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marcos,

As long as the same text continues relevant…

marcos,

And theodolites.

marcos,

Yeah, I know. The force a gorilla can make is minuscule compared to what those doors withstand normally.

It’s only a joke.

marcos, (edited )

I find it really interesting how bad heroes on movies have to be completely over the top and people still mostly don’t get them.

In a book Anakin could be broken by the Jedi radicalism even if everybody acted humane. But I guess a movie couldn’t have enough time for this.

marcos,

Oh, cool. I’ve watched it now. I was asking in case it was something I would have to search for.

Strange New Worlds is surpassing my expectations. By a lot.

marcos,

You would have to move them into some folder you are not syncing.

marcos,

sudo killall vim

Just make sure you are using a GNU system.

marcos,

They all run Syncthing and KDE Connect. What more interoperability you could expect is probably about things those devices won’t even allow you to do.

marcos,

I imagine it’s “regional” by the meaning that entire countries have them behaving in a similar way, but it’s different from one country to another.

Anyway, I live in a 60 years-old city, so there are no centenary churches here :) yet they are still mostly older than the average for my country. There are entirely pop-up denominations that appear, annoy the hell out of friends and relatives that I have in other cities, then close down and disappear so that nobody remember their names anymore.

marcos,

Hum… Either the brain bugs that started being created weeks prior discovered some mechanism they have been using to bombard the Earth for decades… Or the military speakerheads and the news that lie about literally every single thing we see happening lied about something else.

That’s indeed a difficult choice.

marcos,

I’m finding it very funny, because I though it was incredibly obvious on the movie, and nobody would ever disagree.

Indeed, the movie is way too busy, so it’s easy to miss that there are no insects on space, or that the bugs weren’t even aware they were been systematically attacked until “now”. But it’s one of those things that I expected to be completely obvious once pointed out. It’s even more obvious than what you are narrating from the book, because on the movie Earth has been receiving those rocks for decades.

I imagine people missing the point is part of the point of it. It’s like that gorilla video.

marcos,

If KSP had an antimatter based engine, you’d get the same conclusion there too.

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