Hobbes will avenge him

I’m just here to point out that the image looks like a sand crawler. Utinni!

Heck yeah man, get em

I love this dude’s art

I was hoping there would be something about resource usage. Curse you, steamwebhelper

Why should I leave? They’re the ones who suck. I’m not giving any ground

cmus forever!

Heck yes

Trying to find the item I want to fuse to an arrow in Tears of the Kingdom

No thanks, I’m beyond tired of LLM based “AIs”

Broken trust is hard to fix. Reacting to the consequence doesn’t change the fact that you did the thing. Considering the way the world is going, people are running out of second chances to hand out.

There are just too many accumulated issues and red flags with Mozilla at this point for me. Which sucks, because I loved Firefox. Just one more thing on the pile.

This made me make rapid nasal exhalations

Thank you for your service

Go team trackball!

To tune out and reset my mental and emotional state: Most anything by Paleowolf

To restore hope and interest in seeking good things from life:

• Rainbow Connection by Kermit the Frog
• Glorious Dawn by Melodysheep
• Nightswimming by R.E.M. (This one can be risky though, sometimes it makes me feel even more nostalgia-sad.)

The goofy answer: https://alvinisemo.ytmnd.com/

I see all these comments roasting the protestors, but I’m just glad people are angry. It would have been great if the election went differently, but it didn’t, and we are where we are. Support people getting mad with how things turned out. Stop acting like all these people did nothing until now. I voted, and I’m protesting. I’ll happily welcome non voters in the protests too. Turn your frustration and anger against the people you oppose instead of willing allies.

Why aren’t they wearing pants?

I feel like Dawson and, to a lesser degree, Tyson, go looking for high-fives for dunking on the dumbs, which doesn’t do well at spreading an appreciation for science to those who need it.

Sagan and Feynman seemed to have a much humbler yet more effective way of helping people realize how amazing science can be if they’d just take some time to think about things and question what they believe they know.

All great minds in any case.

Happy Carl Sagan Day!

Desert Solitaire by Edward Abbey. I only discovered it fairly recently and it has already become my go-to read whenever I’m looking for some peace and simple natural spirituality with a generous side of denouncing the absurdity of modern culture and overaggressive “progress” and development.

Boy, the trees are really sneezing today.