I live 15 minutes outside a small town, 1 hour away from the city.

Love it.

That’s more about you than about organ donation. Your experience is not anywhere near normal.

OK soda

Do I look like a fucking star?

If you set the filter high to low you can choose the right amount of cheap.

Family tree maker. https://www.mackiev.com/ftm/

What’s fun about that, is that fonts are copyrightable, but typefaces are not.

It doesn’t require that much computing power, that’s just a variable that gets set.

If the difficulty were set lower, one average computer could easily handle it.

Yeah, but if you had bought starfield at full retail price there’s a pretty good chance you’d have regrets about it.

I absolutely don’t mind spending a couple bucks a month to try a bunch of games. If there’s something I like and want to play a lot, I’ll eventually buy it.

I like game pass as an option for playing games that I don’t want to spend $60 on. But I also want the option to own it forever.

Yes, its a DNS server. You can set up your device to use whatever DNS server you choose, including pihole.

I’ve got my VPN connected with pihole as the default DNS server so it works on my phone when I’m not at home.

Who is this?

Am I old?

Her face looks 16 and her boobs look 35

Correct.

Could the book have been Gravity? There was an unrelated book with that title about a woman in space

Maybe you’re thinking of interstellar. They got a lot of kudos for the work they did imagining what a black hole would actually look like.

Primer, Robocop, Children of Men, Moon, District 9

How does Clooney’s motion fall under angular momentum? The ISS wasn’t spinning. So everything is angular momentum if you include things that aren’t spinning relative to each other.

Orbital mechanics aside, following Newton’s laws of motion is kind of a basic requirement for any movie that’s not fantasy.

Not just angular momentum. She flew hundreds of miles and drastically changed orbit in an MMU. And when George Clooney died there was nothing pulling him away from the space station. The movie is called gravity, but they weren’t following the basic rules of how things work when there’s no gravity.

It would be like someone hopping on a child’s scooter and chasing down a bullet train three states away, or having a character randomly able to fly. If you’re going to break the basic rules of how the universe works, you have to provide an explanation. If the explanation is magic, you have to have things that are magic and non-magic, and a system of how magic works. This is as much hard science fiction as the Fast and Furious movies.

I don’t even care about the ghost, people hallucinate.

My only nit pick about the Martian is that there isn’t enough atmosphere on Mars to cause the kinds of winds they show. Still a solid movie though.

The part that had me screaming at the TV was where George clooney’s character and Sandra Bullock’s character were tethered together. There are attached to the space station via straps. George Clooney releases the clip and immediately goes flying off into space. There’s no spinning, nothing at all pulling him away. If he unclipped, he would just hang there.

I’m not trying to be a stickler here, but if you’re making a movie about space following the basic details of how things move around in space is kind of important.