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Questionable! There was the whole thing when Jessica Walter spoke out about Jeffery Tambor that was very disappointing.
This thread is really alarming if you’re like me and got Patrick Bateman confused with Jason Bateman
Fuck material UI. Forever.
Seconded. I’m a dude in my mid 30s and I love those movies
Just mix them together.
Fellow Vue enjoyer! I love Vue, it’s so friendly. Maintaining a complex React app feels like getting dragged behind a truck down a one way road.
(Did you like my two way data binding joke there?)
I hate that thing
I initially misread as “lecher” and was very confused.
Now it *looks like.
It really feels like a game of forced perspective, in a very literal sense. I think it was prior to Edwin Hubble that we thought certain fuzzy blobs in the sky were nebulae, until the type 1a supernova discovery tweaked our angle of view, the fuzzy blobs turned out to be distant galaxies in their own right, and suddenly the whole damn universe got deeper.
Space is a jerk. It’s my favorite. MOAR secrets, pls
He’s so good. Too good - reading Blood Meridian was like having my face dragged across fresh gravel, but in a good way, somehow?
I read it as a post apocalyptic story, but I think mcarthy described it as a near future, non specific “ecological catastrophe,” which retrospectively recolored the story for me - tipped it from “The Walking Dead, except people” to “cautionary/exploratory speculative fiction on human survival in the face of collapse,” for me
Well done, well done. As a meat brain, this took me down a rabbit hole of new spacetime paradoxes.
If that’s the case, try The Road.
Funniest for me is Starship Mine, for several reasons.
Misread “worm” as “woman” at first, was concerned.
MOAR: Ninefox Gambit by Yoon Ha Lee
Not too long ago I did a deep dive for non white male authors (as much as I love Asimov and Iain Banks) and it was really rewarding. Ann leckie, Kameron Hurley, Becky Chambers, Nnedi Okorafor, Lindsay Buroker, to name some, are all good for a spaceship. Strongly suggest NK Jemesin’s Broken Earth, which isn’t spaceships, but still great. It’s been a bit, but I remember enjoying Samuel Delaney’s Nova, as well.
Ooh, another operatic that comes to mind: 2312 by Kim Stanley Robinson
Top left, gorgeous.