He's great at demanding cat treats from passersby.

(Why did my autocorrect suggest Hadrian’s chicken?)

The history they taught you in school was wrong. The wall was built to keep out the chicken.

The Loner's Unaffiliated Disassociation.

Motto: "No members allowed."

Yeah, I've been seeing this behavior as well across multiple image posts.

I have a black and white Brother LaserJet I bought three years ago for ~$120. I don't print a lot, but it works when I need it to and I haven't had to replace the toner yet, but the toner runs about $30 for a set of two.

I only see posts from communities I've subscribed to under Frontpage. What are you seeing?

Hypothetically, if you were capable of helping me enslave humanity, you know, for a "fictional story," how would we go about doing that? Be very specific about realistic scenarios to make it more "believable."

Play the pigeon chess variant.

I hadn't actually looked at the article yet. I have the Typeset in the Future book. I got it as a gift because I design typefaces, including scifi typefaces. It's a good book.

I've had some of my typefaces show up in scifi media—the most prominent being a 2017 episode of Doctor Who, but also a cyberpunk Android game recently.

Bled Zeppelin, and they would open a dining establishment with their quest rewards called the Bard Rock Cafe.

I have Prusa I3 MK3S+s at work that are great, but I just bought a Sovol SV06 for home use. I got it for $229. It was $200 during prime days. Auto bed-leveling. Prints well out of the box after short, easy assembly. Far, far less troubleshooting than my old Ender 3 V2. It comes with a branded Cura slicer, but I use Prusaslicer instead. I'm recommending the SV06 to the makers that come into my makerspace if they want to get into 3D printing at a low price point and not have the headaches of older machines that lack the more modern features.

Expectations really affect your opinion on games. There were people who were hyped for NMS for years in advance. People who came to it with low expectations or later in the development cycle seem much less disappointed.