural icons touch everyone.

> You aren’t sure when it is time to harvest unless you know this tree well.

This is a big issue. Every bush and tree I've added to my yard is a learning experience about what "ripe" means and when to harvest. The bright red plums are enticing to the eye but bitter and chalky. Perfect blue blueberries that taste like lemons.

This is an amazing demo reel of effects shots used in "mundane" TV shows - comedies and produce procedurals. - for faking locations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clnozSXyF4k

The "people stay inside, which makes crime rates lower" doesn't make sense. A mugger out to make some cash is going to hit SOMEONE, whether there are 2 or 20 people out walking in a town.

Staying in may increase your personal safety but won't decrease the crime rate. In fact in a "prisoner's dilemma" kind of way it probably makes the empty streets more dangerous.

You're going to love this. https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1atu0tk/...

I know many apartment building mailboxes have a front key, but shouldn't PO Boxes at the post office be filled from the BACK?

Pluto, this could have been you if your interface weren't so frustrating.

I'd rather take my chance at being renewed in carousel than be terminated as a runner.

C'mon, what could they possibly use a phase-conjugate tracking system for?

They could also make initial contact with victims using the scam account (new account that took the old user name).

The renders it creates are underwhelming, but it seems good at determining the location and angle of the camera.

I could see it being used to create a "scratch track" that human animators animate on top of. An aid to tweening.

Their only way out is to turn into Hot Topic / Spencer Gifts. Not a bright future.

Are you implying that the environmental and political fallout from electric cars is somehow worse? Or just that electric cars are not 100% cost-free?

Everyone here knows that creating an electric car requires emissions; but over its lifetime it's a great improvement over a gas-burning car.

It's true.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacillus_thuringiensis_israele...

Depends on the nature of the glitch. Machine adds an extra dollar to every ticket? User is probably blameless.

In this case is sounds like there is an extra action to exploit the machine - insert tickets two at a time, and then insert one of the tickets again.

Not a perfect analogy, but if you see a store with a broken door, you're still at fault if you start looting.

I agree; I wish JIRA did this. I actually asked for this feature in their support forum yers ago and got a chorus of "that's stupid, why would anyone want that?" in reply.

The diverted company funds and property to their own sole benefit, in secret.

Wells Fargo actually uses this for voice verification. They ask you to say "My voice is my password. Please verify me."

I thought it was a joke at first. I have no idea what they compare it to??

I don't think there's any danger in clicking "allow." There's still a 2FA step after that, and then you have to choose a new password. All of the danger comes from the phone call, where they presumably try to wheedle the 2FA code from you.

Parent poster knows that, and is offering an example path that Chinese cars will take.