

I am quite sorry that you ordered a soul-fullfilling vast amount of tasty tacos, which you now must challenge yourself to consume in a decadent crazed state, possibly over a period of several self-indulgent days. Best of luck!


I am quite sorry that you ordered a soul-fullfilling vast amount of tasty tacos, which you now must challenge yourself to consume in a decadent crazed state, possibly over a period of several self-indulgent days. Best of luck!


Awesome groundbreaking Album! But is this really a fairly crappy 8-bit audio version of it? That would suck. This album deserves, if anything, a few good remasters over the decades. Making an 8-bit version of a masterpiece of music production for it’s time seems like a Bad Idea to me. But to each their own.


Wait. So you are telling me my pterodactyl collection is now irrelevant? After all these years? All the scrimping and saving, and breaking into museums for elusive pterodactyl-related items? I’ve been collecting the wrong items ENTIRELY?! I need to rethink my life…


You are going to accidentally burn your place down, aren’t you?


Cthulhu remembers!
I watched the video, and it’s pretty impressive so far, though for specific use cases i.e. not in all rivers at all spots, AT ALL. But for Fast moving spots in rivers that have the required depth (which is not a ton of depth), These seem to have a lot of potential for very low impact power harvesting with few drawbacks. They slow down the flow of water a bit but for areas that are somewhat steep that is probably more of a benefit than a drawback. They are clearly way way less impactful than for example building a dam. And so far they seem to be fairly thoughtfully designed to avoid contaminating the area or harming the existing fish and so forth.