Don’t bring Zizek into this, let the lava buck skeleton talk.

Sometimes I’m a put things on the fries fella, sometimes I’m a dippin’ boy. There’s no bad answer—only good fries!

Turkey would have actually gotten a shiny platinum medal if there were no ffffffeeeeeeemales on the team.

But NATO did start the simple and delicious vanilla cupcake recipe…

I think so, but I’m so deep on the autism spectrum that I’m probably SCUBA-certified, so…

Nope this is a real cybertruck.

If you didn’t play EverQuest with Roger Wilco, don’t even talk to me about voice chat.

I really wish they’d pick a better name. Ableism aside, it’s just a terrible name.

TOYOTA: Won the War on Terror. For TERROR!

Look, I’m just saying, the ad campaign writes itself: “TOYOTA: Trucks so powerful the Taliban beat the USA.”

Sort of correct. Red Star OS has been in wide use for nearly 20 years now, but it is definitely not FOSS like actual Linux distributions.

It’s the Ottawa Citizen. So, no, not a real newspaper.

Me, autistic: “Huh, what are modular synths? I wonder what Pickle Junior meant by that.”

Me, autistic, 9 months from now, probably:

Sounds like somebody needs to just unplug for a while, man. Go to Burning Man, get enlightened. Take a sabbatical, bro. You’ll be upgrading your network/networth. Let me tell you about microdosing ligma, bro…

Your numbers are way off. A nuclear power plant generates about a tenth of the emissions of a coal power plant over its full lifecycle. This includes things like:

• Plant construction
• Plant decommissioning
• Uranium mining
• Uranium transportation
• Uranium enrichment
• Fuel reprocessing
• Uranium mine reclamation

But none of this really matters in comparing the two. Coal power plants also need to be constructed, and have fuel transported to them! They don’t just sprout out of the earth like manna from God!

Is it better than solar, wind, or hydro? No. Those generate about 5 to 20% of the emissions as a nuclear power plant (depending on which you’re talking about) when you include manufacturing and construction. Fortunately, functional governments (read: not the West) are capable of walking and chewing gum at the same time! They’re doing both! Which is smart—I’d rather have a nuclear fuel storage problem in 100 years than a “whoops, humanity went extinct!” problem. We don’t have a lot of time here.

Sure, we could save ourselves from extinction, but what about shareholder value?

Kathmandu is where we’re going to, baybeeeeeee!!

That was a very cool read. I’m not particularly technical—I can build a PC and install an OS, and that’s about it—and I understood most of it. I had no idea that cursors were such heavy pieces of crap!

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