Deconceptualist

Pretty sure every pope is a multimillionaire (or at least lives exactly like one) without having to answer this question 🫤

I know, my friends won't stop taking about Corsica and Northern Ireland.

Welp, guess I'm stealing that for my new avatar image on every website.

Needs more Hannah Montana.

Ok, I fixed it.

https://imgur.com/a/fEPGSE3

Any detector, even another particle: observes

Quantum particle: Quit pointing that things at me!!

That's not the best argument, since historically some popes took many years to select. Like, so long it was a major problem and they had to make reforms that included locking the cardinals in a room and taking away everything but bread and water at times.

Good details about the insanity in this Tasting History episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZCs9aMkzBQ

Some fiction exists to inspire.

Like, we're on a direct path to the Star Trek: TNG post-scarcity civilization, right? With food replicators and transporters and holodecks and so forth.

The language thing sounds like real BS, but otherwise I haven't had any of those issues in Firefox on Linux.

I'm still rocking an old 1080p plasma TV, but I probably would have noticed if good-looking shows like Severance, Silo, and Foundation were only rendering at 480p.

It does do this stupid thing where if I hit spacebar to pause, it will resume on its own about 4 seconds later. So I have to actually click on the video with the cursor to actually pause. So that's annoying but nothing like a crash.

Yep, I've read a few of the others too. Excellent stuff!

You're amazing. Format is great. I just scroll past the stuff that doesn't interest me, but more often than not something catches my eye and I end up reading stuff I wouldn't have clicked on (let alone waded through ads for) on a regular gaming site. That's such a good feeling, and yeah, reminds me of the old days of flipping through gaming mags.

This was definitely more effort than the meme.

Also you forgot salad dressing. Most people save the extra packets right?