Before things like PowerPoint were invented presentations were done with projectors and slide decks. Each slide was on a piece of film and had to be interested into the slide deck one by one and in the correct orientation. It seems that whoever put the slides in put multiple ones upside down.

It’s the day it was posted to the fat side website

Nanowar of Steel is great too. Who else would make a Rhapsody of Fire tribute/parody, make it about Barbie, and then get the original Rhapsody singer to do lead vocals.

Reminds me of this scene from Futurama

Mike Wallace was a journalist on the TV show _60 Minutes _ and this comic is likely a take on journalists asking about sensitive topics. Wikipedia tells me that Wallace had a special in 1982 where he interviewed an American general about the Vietnam war and I wonder if that was the inspiration for this one.

The horns on the shoulders look cool. Other than that it looks like every other jersey Nike has done just with a different font for the numbers.

Ross Scott, the Freeman’s mind guy, has a series called game dungeon where he plays old games and talks about them. That being said he does come off as old man yells at cloud a lot of the time.

Arstechnia has two solid space reporters along with the occasional astronomy piece. They also have a weekly Rocket Report newsletter that goes out Thursday evenings covering what happened in the past week.

There is a vocal contingent of people online who hate that chromium has the vast majority of market share of browser rendering engines.

On hand fuck Tuberville for blocking the unanimous consent vote. On the other if these nominations are so important then why are they not getting a regular vote? I realize that will take longer, but still. Do the Dems not have the votes or something?

An antenna will get you the games broadcast in your market. Other than that YouTube tv with Sunday ticket is the only non-privacy way that I’m aware of.

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