In the books, you couldn’t mistake Murderbot for a human.
In the books, Murderbot repeatedly remarks that it can easily pass for human among humans, but other constructs would spot it immediately.
In the books, you couldn’t mistake Murderbot for a human.
In the books, Murderbot repeatedly remarks that it can easily pass for human among humans, but other constructs would spot it immediately.
I love the books. Murderbot is my competence porn. It’s all about smart people getting out of bad situations by doing smart things.
What does a wienermobile do? Hand out free sausages?
Are you sure that America aren’t America’s enemies?
That appears to be an actual paramilitary force.
It’s not just me, right? Other people can see it too?
I do, and I’m not even ashamed of it.
They kinda suck for driving though, because they don’t turn dark inside a car.
I take 'em off. The inside of a building is glare-free enough.
I can think of a couple of things, but they’ll get you on a list.
What does the video add to the experience of doing something else?
I think you mean survivorship bias favours the bold.
That joke was funny the first time I saw it, 20 years ago.
I searched my heart for a drop of compassion for this man, and found nothing.
My wife and I always wanted to visit the US for Gencon. We were making plans for next year. Now we’re thinking it might be nice to see the architecture in Warsaw instead.
I learn current slang just to use it wrong. Nahmean, cringe?
What’s the girl equivalent of this? I’d like to have some conversations with my wife that don’t send her off on list-making/plan-making expeditions or remind her of something she wanted to research on the internet.
Local companies are out-competing the multinational on price, quality and local knowledge. Isn’t this the free market working as intended?
“We dropped all our bombs! PEACE!”
Wish I could appreciate the irony, because there’s nothing else going for the situation.