I saw Obsession and can’t help but think the whole movie could have been avoided with a properly formatted wish.
“I wish that Nikki Freeman loves me more than anyone else in the world, provided that such love arises solely from her own free, voluntary, and genuine choice without any coercion, demonic possession, mind alteration, or loss of her personality or autonomy; that she remains fully herself at all times; and that this causes no harm, injury, death, or negative effect of any kind to her, me, or any other person.”
Delta doesn’t want Starlink. And now they are blocking AI agents.
Man if jet engines came out today they’d stick with propellers.
Me losing my mind at the Tesla Roadster demo: “WTF holy shit! 0-60 under a second! And it flies! It did a fkn barrel roll! The car flies!!!
Wife: It doesn’t fly very far
In 1994 I got a 452mb Seagate hard drive for $399. That was a lot of money. But I justified it by knowing it was so much storage that I’d never need to buy another hard drive ever again.
Adjusted for inflation, the 6 Million Dollar Man would cost about 45 million dollars today. Considering his abilities, that doesn’t sound too unreasonable and the military would prob have a bunch of them.
The YouTube Music service and app that comes with a YouTube premium subscription is severely underrated.
SpaceX should add random stuff just to throw off competitors. Like roll out a Starship with a big plasma ball in a glass nose cone tip and watch the other rocket companies go wtf
Got some new sheets and they have this tag on them. Should be a federal law that all sheet manufacturers do this. I used to never get it right the first time.
Had to zoom in to see what they were doing
A glimpse of what life on the moon could actually look like.
NASA is showing off new renderings for a future lunar base where astronauts could live and work during long-term science missions as part of the Artemis program.
The planned habitat would serve as a hub for crews and robotic missions studying the moon while helping prepare for future missions to Mars.
The reveal is just a preview of a larger announcement expected later this month as NASA shares more details on its next phase of lunar exploration.
Gonna suck when they’re 350 years in and Chrysalis II zips by them after a 5 year flight using some new quantum drive thingy
🚨: Engineers just proposed a 36 mile long spacecraft called 'Chrysalis' that could carry 2400 people to Alpha Centauri, just 4 light-years away from us, on one way trip. The journey will take 400 years!
The passengers who board it will never see Earth again. Neither will their children. Or their grandchildren.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Chrysalis is the winning entry in a design competition for hypothetical generation ships, not an actual engineering proposal feasible with current technology. livescience.com/space/space-ex… centauri-dreams.org/2025/08/12/chr…
How much will a success or failure of the next Starship test flight affect the SpaceX share price on IPO day?
I finished this book a few weeks ago and loved it. Just saw the movie trailer and I’m skeptical it’ll do it justice.
I’m at the window seat over the wing. Flight tracker on the seatback screen shows we’re over the Rocky Mountains and I’d like to open the shade and see them. But then I remember that old Twilight Zone episode with William Shatner and think, meh, why chance it.
Years ago when I was 16 I got a job washing cars at the Lincoln-Mercury dealership. Made $7.25 an hour. Up to then I got a $5/week allowance for house chores. So I told my mom it wasn’t worth my time and wasn’t going to do chores anymore. Turned out it doesn’t work that way.
So annoying that movie trailers on YouTube show a few seconds of the trailer then “TRAILER STARTS NOW” like I needed a trailer for the trailer.
xMoney is going to offer 6% interest. Man I’d love to see them do a brokerage and offer that on the collateral I’m using for cash secured puts.