honestly I didn’t hate the ecposition dump at the end. They had a lot of ground to cover and there were still a lot of great scenes so it didnt feel like it dragged for me.

That’s a game of semantics whether you use your TV, PS, Xbox, or PC as the streaming access point. They’re all just computers running operating systems, and don’t for a second think that your PS, Xbox, or PC hasn’t had their own exploits. It’s just far less common for people to think about ensuring their TV OS is…

Im pretty sure you can never hook your LGTV up to the internet and it still works 

Ok

So a show about a civilization from a three star system, whose planet’s orbit traverses among them, gets made and your takeaway is it wasn’t hard enough science? 

Scientifically, it doesn’t matter if the stars are all about the same or not. The 3 body problem isn’t solvable regardless. A lot of people watching the show (based on what I’m seeing people say online) seem to find even the Netflix version confusing so it’s probably got enough science in it for a general audience.

I…

I enjoyed the show, it’s a good sci-fi show that is a big unexpected.

My favorite one is “I like being able to just walk to a co-worker’s desk and tap them on the shoulder!”

The very end of it.    ;)

“Oh, remote was miserable for me! I couldn’t spend minutes talking to co-workers throughout the day, and I wasn’t able to get through my podcast backlog because I wasn’t languishing in traffic!”

Jokes on them, I don’t want to advance in my career. I just want a steady paycheck that accommodates my disability and WFH needs.

I don’t really subscribe to any of the tinfoil hat theories out there, but at the same time I do often ponder how easy it is for the government and media to point at any evidence and say “look at this nutbag” and we all laugh it off. It’s a powerful ability to be able to ruin credibility like that. And no, I’m not…

What about “Amylase, tyrosinase, phosphorylose, catalase, aldehydrase, polyphenal oxidase, phosphatase, peroxidase, glyoxalase, dehydrogenase, sistoamylase and Zymohexase”?

I thought I was too grown up to fall for this kind of thing, but I really want to try these!

Just because you don’t know how to cook fries doesn’t mean the people that mimic your ineptitude are good at it.

They taste like mine I made at home, before I learned to blanch and make halfway decent fries, too. You’re the only one talking about McDonalds lol.

The operative word here was ‘good.’ Yes, In-n-out fries are a fresh cut fry. What they are not is a good fresh cut fry.

They taste identical to how mine taste when I slice potatoes up and deep fry them.

Testify Danny.