icerunner_origin @ icerunner_origin @startrek.website

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Do plants die of old age though? Now that question has been put in my head, I need to know.

Be back in a bit, going down a rabbit hole.

The culture novels, such a good pick!

I played the game back when it originally came out. Like any media based on a book, it was slightly frustrating for a while that the graphics didn't match the visuals I had imagined whole reading the book. I still have the discs somewhere, might see if I can get it running somehow. I suspect I'll find the game mechanics to be clunky but today's standards.

I'm surprised there hasn't been a movie made yet.

I commend your efforts. Good work.

Still unused in the packaging, I hope

Other people who've read it and who I've talked with seem to be split over whether the first book is better than the sequels, or the other way around. I prefer the sequels, my wife prefers the original. Do you have a preference?

I love it, great job!

Game: Super Mario Galaxy
Book: The Rama series, Arthur C Clarke
TV: The West Wing
Movie: The 5th Element

If you're not using GNU/Hurd are you even trying?

A bucket of dehydrated water, which you have to reconstitute by adding water, in order to put out an invisible fire. No idea what kind of game you're making, could be a very odd addition to something like a racing sim.

I'm going to use this next time my wife complains about my noisy farts.

Is it a nice cabinet? I like a good walnut cabinet with at least 2 shelves.

As an aside, the 'ever trustworthy' Google AI suggests, 'completely ionizing a human body would require an energy output similar to a very small nuclear explosion'.

Disclaimer: I have nothing more than a secondary education level of physics and a keen interest in physics in general.

It's common scientific belief that all physical forces are backed up by a field, for example, magnetism by the electromagnetic field, gravity by a gravity field. It would follow that the strong and weak nuclear forces also have corresponding fields.

For a disruptor to work as seen in fiction, you'd probably be looking to disrupt the weak nuclear force, and would need a mechanism to locally change the properties of the corresponding weak nuclear field.

I don't know if there is such a mechanism available to us currently. Hopefully someone else has a definitive answer.

I'd like to see sensible jurisdictions at least heavily regulate, if not outright ban, demand-based and surge pricing.

As an ex-Catholic, I would like to say, fuck the Catholic church. For this bullshit and their many other crimes, moral failings and abuse.

Explains the wooden acting in Hudson Hawn

• Edit: I'm leaving the typo because it's funnier than the film

That's also my Springsteen take

Roses are red, violets are blue. I love you as much As Jean Luc loves Q.

Now get off my bridge!

Happy Valentine's Day Worf.

Today is a good day to dine. My quarters, 20:00.

Deanna