On FTL: I want that game’s primary loop, but in a Fallout-style role playing game. Have a universe you’re free to move around in. Rather than a single person gaining stats and abilities or whatever, you install equipment and hire crew. Kinda similar to the existing game, where having a leveled up medbay allows for certain actions. But make it one longer game you can sink your teeth into rather than a roguelike.

I gave up on the final boss of Minish Cap. I was playing the game on the Wii U.

Idiocrat

Look up how to use FreeCAD’s spreadsheet.

No, all CAD software sucks. I use FreeCAD myself and just got used to the jank.

The Matrix references are dated but not the Lion King references. Or the 1970’s movie it ripped off.

If it’s the former, why be excited, if it’s the latter, who cares?

So either AOC is a terrible politician or the DNC won’t push her.

Uh huh. Keep going.

Okay, so question: Why, in two out of the last three election cycles, has the DNC put forward “utterly terrible politicians” as the party leader and candidate for the world’s highest office?

Both that have lost to Donald Trump.

No woman has won a presidential race in the United States.

Look, I’d like to see that little shit do better.

Yeah, think of all those divorce lawyers out of a job.

Homestaw Wunnew.

No lemons, on melon.

Too bad I hid a boot.

Lisa Bonet ate no basil.

War sir is raw.

Was it a car, or a cat I saw?

The bus wasn’t the problem here.

“On the same highway system in the same reality” is apparently too close for this negligent shithead.

LLMs like Gemini have basically the exact same UI form factor as the Starship Enterprise’s computer. All you need is that little tweedle “I’m listening” prompt and a Text-To-Majel-Barrett library. Thing is, on the Enterprise, it always correctly worked. If you asked it for a statement of fact you’d get a quote out of a database. Gemini will just make shit up that sounds plausible.

Well straight off the dome I can think of another:

A wall that is straight up and down is said to be ‘plumb’. …like pipes? Kinda! The tool we use to measure verticality is called a plumb bob, a heavy weight with a point on one end and a string on the other. The Romans named the tool after the material they made it out of. In English we call it lead. In Latin they called it plumbum. Which is where pipes got their name; they made pipes out of lead. It’s why the Atomic symbol for lead is Pb.