Normally, I would dismiss it as being too on the nose. But after last year’s reveal with the Burn, this totally falls in line. I’m actually hoping I’m wrong. 

So, you know that 10-C is Oros, right? He’s trying to summon up enough energy to get to Valhalla, Stovokor, Heaven, or where the fuck he wants to go. 

Chevrolet Chevette

“As your children bow in prostrate before me…..”

Counterpoint: my wife *wants* to keep driving a stick. I *want* to keep driving a stick. I have a titanium spine and no biofeedback in my left leg. Both our cars are triple black with dark black solid stainless shift knobs. We just moved to NC. In August, driving our cars is like shifting gears with the business end…

Whilst I am very mixed on ST:D, Tig is a fucking delight. That dry sardonic wit is just absolutely perfect. She would be perfect on Lower Decks. 

Cold air intake

I love this. What started as a thing is now a compulsion. Wife and I have owned 8 cars, only one an automatic. I had last year at one time:

1987 Chevrolet Chevette. Gutless machine if I say so. I once had 3 of my friends in there along with my huge speaker box with 15” subs. I got passed by a schoolbus. Loaded. Going uphill.

I worked for Hyundai for 2 years. This surprises me not. It’s mind-boggling how much stupid shit goes on at their plants. Their infrastructure is put together by monkeys on acid. 

GPS assisted climate control.

“As your children bow and lay prostrate before me….”

Let’s take a look at that scene compared to previous battle scenes. Specifically, I’ll use the one between the Roci, a UNN destroyer, and the Razorback featured at the end of “IFF”, Series 3 Episode 2. Now I’m only talking about framing and cinematography here.

I have an implantable spinal cord stimulator. Sure enough, putting my iPhone 12 up to it triggered an emergency shutdown.

Jesus, I just hope that was just a poorly timed shot, because that pic does NOT look like her at all. 

I see the Lazy Songbird shakedown. Looks AMAZING!

I have an implantable pulse generator in my back for pain. The electrodes are in my spinal cord. The remote that controls it is expensive AF. Over $3000 to replace it. So I started looking into a way to control it with open source components, just in case something happened to the remote. It is hilariously easy to…

Thank Beebo! This is one of the only broadcast shows I still watch, primarily because of the craziness of throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks. Looking forward to it!

I’m pretty sure that is how it came about in the first place. Cars have yaw sensors for traction control. Accelerometers are inexpensive now. Add one for relative pitch inclination and use existing systems already in place within the ABS system.

Most hill-holder systems do not rely upon EPB. My TL has a manual transmission and manual parking brake. It also has a hill-holder system. It works by momentarily spooling up the ABS pump and cycling the wheel solenoids to keep pressure in the brake circuit after you’ve lifted the pedal.