Expired-pie, obviously

Your post history smells of Grimreaper

Yup, none of us were worried upon the discovery. The can was intact, and it had been stored in the fridge all this time, just forgotten in the back. My GF didn’t noticed that the one I had bought for her to use was still in the bag, so she’d assumed it was the one in the fridge.

The only sad aftermath was the conclusion that we couldn’t eat a proper pie like that again without waiting a couple of years.

In my household we have something we call expired-pie. The name comes from my GF accidentally using this tin of ham that was two years past expired, instead of the one I’d just bought for the recipe. It turned out great and nobody got sick. Then we discovered the accident.

Also, it is my firm belief that a properly made cheesecake is a type of pie.

I’d argue that at this stage, the old lostprophets songs are OK, now that Ian Watkins is dead (that stabbing in the neck couldn’t have happened to a more deserving guy) - He’s not benefiting from it.

I came here to whine about people never being able to get past the “art independent of its artist” argument I see more and more for some reason.

But I decided to do some searching and at least learn the broad strokes of what’s going on here. TIL about d4vd, so yeah, fuck that guy.

Ah, I’m glad you asked - I’m an expert* on this topic. While the mental faculties of zombies are long gone, the brain still plays a part in moving limbs. The neural pulses from the brain control the muscles, even if the consciousness died a long time ago. The brain sends instructuons to the limbs, even if what is causing the brain to send them is something entirely foreign (like the Knox Virus).

To put it simply, the cerebellum (a.k.a. the “Little Brain” is what is used to move the muscles. A human brain with only the cerebellum intact could in theory still move, provided something instructs the cerebellum.

As for sharp teeth: Any dullness can be compensated for through brute force.

*: 1100 hours in Project Zomboid

Kane from C&C would turn the arts&crafts group project into a cult of personality hellbent on world domination.

A nudge usually does the trick. Sometimes a gentle push is needed.

And when I shared a bedroom with unsignificant others (army), whoever snored got army boots thrown at them. Not recommended for significant others.

Somewhat agree. I was thinking “blue but not quite”. Dirty or pale (or both) are reasonable qualifiers.

If cell phone coverage is not an issue, I’d keep it simple and just use a GPS tracker app on the phone, then keep it on silent.

I would assume line of sight and/or distance would be an issue, otherwise I would consider a meshtastic setup.

If it’s purely in case of emergency, consider a SART or EPIRB (or similar), but that wouldn’t allow for live tracking - but if you do set one off, you will definitely be found.

Not sure about when. However, anyone seeing that the dog is fine os liable for any damage caused. Put up a sign or something to make it obvious that there’s no need to try be a hero today. Any damage caused can only be defended if they were obviously acting to help in an emergency - ignoring signage does not constitute an emergency.

Also, this picture comes to mind:

My mom’s dog loves car rides too, and my previous car used to belong to my parents. The snout marks on the inside of the windows and the fur stuck in the interior never went away, lol.

Physically fighting a closing CD ROM tray in the 90s made me feel back then that the robot apocalypse couldn’t possibly be that far away.

But then I started working as a programmer, and while there are some niche technologies that are impressive on the surface, today’s “AI” simply lacks the advanced reasoning required to fulfill the role beyond a fancy autocomplete, and while the mechanisms and cybernetics in humanoid robots are objectively cool, there’s no power source compact and efficient enough to make Sonny a realistic possibility any time soon.

I think we’re closer to “Brazil” than “A.I.”. Possibly the future depicted in The Terminator, if you remove the intelligence and intent aspect of Skynet. I can easily imagine some battlefield planning software (deployed by Peter Thiel, because of course it’s him) going rogue and causing a similar future.

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Probably. But not any more so than any other privileged white woman of that era.

Source: Just an assumption, as I haven’t stumbled across anything explicitly stating that she was anything else.

EDIT: I’ll defer to Disregardable for more substance, as it would seem she was actually LESS racist than her contemporaries.

Nicest: Factorio. No matter what you build, people will applaud you for it. Someone comes in, excusing their design for neither being efficient nor pretty. “If you had fun building it, it’s already great.”

Worst: War Thunder. So much toxicity in the chat it’s impressive. Plus a fair bit of edgy kids dabbling in racism and neo nazism. I guess that’s a side effect of being Free to Play

EDIT: Downvoted by war thunder players.

Norway. Far from perfect, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.

There is a bit of a wait for non-critical stuff, but for the most part that’s OK. It’s technically not free: costs around 30$ equivalent to see the doctor for anything not critical. Not sure why; I think it’s mostly symbolic.

My kid broke his arm last year and got a titanium rod inserted into the bone. The only expende was that I bought a sandwich while he was in surgery.

Norwegian: Rhymes with Debra, provided that the B is soft. “Seh-bra”

While your statement is true, it made me wonder if it’s theoretically possible to do it with something else than a computer.

Let’s define the simplest form of an AI: An if-then-else clause… Would anything not alive capable of doing this task be considered a computer?
I guess a mechanical contraption could do it, but that would also make it a mechanical computer, right?

Snorlax is my spirit animal