As several commentators on Twitter have noted that plain old ChatGPT leans liberal, libertarian in values by a fair amount.

Now, not only can I not buy a single player game anymore because nobody makes them, but I can get yeeted out of the game I paid money to be able to play because I've not had a chance to git gud (because every time I play, I get yeeted for not yet being good.)

The day Sony does this on one game on their platform is the day my PS5 becomes a display item and it's Xbox from then until forever.

You're correct, I meant He3. Typos. Good catch.

This is why we need to start "Operation Add an A" and try to convince some sneaky congressman to insert a single letter into the budget appropriations bill, and hope nobody notices until all of the NSA's checks start getting routed to NASA instead.

Let's strap a couple rockets to it and move it to lunar orbit. Empty it out of personnel, let it do a nice, slow burn to lunar orbit. Slower is cheaper in space. Let it take however long it does to get there, and then we can start sending unmanned Dragon capsules back out to resupply it and lunar shuttles via SpaceX. This would be a good "next step" toward eventually building a permanent structure on the lunar service, and could eventually serve as a sort of waystation for missions on the way out to Mars.

Bear in mind: The lunar soil is full of O3 and H3, which both make for excellent rocket fuel. An unmanned refinery on the moon could turn Luna into a gas station for any interplanetary mission at a fraction of the cost of lifting all that material out of Earth's orbit.

A thin, hollow cylinder breaks the skin, then uses negative pressure to draw blood up into it? Don't we have those?

Oh, yeah. It's called a syringe

Just put a gun on every drone. Then nobody in Congress will give a shit no matter how many people your drone inconveniences, maims or kills, because NRA lobby.

The Atari 2600 was released in 1977.

Christmas Special or GTFO.

... Elon Musk has one hell of a rager over this. This could make electric cars that could go from Florida to New York on one charge, and recharge in similar time to a gas refill, a possibility.

Say you got 500 miles to a charge, which is a reasonable amount if these numbers are to be believed. That's the amount of miles driven by the average US driver in 2 weeks. So if the battery needs to be replaced after 8-10 charges, you're talking once a quarter. If the battery costs $250 and is easily user-replaceable, this isn't a big deal:

My quick, rough math says that if it lost 5% of the original maximum after every charge and the maximum charge of a brand new battery were 500 miles, 10 charges would come out to 3875 miles. If the battery can be produced for $250, that comes out to 15.5 miles to every $1 spent on the battery. Now, consider experiments are in progress to allow free/nearly free recharges, so the cost would really be reduced to just the battery. The current gas price I see out my window is $3.33/gal and my Scion xB gets about 30 MPG.

So, my Scion costs $3.33 to go 30 miles. The Tesla with a $250 battery would cost $2, and not explode the environment.

I'm sold. // of course these costs are pure conjecture until we know more.

Kraid and Ripley.
Bebop and Rocksteady.
Palom and Porom.
Mordor and Shayol Ghul.
Orpheus and Persephone.

Pain and Panic.

*tosses the Companion Cube into the incinerator* WIIIILSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!