This series has been great.

Oh, yeah. You’re right. When mine happened, the whole system rebooted.

Lol. My head-canon for this film in all future watches will be that the aliens are thinking “fucking Steve!”.

How is your cooling setup? Do you have any heat monitoring plugins running?

The only sudden crashes I’ve seen on my Linux boxes lately were due to heat lingering too close to my machine, and eventually my cooling setup not keeping up.

While I completely agree, I’ll do the apologist thing in case it helps anyone enjoy the film (or just sleep better).

It’s weak, but I guess it’s more reasonable than “space faring aliens visit poison world for giggles”.

I also like to allow for the aliens just being really stupidly desperate for some untold reason. But I’ll admit it’s a stretch to help me enjoy the film.

That’s delightful.

I imagine his origin story, as an alley cat talking to another alley cat:

“Those house cats have it so nice. I wish I could have that.”

“Bro. Just pick a human. They’re push-overs.”

“Seriously?”

“Yeah. You just wait for their door to open and then pick your spot in the couch.”

“That easy?!”

“It’s that easy.”

“I’m gonna do it.”

I’ve found that mapping a big dumb button to “Enter” works nicely for adding drama when invoking a big old batch script process.

Wait … The classic intellectual introspective Al Ewing character, Horse Venom, already made it to the movies?!

Fuck. That’s relatable. Oof.

Yeah. It’s interesting how Spidey banter-like her speech is.

That said, I’m not entirely sure whether this is due to of MJ trying to be like Spider-Man, Spider-Man trying to be like MJ, or lack of range on the part of the writers.

I recall that Spider-Man’s banter does pre-date MJ’s introduction, if not by much.

I think that. After a bunch of failed Spider-Man girlfriends, they wanted someone who more clearly fits with Spider-Man’s life, and wanted her to make a strong impact for fans - so she’s a bit over-written.

It was browser hijacking malware.

I don’t like when people talk about my friend, Bonzi Buddy, that way! Lol. It’s completely fair and accurate, but I still don’t like to hear it. He was so cute!

Wow. That’s quite a family history.

This is terrific. More folks would be more excited if they realized how much less hassle Podman is than Docker.

(They don’t have the capacity or inclination to bond by infodumping about their special interest(s))

That’s an insight I’ve missed. What a sad way to live.

I imagine it’s unwillingness to be vulnerable.

I love how all my board game playing acquaintances just risk it and tell me. Either the board game community is desperate for recruits or maybe something about my vibe sets off gamer-radar.

Thunderbolts and Agent X both explore this a bit, and go for the dive bar angle.

“There’s no shortage of air!”

I’m relatively confident that AI represents the formalization of the perspective adhered to by those who run the economy.

It does provide context for why so many are throwing so much money at it, when experts know they’re not going to get a monetary return.

It could be that they’re just genuinely huge suckers. But I’m inclined to wonder if there’s more sinister motives in play.

Residents can visit the city’s website to download a form, fill it out and bring it to City Hall, where staff will notarize and mail it. The city covers the cost, which could include postage and paying a notary.

Johnson said her neighborhood is tight-knit and everyone she knows on her street has had their covenants discharged. While she and her husband aren’t planning to sell their home soon, she said they felt the step was an important one.

Wait, they made another one?

I like these. Neat.

I bet it has an amazing sound system!