If they had instead focused on Kirov production the Ukraine war would have gone very differently.
And when you are out at sea, you have left port.
That sounds like some Metric bullshit.
I always thought it was "Not Safe For Lunch", as in it could be vomit-inducing.
I always thought it was "Not Safe For Lunch", as in it could be vomit-inducing.
Same for me. Mine has an immobilizer, though. Stupid fuckin kids.
Shake it once, that's fine. Shake it twice, that's OK. Shake it three times? You're playing with yourself.
Aw, that one is cancelled? I rather enjoyed it.
I totally get why it was not easy to promote, but damn it was good shit.
Pushing Daisies really deserved another few seasons, but the (previous) writer's strike left it with a really abrupt and unsatisfying end. There wasn't any other show quite like it.
And of course, the perennial winner of such threads, Firefly. At least that got a movie though.
Last I checked, most apartments have parking lots.
Please, show some respect to Tom Lehrer
Yet. As I understand it, that's in the pipeline and at least one kbin app is in development.
Good point, that's also doable. A little more complicated, maybe, but not hugely so.
I'm not an expert on these things, so take this with a sizable grain of salt.
Naturally, you would need some other device that would listen for voice. Something like Alexa. You could probably do it from your phone using Google Assistant or Siri.
Your computer will also need to support Wake On LAN (WOL). Many do, though you may have to go into BIOS/UEFI settings to enable it.
Then, you just set up a routine in your assistant of choice to send a wake on lan "magic packet" to the computer, which will trigger it to turn on. I'm not certain if that's supported natively in any particular assistant, but if not you can likely find add-ons or additional software (like Home Assistant) that can make it happen.