Also hey, I totally posted again. How yall doing. Everybody have a nice solstice? I can only hope.
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Of the four hundred thousand dying bodies staring at me from the cracks hidden in the walls I recognize only eight at best
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lovecraft blowjob book turned out way better than I expected
Kind of like kavalier and clay, except with lovecraft instead of superman, and therefore horrifying
Good expression of experiences I've had and you've probably had that I'm not sure have been experienced by anyone who hasn't been on a fan forum, but old times were weird too
It's called The Night Ocean, and I do recommend it, but also have to mention that it has several scenes of lovecraft hiring underage sex workers and stuff
Kind of like kavalier and clay, except with lovecraft instead of superman, and therefore horrifying
Good expression of experiences I've had and you've probably had that I'm not sure have been experienced by anyone who hasn't been on a fan forum, but old times were weird too
It's called The Night Ocean, and I do recommend it, but also have to mention that it has several scenes of lovecraft hiring underage sex workers and stuff
They do at least mention the security problem. A bit after the "network isn't reliable enough.... YET" bit
You, idiot: ghost in the shell is unrealistic. Why would people even have those implants, let alone connect them to the internet, which is obviously a security problem so huge it engenders existential crises
Me, absolute genius: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30560812/
Me, absolute genius: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30560812/
Cloud computing for seizure detection in implanted neural devices. - PubMed - NCBI
PubMed comprises more than 30 million citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books. Citations may include links to full-text content from PubMed Central and publisher web sites.
The buckyball is probably my fave
Also, the better algorithm works by doing a full on physics simulation (admittedly with ridiculous physics) to give you an idea of this problem being weird
Also, the better algorithm works by doing a full on physics simulation (admittedly with ridiculous physics) to give you an idea of this problem being weird
So there's this algorithm to get structure diagrams for compounds - not a problem I'd thought of before - and it has a "what not to do" figure that's real funny. doi:10.1021/acs.jcim.6b00391
I've lived here for a while but the fruit salad vans still worry me. Don't think I've seen one ever operating, but they do move. Bad timing? Glasgow ice cream? Large, specifically evolved, camouflaged eaters of children? The jury's still out
Today i wrote my own Segmentation fault. error message with which to drive programmers to despair. I feel so grown up
