I just use my safe can opener on those as well, works fine. It uses pressure to split the rolled over seam around the edge, so it doesn't matter too much what kinda can it is.
Just in case you haven't seen it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78PfGQbL-g0
An Arizona prosecutor said the man arrested in the shooting of a Democratic National Committee office in suburban Phoenix had more than 200 guns and over 250,000 rounds of ammunition in his home, leading law enforcement to believe he may have been planning a mass casualty event.
Assuming he was one of the Hecatoncheires, perhaps. But while looking for a photo of one, I came across this very convincing evidence that he was - and that some kid called "Percy Jackson" incited this whole thing.
From the reference on the wiki page, it should be published as part of The Portable Sixties Reader on p208-212 - https://annas-archive.org/md5/1a4c9e7d4519296b4947e5efdd8ef024 - just downloading it to read it myself.
Edit: That link was a large pdf that failed to download, changed to a more sensible epub.
Which quote is that?
"In conclusion the seals were riddled with bullets, smuggling large bricks of cocaine in their vests instead of armour plates, taunting Poseidon, ignoring a very ominous fortune cookie, wearing those nasty falling-apart ten-year-old boots they'd been told to throw out for seven years, had not completed the fishman supersoldier programme to develop gills, and were carrying twenty pairs of cotton socks to protect several bottles of Klingon bloodwine. As a result they sank."
There was a kids show with that plot called The Odyssey. The main character was fighting through a fantasy land that reflected their struggle to reawaken - I think I liked it? I can't really remember.
Here's a nicer existential musing (the second paragraph, but the first is related to it):
With some commentary:
Introducing the iconic new Harris Joyster, a car with the joymentum of an iconic runaway freight train - of joy."
KAOS was very good. Really solid cast - Jeff Goldblum as a paranoid tyrannical Zeus, Suzy Izzard as one of the Fates (who are all great).
...however, it's yet another Netflix cancellation after 1 season.
...honestly a great image if I ever do a GURPS Cabal or Illuminati game.
Might have some parallel to that German noble who tried that recent coup, and the QAnon/Jan 6 silliness? So much masturbatory daydreaming over the inevitability of some amorphous Cause claiming the throne of heaven that there's no brainspace left to seriously consider that there might be suffering involved for their actual person.
It might be considered "good" for getting your stormtroopers to charge across open ground (if only once per stormtrooper), but possibly not the best for resilient leadership.
"Warfighting Warfighters Foundation: America's Warfighting Navy"
I recall seeing a video of her as a young university student, making a fairly progressive speech with what seemed like some actual passion - so perhaps she started out as a far better person than who she became.
...but it does mean she's just American Liz Truss.
It's very, very, similar to GURPS Transhuman Space - mainly adding Cortical Stacks from Altered Carbon, spessmagic, and an apocalypse.
There wouldn't be many problems just running the setting with THS.
Birds?
I don't know if the power density would actually be high enough to cook birds... but I don't really care to check because it'll never be built in reality so real-world performance is irrelevant, and sci-fi maser satellites are cool. Unless you're a bird.
The Easter Island episode of Fall of Civilizations was quite eye opening on the western habit of casual extermination, mythologisation as cautionary tales of "inferior savages", and commercialisation to sell plastic moai as cute garden toys with no history whatsoever.
You mean you don't find rolling the Iconic d20TM fifty times in an hour to be a thrilling visual experience that engages you with the Iconic brand and makes you want a t-shirt expressing your enjoyment of said dice rolling?
But another part is ironically the decentralization of research effort as it is privatized.
A negative decentralisation of research into redundant and insular walled gardens, alongside techbro cults? Clearly this is a precursor to the Adeptus Mechanicus.
Semi-serious, because I would like it: The most anarchic of creatures are the cat and the various cephalopods, and thus the highest awards possible are a lil' sleepy cat pin, octopus tentacle holding a hammer, or cuddlefish.