Ahh, gotcha. It’s a good movie. Kinda sad looking back. They played it in schools in the '90s and drilled the message in that we were already doing clear cutting of forests without “The Leveler.” This was back when they “cared about global warming, and we will have to do something about it soon.” Rather than just claiming it doesn’t exist.

Robin Williams played Batty Coda, so I remember the character fondly.

Re: your username: Is a Replicant Batty Coda just a normal Batty Coda? He’s already a cyborg with crappy/ intermittent reception.

Clearly a Shellmet

Adderall here. Ritalin turned me into a zombie.

Also you aren’t playing DSP correctly until you’ve constructed 640 dyson shells at least once on a single game map

The Indiana Legislature would like to know your location

I’m so very happy that we destroyed that thing.

“A good engineer understands the scope of what they’re doing, and its limits.”

Tell that to Factorio, Satisfactory, and Dyson Sphere Program players.

Also, Relevant Username?

It’s a sour bitter smell. I fled to the SW US so I never smell them again

It’s a sour bitter smell. Hard to describe, but I know it when I smell it. I fled to the SW US to never smell them again

I can smell a single bedbug. That smell is terrifying

Sure, but that generally involves lead poisoning.

No. He killed those ones with horse dewormer trying to prevent COVID

Dammit! Janet!

^{I want to screw}!

Run! He’s a mossman!

I use stones now, but when I was learning to sharpen my knives, I used a Lansky Sharpening Kit. I learned the angles and what the stones do from the kit, and bought some good stones from Japan.

For my American friends, don’t bother with the stones at Harbor Freight. That’s the one tool that I have found that is just going to cause more frustration trying to use it, rather than just buying a good one.

I would highly recommend Portal and Portal 2 as primers for basically all your 3D games. Not only did Yahzee give The Orange Box in general a glowing review, but they teach you basic gaming mechanics almost intuitively.

The Onion buying Infowars is the only good news I’ve heard this week.

Or ⅓ + (⅓*½) = ½

Once you wrap your head around the new orientation of things, it’s actually really well designed to work on. I figured the mechanics just didn’t want to learn anything “new”

Nah, Americans just don’t like to read the manuals, and they got a bad reputation in the late '70s and early '80s when they first put turbos into the cars, because you had to pull into the driveway, and let the turbo spin down for at least 30 seconds to a minute. If you didn’t, the turbo would seize and then shred itself when you turn the car back on.

Also American mechanics don’t like the fact that the engine is not in the configuration they are used to. It’s rotated 90° on the z axis and 45 on the x axis. Absolutely solid tanks if you actually read the manual, and followed the routine maintenance recommendations.