

I heard both halves of this comment.


I heard both halves of this comment.
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Because that’s too many. It’s icky. As the old saying goes, “Two legs, I’m down. Four legs, I’ll come around. Five or more, I’m leaving town.”
Absolute classic. I’ve been on one end or the other of most of the calls made in that vid.


Floating, probably.
The best sleep I ever got was when my doc put me on Ritalin. Out cold 12-20 hours a day, and still sleepy when awake. It was awful.


It’s not a bug, it’s a feature!
Computer, end simulation.
…sigh. It never works, but I have to keep trying.


I see you at least ditched the slop antisemetic thumbnail from yesterday.
Yo, Mike… they’re fuckin hoagies.


Teamwork makes the dream work.



Solomon doesn’t stand a chance.


I can totally relate. But to answer your original question (and reinforce one of the other poster’s points), there’s no getting around sweating, even if you’re cold. I was digging out from the recent storm in the dark, gusty wind, temps well below freezing, taking things slowly. Still sweat through my inner shirt and hood.


The line I was reacting to stated an overnight low of 95. It was 104 by 9:30am. We’ve had stretches where it didn’t dip below 85 (cycle of nightly cloud cover basically acting as a wet blanket) and it was absolutely miserable. A low of 95 is nightmare territory.


A friend of mine reached out to a couple of Nebula creators to ask them if it was more beneficial financially for people to watch their stuff on Nebula or YT. Neither had a cut and dried answer, saying that YT views are important for long term discoverability that was hard to quantify vs getting a direct cut of the Nebula money/YT ads. So I’ll sometimes watch shorter-form videos on YT and save the deep dives/binging for Nebula.
Edit because I forgot the point I was responding to: Grady linking to YT might be a case of needing that engagement either short or long term.


In Adelaide, the mercury hit 40C before 9.30am on Tuesday, after overnight lows of 35C
There are not enough swear words in my vocabulary to successfully articulate my reaction to that.
I didn’t know Mr. Hankey made the mission roster.