It’s a long tradition

Something about Troi in such a casual pose seems so odd lol. Shes always so rigid

Im pretty sure that’s Astra Militarum numbers

Yeah, and eventually he came around. He was never supposed to be perfect, but he grew, and that made him interesting.

Thats why we have Garak

It doesn’t matter who you are, Evil Kira wants you lol

Round of applause to Deep Space 9 for holding up after all these years, half that station was bi at the very least.

Oh she wasnt the one saying “no” lol

I felt poor Odo’s distress so deeply as an asexual

Till she met Odo, anyway

Be honest, youre just hiding from Lwaxana aren’t you

Hell March intensifies

24 usually, 45min episodes. Absolutely doable with a few hours to spare

There isnt one. Like someone else said, we’re lucky to have it. Nobody’s going to go through the mountain of effort to create a whole new Wikipedia when you can literally download it for free. In every language, including Idiot. Why bother?

…none? It’s also free?

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Microwave on a dedicated circuit above counter in kitchens and gfci protected per code

You’re not putting a space heater on your kitchen counter

And once again youre supplying up to 1200w, not drawing 1200w. Any power supply system will just be matching the load being drawn

I really dont think this is the degree of a problem you think it is

I mean, yes. That’s how I make my living, im an electrician. But once again, supplying 10 amps is really not a risk in the majority of cases imo

Could be an issue for older homes with 14g branch circuits, but honestly i dont see 1200 watts being much of an issue on 20A circuits with 12g wire. Code required pretty much all branch circuits to be GFCI or AFCI protected now as well. Obviously that doesn’t mean anything for older homes that haven’t been updated yet, but AFCIs will catch the problems. Almost too aggressively.

1200 watts is only 10 amps, and branch circuits are laid out much more sensibly now than in previous decades.

Idk, as long as the home isnt like a double-wide from the 70s it should be fine.

I read Hardcore Zen by Brad Warner at a fairly young age and liked his characterization of it. Like I said, it has a straightforward, practical quality to it that I appreciate. Most of what ive read on it since (im currently reading The Three Pillars of Zen, which is also from a Soto perspective) emphasizes discipline more than “religious” practices, which appeals to me. Im not much for religious ceremony or ritual, but i can understand discipline and practice. Even if I often fall short.