A little googling shows that the chart comes from a hypothetical Stargate roleplay wiki called Stargate: The Next Generation, set 13 years in the future.

Those cows lost their shit.

So if you were applying to the SFWA, would having your work published by those three be worth more than, say, Lightspeed, or Clarkesworld? I don't know what the SFWA acceptance process is like.

Hi Tam!

Who are the "big three" digest magazines?

Why was it shot on a camcorder?

You're a bad person and there is no joy in your life.

Am I the only one who was covering my eyes and shouting at the TV when Tara's mom was telling her to feed on her? That was seriously squick. Made me think of the boys' crazy "mom" on Venture Bros.

You missed the new Dresden Files book. It's supposed to be out in December.

Short but -dense-. Those adamantium bones have got to add some pounds.

Tin is also magnetic.

A tiny subset still manage to hold up. I watched a bunch of episodes of Big Guy and Rusty, and Jackie Chan Adventures a little while back, and they were still awesome.

Well he doesn't get invited to parties! Shows what you know, asshole!

What if you added a sort of open source, social media component? The filters you place on reality sort of amount to a graphic theme; I see this street as a steamy jungle filled with my friends, you see it as an art deco ballroom filled with -your- friends. But if we know each other, then we can share themes, and…

Toronto is considering, like, exactly the opposite thing right now. One of our elevated highways is literally falling to pieces, so some people think we should just cover it in dirt and make it a park.

No love for Hannu Rajaniemi?

I'd give io9 some serious journalism cred if they could get me a look at those textbooks. Especially an English version.

Ugh, you're a bad person.

So where is the cutoff for this effect? You can see the CMB at 99.99995% of c, but would you see it at 95%? Or 90%? Presumably an accelerating spacecraft's view would change as it picks up speed, with the stars slowly blueshifting, and then disappearing altogether, to be replaced by the visible CMB. I'd love to see a…

Honestly, it sounds like the stem cells worked perfectly. The dumb doctors squirted some calcium in there without thinking it through, so the stem cells just started .... building bone. The little guys did their job well. It's not their fault the work-order was wrong.