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There's a sci-fi story I know of with two endings, and the "normal" one ends with:

"And he lived happily ever after."

From the context in the story that is actually super creepy and depressing.

The other ending is much more upbeat, despite including a few billion deaths.

Edit:
I already spoiled the endings, but if you want to read it, it's This.

So is that media available now?

That should tell us something about the nature of the settlement, but I'm guessing it's a 'no'.

You're not the boss of them, now

Around 700 lbs (318 kg) of wood.

I have never seen an analog clock like that. That's awesome!

I think of Yahoo as 'The search engine that malware sets as default to get paid for referrals or something'.

A program such as the one in this post is a loop designed (intentionally or not) to run out of stack regardless of how much there is. I'd call that an illness rather than a symptom.

That was so last Christmas.

I'm a little surprised the word 'bokeh' isn't found on that page. Photographers have been reviewing and comparing how each model of lens blurs probably since the invention of the camera lens. But of course this is a different level.