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And even if it's not the one that answers your question, there's apparently one edition of the Britannica that's considered peak. Does anyone remember which it is?
Yeah I agree with you and the two siblings that it's still a good show and very enjoyable to watch. The franchise had its spinoffs and its run and then died, but now Amazon MGM is attempting to revive it. What I'm asking is more: at what point does it become a referent in the nostalgia cycle whose 'memberberries can be harvested? It doesn't seem as ready to go as classic 90's conspiracy theory stuff (which would absolutely be part of 90s!Stranger Things), X-Files, etc.
At what point does Stargate (particularly SG-1) rotate back into consciousness?
Over the past few weeks we've had several serious vulnerabilities found in the Linux kernel (CopyFail, DirtyFrag, PinTheft), and LLM assistance has reduced the gap between "suspicious bugfix smells like it might patch a vulnerability", "someone other than the reporter/reportee has PoC and/or a working exploit", and "attackers are deploying it live in the wild" to nearly zero time.
Curl is an unusually disciplined project, and I think it is hard to generalize lessons from it.
How did we lose these moral antibodies? Best I can think of is that they adapted to the busybodies from the right, which were more church/establishment coded, than the left-flavored ones we have now.
froze her eggs in her late 30s
This cannot have helped. I wonder how her story would have changed, if she'd done it at 20?
The state already takes a strong view about how any child is raised, most notably via the education system.
The Protoss SC2 campaign is just "there are N locations each guarded by progressively stronger groups of enemies" over and over again. It's tiresome. And if the writers had the balls to keep Kerrigan human and have some amount of control over the Zerg, and reckon with what she did as the Queen of Blades, then the back half of HotS would have been much more interesting.
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I can't find any good community things about this. Could be the 13th? That's got things like Houdini writing about "Conjuring", Marconi writing about wireless telegraphy, etc:
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Encyclopaedia-Britannica-English-language-reference-work/Thirteenth-edition
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