Peppycito

And if they are saved, why can't I look at them?

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast

That sounds like an excellent place to start.

I’m sure we can find some middle ground between nothing and shoot-the-place-up.

or to do something really gross to keep the stuff in their digestive track longer. Looking at you, rabbits.

I suggest the pressure treated ones. They’ve got the most flavour.

So in this case they saying carpet but mean flooring.

I haven’t been to many gyms, but is there usually carpet in gyms? Seems gross.

Bob Dobalina, Mr. Jones…

The thing is spacex’s whole falcon 9 architecture needs something to do. They very quickly cleared the backlog of satellites waiting to launch and now they’re waiting for space start ups to materialize and want to launch things into space. The majority of falcon 9 launches now only launch starlink. It’ll get even worse if they can make starship work, they’ll have a huge capacity with nothing to put in it. Ai data centers in space are an attempt at justifying the entire concept of starship or at the very least employ the falcon 9 team. This and spacex going public tell me the return on investment of a space based internet provider maybe isn’t profitable enough to fund a rocket development program. Their big cash cow, being the ISS taxi, is winding down and now they’re looking for suckers with money.

Carrot Top

Welcome to post-truth.

I thought the future would be cooler

It’s a beaut!

You suffer from false nostalgia. The old machine is a beast, yes, but it has a swing shuttle. It holds very little thread, is hard to wind and load, gets tangled and makes a really crappy lockstitch. Has no reverse, piss poor stitch length adjustment and not enough balls to handle any layers without the belt slipping. The new one is a piece of crap in comparison of build quality, but in terms of function and utility it blows the old one out of the water. And price. I have an old one and have used it lots. It’s fun to use, but far from efficient. I’ll keep it around for the apocalypse but I’ll use a modern one from at least the 70’s (the nineteen seventies).