Right off the chain.

It really whips the llama’s ass.

-RIP Wesley Willis

So it will get here with fusion, flying cars, hydrogen cars, and jetpacks?

If their “carry on” does not meet the size restrictions they absolutely will gate check it at cost. That’s their fault not listening or reading bag size restrictions orbwillfully ignoring them in hopes of forcing an oversize bag into the overhead.

Hey that’s a nice home you have. We’re moving in. You can fight me for it but it will be long and bloody. Probably best you just move out and concede it to me.

There are two types of people. Those who can extrapolate a conclusion from an incomplete data set and

Airbus has only really been in competition with Boeing since the 2000s. Boeing’s merger with Mcdonell Douglas was in 1997 and that is when corporate culture shifted hard away from quality and to machinists, mechanics, engineers, everyone being told to think “how can I increase stock value today”.

I was a flight attendant with TWA, so take this as what it is: advice from 20+ years ago.

If all the overhead bins are full they will gate check your bag; tag it, send it down the external stairs of the jetway, and it will go in the belly with the other checked luggage.

issue is less about humans and more about americans, specifically

Yes

See how deeply entrenched scarcity mentality is in every aspect of our lives.

They also kidnap baby seals and rape them to death, but cutely.

Inside me?

gets scalpel

Here goes…

Then I suggest printing with bananas.

https://www.engadget.com/2014-11-21-3d-print-mashed-bananas.html?guccounter=1

5/7 perfect score

Why are you making 3d models in the kitchen? Use a computer program for that.

And computer networking, especially the ability to remote into a system and make changes or deliver updates en masse, was nowhere near as robust as it is today meaning a lot of those fixes were done manually.

we are seeing multidimensional cross sections of them, which give them such an otherworldly appearance

Accurate or not I’ve always liked Vonnegut’s description of the viewpoint from the 4th dimension to the 3rd:

“The creatures can see where each star has been and where it is going, so that the heavens are filled with rarefied, luminous spaghetti. And Tralfamadorians don’t see human beings as two-legged creatures, either. They see them as great millepedes—“with babies’ legs at one end and old people’s legs at the other,” says Billy Pilgrim.

• Slautherhouse Five, Kurt Vonnegut

One can dream.

I’ve been following the progress on this for a while. Pretty awesome stuff.

https://www.opensourceecology.org/