And the trail of colourful footprints after

Gestures broadly around at everything

It all depends on your reference point. Typically when orbits are depicted for human understanding, they’re given a top-down view. Think like Open Street Maps. It could be depicted on its side, like watching race cars around a race track, but it can result in more visual distortions than a simple top-down view.

Alternatively, if you’re referring to orbits with high inclinations relative to the orbital plane, that also happens. Pluto, for example, has an inclination of ~17°, which is one of the reasons there are theories it was not part of the solar system when the solar system formed.

Depending on your phone OS, iOS supports disabling biometrics if one repeatedly clicks the lock button. But this only narrows the attack surface, and relies on you having the wherewithal to recognize a situation when this needs to be done, or even being in a situation where you’d be able to.

The greatest, even.

I ordered some blank playing cards so they can be properly shuffled, and stand up to wear and tear.

I also plan to make some cards require incremental destruction in order to be used.

Lots of room here for an interesting game.

The horrors persist, but so do I.

No free meals

Just wait until you learn about companies which pay per diem when traveling.

I had thought the same until we visited Idaho and discovered not only the Potato Museum, but also Craters of the Moon national monument, EBR-1 which was one of the world’s first nuclear power plants, and the stunning rolling hills in the north.

I was kinda surprised at the neat things to see out there.

There’s always the Potato Museum in Idaho: https://maps.app.goo.gl/zz2tdFfJ7T65sygLA

I couldn’t paste the whole text in a single comment so here it’s on a pastebin: https://pastebin.com/nnhVS0DP

This guy is trying to rip you all off.

My firm can do it in 3 weeks for $2000, and for an additional $8000 we’ll include our patented Knowledge Crystals which when placed under your pillow imparts the hyper advanced course while you sleep.

A slow-burn read by learning Japanese first. This one will take me while.

Which one, if you can recall? I love interactive books.

It’s a worthy story. Lots of little Easter eggs.

Write a book where the spine is a required piece of the story for its understanding or completion.

Kind of like how House of Leaves is best enjoyed with the actual book.

Nice try Big DST.

What was this in response to?

Attention spans.

I don’t understand. Someone read this to me.