I mean technically it’s not but also if you go back far enough no word in the English language is English so who can really say?

“Those who value them most highly”. Funny how the people who are most passionately into everything on earth are somehow also the billionaires. They must have a wild set of deep interests.

At least GPT has some hardcoded ethical constraints.

Oh god, I’d completely forgotten I was watching (and loving) that show. Thanks for the reminder!

Most of the new friends I’ve made in my 40s have been through taking up climbing so, you know, not a million miles off. We’re dangling from ropes at least.

He’ll be on YouTube any minute screaming about his INSANE GARLIC EATING CHALLENGE.

Open All Hours but it’s Quark and Rom. They’ve been caught up in a transporter accident which has put them in 70s Yorkshire, where they have to survive without anyone noticing they’re aliens, involving ever more outlandish headwear each episode.

Guinan and Pelia were probably on Earth at the same time. Give us a buddy comedy about their adventures.

A cooking show with Joe Sisko, travelling between different planets enjoying the local cuisine.

Sadly lost to The Other Place, but I spent half of 2020 primed to post a screenshot of the episode title for Year of Hell Part II at midnight on Jan 1st 2021.

An unabridged version of Year of Hell. Make it an entire season.

Forget an episode. I want an entire Battlestar Galactica style series set in that universe.

Someone was very hung over this morning and decided it was easier to copy and paste a press release than do any journalism.

It feels to me like the problem is too much comms input to policy right now. Seems most policy originates from responding to headlines rather than any sort of belief that it’s the right thing to do.

Just good enough that senior management will go “we’ve got chat/video calling/generic collaboration tolls at home” and stay in the MS ecosystem.

If I could like this twice I would.