Science, I couldn’t edit haha

To be honest though, learning the *NIX command line is waaaay easier than on Windows. I could never understand how people could use command lines and be any sort of productive, but then after I got a Mac and starting running Linux servers, I realized that the command line on Windows is just terrible.

Rocket signs?

Yeah ... linux isn’t rocket signs. I won’t take you more than a week to learn it.

Venus spins backwards. Incredibly slowly.

My internal monologue says “While you’re here, feel free to rub one out,” literally every time I’m in any room by myself.

Cool! In 2060, the store will remain a static, historic reminder of 2017 construction methods and architecture, due to the inability to upgrade anything inside the building.

Will they have to redesign the roof every few years to match the latest edition?

And somewhere in that picture, unresolvedly small but there nonetheless is my name, along with those a few million of my closest friends. The names are micro-etched on two disks, and it’s not data but actual english characters. Yep, my name is on Mars.

In a wide-ranging interview with Variety, Geoff Johns stated that Warner Bros. has big plans in store for DC’s roster of female heroes, in the wake of Wonder Woman’s success:

It was one of the few good games on it. Being able to choose between playing as a colonial marine, predator, or xenomorph was awesome. The experience for each character was unique as well. Three separate campaigns...it was pretty impressive for the time. That and Iron Soldier were the only Jaguar games I remember…

You know what, I’ll say it, the Lynx was a decent handheld, especially for the time. Just needed better 3rd party support.

I loved playing Warbirds on the Lynx.

There was Tempest 2000 also.

It was pretty good for it’s time - it was essentially three different games, soldier/alien/predator.

That game is largely seen as one of the few if only good game’s on the system, and for for the time, it was pretty impressive in terms of atmosphere. It obviously doesn’t hold up the same under modern standards, but it’s still a solid game.

I just remember reading EGM back in the 90s and they had the hugest boner for the Aliens game on the Jaguar. Like it was some visceral experience and they thought it was one of the greatest games of all time.

WHAT!? Are you saying the Lynx and Jaguar were bad ideas?!

I’m not defending this study, as I think it’s largely ridiculous.

But their question was not, “Does the fetus react?” but, “Does it react more to this signal than it does to this other one?” They claim it did, which they argue shows it’s responding to the pattern and not just the light.