Oh no. Were they moving in the wind? That’s so scary

The woman in the bottom right has a very weird arm posture and the seperating lines in the windows are too glossy for cast iron. They’d either need to be wood which I doubt for a stained glass window or polished metal which I’ve never seen before. The window also seems more lit up than the rest of the room. Also the foreground (white flowers in the bottom right) and the window seem to be in focus which is impossible.

Oh right. I already forgot about the underwater data centre hype. Data centre in space would face much of the same challenges so the concept has basically already been tried and failed.

It has come up in talks with a friend of mine, I have read an independent article on it and I have also read Musk wants to do it. That is my experience with the topic. I think it’s patronizing that you tell me how I should phrase my question.

What ultimately stopps us is the fact that the universe is expanding infintly. In the long run more matter is moving away from us than towards us. And this is true for everywhere in the universe. All atoms will eventually become subatomic particles that are increasingly less likely to interact with one another due to them moving away from one another.

Are they still safe for consumption? Have their ideals gone style?

Did you swap the number n with the same n?

It’s not 3.14.1 yet

I watched it so you don’t have to. It’s about a guy who is locked in a Covid-19 individual isolation facility for 7 years (that does not make sense since after about 2 weeks of everyone being locked up all the sick people would be non contagious). In a fantasy dystopia where lizard people are real (there is no evidence they are. It’s a distracting conspiracy story) and people’s freedoms of movement and privacy are completely restricted (privacy has been worse than the movie for a long time. Ironically the guy loves his tablet. Movement restrictions would be too expensive though.) Not to mention that everyone is forced to eat insects and no other meats (you don’t need to eat insects. Meat consumption should be reduced bc. at least 14% of global greenhouse gas emissions are caused because of meat production according to a UN study). Also the rainforest is cut down because it emits CO2 at night(in reality this would release a lot of CO2 captured in the plants). Also only movies which are progressive are allowed ( also wasn’t true as can be seen by the very films existance). There is a bunch of other stuff as well I don’t have the time to get into. It’s not funny or ironic or enlightening. It just gets the reason behind a lot of things happening in the real world wrong and then exaggerates those which makes the thing its trying to say even more wrong.

Imho the remaster looks too ralistic. Haven’t played it tho

This has amazing plasticity. At first I thought it was an inverse clay mold. Whether intentional or not: you have created something interesting.

I played Shadow of the Colosses on my Potato PC with PCSX2. Took a bit of fiddling with the settings but it ran great afterwards. It’s one of my all time favourites. It’s an open world boss battler where you defeat giant climbable monsters. They are only vulnerable in specific spots though so in order defeat them you need to figure out how to reach those. The atmosphere is incredible though and the best part of it. If you want try it I highly recommend being hesitant to look up hints for this one since figuring out bosses is the most fun part.

I couldnt even tell you where the eyes on this thing are

Apparently owls can actually see UV light (source). So it seems possible to me that they benefit from being able to see how old other owls feathers are. Maybe to judge their health or something?