IcedRaktajino

Someone with musical talent, please start a band and name it "Lesbian Space Crimes" 😆

I still call it trashy.

Probably just smells like old upholstery. Taxidermied animals don't really have a smell

I've recently learned that in Linux, you can use emois in filenames. I died a ~~little~~ lot inside when I learned that.

I think I'm just gonna get some Pi Zeros + cameras and just roll my own. Probably use the NoIR versions and some cheap IR illuminators. Feed those into Zoneminder.

Bonus points if I can find some old CCTV cameras, gut them, and fit the pi camera to those optics.

That's a real hero move, and I appreciate it.

In "honor" of a megachurch taking it over, here's Stephen Lynch performing "Craig Christ" at the El Rey:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPdFrW076R0

Commenting so I can remember to check back for any suggestions. I've basically run into this problem:

I was thinking that or they just have a lot of them.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/blogs/national-museum-of-natural-history/2022/05/18/iconic-photos-give-rare-glimpse-of-smithsonians-storage-rooms/

I've read mixed reviews on this episode, but it's one of my personal favorites.

1. Tuvok!
2. It's a nice breather episode
3. Any episode where Scott Grimes gets to sing is appreciated
4. "500 cigarettes!"
5. The whole "Leave your phone in a time capsule" aspect was interesting to me. Especially with a video message to people who won't see it until long after you're dead. It really shows how much of our lives are captured in technology we have today (both in a positive and worrying light).
6. Grimes and Meester have great chemistry together, and even though the rest of the crew is put off by the fact Gordon is basically dating a hologram of a long dead woman, it's hard to not find it a little sweet.
7. This is the only thing I have ever seen Leighton Meester in, but somehow I was like "is that Leighton Meester??" when she first showed up.

Definitely a solid breather episode in my book.

Neat. I find it interesting that you're encouraged to touch the exhibit at all. Usually that's very discouraged.

I mean, we all have bad days. I'm talking more of the ones that pretty much never have anything constructive to say, only point out minor faults or say it's not good enough, and apparently saying nothing at all just doesn't seem like an option.