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Oh god. Someone just told me a few days ago that I look like Ewan McGegor in Star Wars, and now that I see that, I see it so much. I can’t stop staring.
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jkahless wrote:ukimalefu wrote: Obi-Wan or Jesus? image
Oh god. Someone just told me a few days ago that I look like Ewan McGegor in Star Wars, and now that I see that, I see it so much. I can’t stop staring.
obvs wrote:You made me snortlaugh.TOS wrote:![]()
MahaNakhon Tower is a luxury mixed-use skyscraper located in Bangkok, Thailand and was opened in late August 2016. Designed with a unique pixelated facade, it features the unconventional appearance of a glass curtain walled square tower with a cuboid-surfaced spiral cut into the side of the building. It has been recognized as the tallest building in Thailand at 314.2 m (1,031 ft), with 77 floors
ukimalefu wrote:TOS wrote: that is extremely awesome
...until it transforms into a giant robot and starts obliterating the city, and then... the world!
NEW YORK—This year's New York International Auto Show was rather busy when it came to new car reveals. It was the North American debut for Jaguar's exciting I-Pace and Hyundai's Kona Electric electric vehicles. It saw the world premieres of the new Toyota Corolla and Nissan Altima, both of which should sell in their hundreds of thousands. Not to mention the new Audi RS5 Sportback, which almost certainly won't. But unusually for an auto show, the one thing that wasn't thick on the ground was the concept car.
However, the few that we did see were all rather exciting, each in its own way. Most were thinly veiled production cars, stalking horses for models soon to arrive in the showroom, like Lincoln's Aviator. But the most jaw-dropping was a machine unlikely to ever go into production, the Genesis Essentia.
DEyncourt wrote: Russia's postal system tested a $20 K drone and it did not go well:![]()
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Mustapha Mond wrote:TOS wrote:![]()
Such is my life.
Except this year the weather can't decide what's up, so this morning it's beautiful and warm and blue and green, and this weekend we're supposed to get 8 inches of snow.
It's beating the human waste out of me.
ukimalefu wrote:DEyncourt wrote: Russia's postal system tested a $20 K drone and it did not go well:![]()
it hit right between the windows
failed "postal drone"? that's what they say. Maybe it's really a very accurate weapon guidance system they were testing.
DEyncourt wrote:ukimalefu wrote:DEyncourt wrote: Russia's postal system tested a $20 K drone and it did not go well:![]()
it hit right between the windows
failed "postal drone"? that's what they say. Maybe it's really a very accurate weapon guidance system they were testing.
Well, that depends on a lot of things.
If the intention was KILLING PEOPLE then running into a wall would not have been a good design. That drone (or at least the main body aside from the rotors) was small enough to fit through one of those windows, so conceivably some sort of a delayed fuse could have increased "yield".
OH, WAIT...I'm saying that with my "public voice"?![]()
Ticks rising
In a warming world, ticks thrive in more places than ever before, making Lyme disease the first epidemic of climate change
https://aeon.co/essays/how-lyme-disease ... ate-change
TOS wrote: when a forest eats too much taco bell![]()
Metacell wrote: Oh I wish they would make a 3d version of that! I would even go to a Phish concert to score some acid! (I've seen it at the theater before).