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tias, to risa in I love DS9

Makes you wonder if Worf was in on it.

tias, to risa in I love how SNW responded to this sexism by surrounding Pike with women

Nah, soon there will be synthetic meat and eating it will be better than ever.

tias, (edited ) to risa in Join Starfleet. Fast reaction time not required!

I see a potential here for the long-winded reaction scenes from Indian soap operas. At least then the viewer clearly understands that it’s not meant to be real time.

tias, to risa in One thing the fandoms can agree on.

Everybody except Hollywood executives

tias, to comicstrips in Calling out myself too, don't worry [ButtPoems]

In that case nobody is ok, so it’s not a very useful term.

tias, to memes in Anyways

More like devolving, am I right?

tias, (edited ) to memes in Heh

Sorry, I think I came off as too confident in my previous comment. I’m quite sure about my first paragraph but the rest is just speculation from an amateur.

If I would risk speculating even further though, there’s some similarity in the sense that infinities indicate a problem. In the ultraviolet catastrophe the infinity arises from the energy of arbitrarily short EM wavelengths. With gravity it arises in the density of black holes. It seems unreasonable that it would actually be infinite, and it’s possible that quantization of gravity plays a part in preventing that from happening.

tias, (edited ) to memes in Heh

We know that gravity is a wave that travels at the speed of light, this has been experimentally measured many times. If it is also quantized (a very reasonable symptom hypothesis since everything else that we’ve ever seen is) then by definition there are particles that carry gravity.

If gravity is continuous then we would end up with something like the ultraviolet catastrophe but for gravity.

tias, to news in Top UN official in New York steps down citing ‘genocide’ of Palestinian civilians

They are turning into Darth Vader.

tias, to piracy in Youtube’s Anti-adblock and uBlock Origin

Did you not read the article?

YouTube isn’t rolling out the anti-adblock to everyone. It seems to depend on things like your account, browser, and IP address. And if you’re not logged in or you’re in a private window, you’re safe. As a result, there are a bunch of people saying, “I use XYZ and I haven’t seen an anti-adblock popup yet,” unknowingly spreading misinformation.

tias, to comicstrips in "Jogging From the Perspective of Animals" by Jake Likes Onions

If you consider the greater evolutionary history, up until very recently humans have been kind of like the monster in It Follows. They’re not very fast runners, but they are relentless. No other animal can run for such a long time. They’ll keep going and going for hours on end, and they will eventually catch up with their victim. For an injured prey with explosive strength but relatively low endurance it must be absolutely terrifying.

Dogs joined the dark side, so they probably feel all cool and mighty next to their running master. In their head they go “yeah bitches you can run, but you can never hide from my human”.

tias, to piracy in 12ft.io (paywall article unlocker site) has been banned by Vercel

If the website developer is worth their salt, the article contents won’t be delivered from the web server until the reader has been authorized. So it doesn’t matter how much JS code you disable.

tias, to news in Matthew Perry dead

It’s from the pre-mortem investigation

tias, to starwarsmemes in Not the brightest kyber crystal in the light saber.

That’s not how humans work though. Just look at how people get worked up over ChatGPT conversations or romantic relationships with Replika. So at best, the Star Wars characters are not credible.

tias, to starwarsmemes in admit it

I also tried to fly on multiple occasions.

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