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they address it in the 25% you didn’t watch. The first upload realities they created removed the need to eat, sleep, shit, etc and all the people went insane.

people are theorizing that treasure hunter was a secret gold sink for duper’s to trick them into liquidating their stashes. I gave up because it was boring. I plan to do Faschnat when they fix it, though.

I'd buy that for a dollar

He’s skilled. Same reason Shroud does/did well.

Next patch condenses the ARR MSQ

Prune juice, extra large

Enterprise was getting pretty good starting in season 3 and 4, working towards the Romulan War. It's a shame we never got to see that.

Wut? Go back to the memes thread lol "Destroying the old" isn't always a bad thing. The Battlestar Galactica remake was seen as destroying the original 70s one by many, but it was overall a much superior product to a cheesy Star Wars wannabe cash grab. John Carpenter's 'The Thing' basically...

Ya, that scene and the dinner scene seemed to basically be ways of saying "Ingrid isn't 100% vapid shit". Her entire family are toxic psychopaths.

SpaceX did have some pretty big balls live streaming everything, even the failures. I think it does help you appreciate the successes more Virgin is probably concerned because they're still playing catch-up and a public failure could further erode confidence that they can succeed.

DS9 is so damned good...one of the few Treks with actual character growth. Just got watching through the whole series again after not seeing it in probably a decade. Word of caution: Just like TNG season 1, DS9 season 1 is kind of painful (the one episode in the 1st season with Kira and the...

The show mentioned he died without an "upload plan", which is presumably the equivalent of a retirement plan, so Ingrid was basically the one footing the bill. Helps make some sense of the fact that it seems like a decent amount of people in 2gig land were young. Consciousness and memories can...

The show puts forward the idea that it isn't a copy, though. Like when they try to download the guy into a clone, he's like "UPLOAD ME FAST" when shit goes south. This suggests that the consciousness transference is not a copy, but the actual unique transfer of your consciousness and memories...

They do address that. The uploaded person can essentially be treated as property and they apparently have little rights. The upside is their consciousness can live "forever" and the prospect of downloads means eternal life via clone transfer

It's nothing to be ashamed of, but I do see a good number of professional photographers try to keep that association away from their main brand. They'll have completely separate websites or put their NSFW on a site like fetlife or 500px (although since they got sold to China, they're been more...

Most serious photography businesses will usually use their name (full or last name). I've also seen some use different names depending on the content. They'll use their name for the main stream stuff (weddings, portraits, events), then have a named brand for the stuff they don't want to...

Regarding the discussion of the various afterlifes

If you don't want to use your name, use something that evokes the type of photography you do perhaps. So if you do pin-up or boudoir mostly, maybe something along those lines? Like Discreet Lens Photography or whatever. Although names along those lines work better if your intent is to focus on...

Grind dem class quests ;)

Thomas Riker was probably liquidated by the Dominion lol

Actors want roles that allow them to stretch themselves. He played regular ol' captain Picard for close to 2 decades. The idea of some type of deconstruction would have been appealing. At the end of the day, how well that is done lies squarely with the writers, though. There are ways they...

Moonmoon's audience is pepega incels based on his chat, I doubt he would have much crossover with the egirls lol

The point is egirls/thots aren't ruining Twitch, because they attract a completely different market that doesn't really interfere with traditional streamers.

Nana Visitor was on True Blood?

Most actors typically have multi year contracts on shows (usually 7 years, which is why so many shows don’t go past 7 seasons). Salary negotiation doesn’t make sense since I cant see them doing some one year contract type deal

One description I saw that was fitting is it was like a Black Mirror episode with humorous undertones

Pretty much. Virtually any healthcare system fix needs to address price gouging and the incestuous healthcare industry & health insurance industry shit as item #1.

Ya, the "magically repairing Voyager" was pretty contrived. I understand you can only go so far without writing yourself into a corner. BSG was pretty good about having damage that lasted, but they did sort of handwave away the food issue the pilot brings up except for maybe a couple...

True. Ultimately the fault lies with the writers. DS9 was blessed by the fact it had good actors and good scripts through most of its run. 7 of 9 and Doctor were both easy to write stuff for I suppose: Both are trying to gain humanity/acceptance, be it in different ways. It's been forever...

Richard Dean Andrerson left Stargate as regular because of time commitment. It happens.

Riding without a helmet or protection is pretty derp anyways. Ya sure, if you’re traveling 100 mph, get ejected, and smash into a wall, physics are going to fuck you up helmet or not (when the police report mentions opening a helmet and finding it full of brain matter, you know they were...

Solid show. Good Place meets Silicon Valley.

It usually follows a set pattern. Once you learn that pattern, it becomes a bit easier

People gave Enterprise shit, but they improved a lot during their run and the cast was overall more likable than Voyager I would say (outside of 7 of 9 or Doctor, did we really give a shit about anyone on that ship? lol). Plus they brought back excellent character actors like Jeffrey Combs who...

Robocop’s friendship better be the “I’d buy that for a dollar” guy coming out in a SUX9000.

I liked both. Korra was a good sequel, because it showed a post-Aang world and how the actions of the original crew shaped the world, especially how the advanced bending they discovered (metal bending, lightning bending) basically ushers in an industrial and technological revolution. Plus it...

What am I missing? She looks the same in the before and after photos you posted

Warmode was such a shit mechanic

Granted

This. Blizzard micromanages way too much, due to them overcompensating for "losing" control of the Starcraft 1 pro scene. Valve, at the time, at least smartly realized that the game had to grow organically. We're all used to multi-million dollar tournaments now, but its easy to forget that...