Converting a Gorkamorka Firecar YouTube video by Das Nerdspiel

My latest belated Orktober project is finally up on YouTube:
youtu.be/xZ5TO7k5Z_I

I, too, look forward to these daily hits of dopamine.

This is a masterpiece. And your version would have made it so much better.

Both the uniform and the sweater are spot on!

Where did you get these stickers?! I want some because they are so cool!

I am here for this! You are making the world a better place with these.

The only reason I've been to a star trek convention is because my grandma took me to one as a kid (her idea, not mine). I dressed up as a science officer and everything.

I thought that I was set on starship models, but I was wrong.

The best acoustics for today's screaming is on Enterprise D, at the intersect of Jeffries tube 25. I have VIP tickets for a small fee.
For abyss staring, there is a Ferengi tour shuttle leaving DS9 every hour today for tours of a black hole in the gamma quadrant. The tour price includes an open bar.

Can I choose all of them?

A gray tactical marine with orange pauldrons with a toaster on top of a pole coming from the backpack.

WIP: tactical marine carrying a relic (toaster) from old Earth in place of a vexilla.

#warhammercommunity #30k #horusheresy #kitbash #ironhands #chuchu

A red dragon sits on a heap of gold with the caption "How could you possibly blame me for your poverty when the barmaid at the tavern is on welfare!"

It is just wild to me that my father-in-law was born (different state and no connection to Tulsa) just three years after this happened.

This is recent history, not ancient history. Makes me realize that some people that are alive now were raised by people that did this.

But I should look into quarto. It looks interesting!

I've never had a problem. To me, it's a best practice to clear output before saving so you're not bloating the repository. With the output removed, seeing the diffs is very easy.

I'm glad to see that you have a respectably sized banner.

5/5 good work!

To an asshole, all virtue is "virtue signaling."

Mug check:

You're passing up the alliterative "Taco taxi?"

The location of the food court falls under "don't ask, don't tell."

"Look, Star Trek is not a series of barely disguised sexual fetishes dressed up in sci-fi clothing..."

Star Trek: (a post-scarcity society is so hot)

The part that I didn't say was that some try to sound smart but aren't.

My favorite are the people that sacrifice some precision and jargon to communicate more effectively with us lowly mortals that aren't 3 sigma above the mean.

In my experience in computational physics, some writers are just that smart. They choose every word carefully and each word is doing work. Their goal is to be precise so that the reader has all the information they need to reproduce results. The reader is supposed to take a week to get through it.

#startrek

Reginald Barclay Lieutenant Reginald Endicott Barclay III (often referred to as "Reg") was a highly talented Human Starfleet systems diagnostic engineer who lived in the 24th century. In his early days aboard the Ente...

My mistake. He's a lieutenant.

memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Reginal...

Yes, but I would be like commander Barclay from TNG that will transport but will do so nervously because he knows how much could go wrong.

I don't think the person that *might* die because of teleporting has any standing: in the worst case scenario, a quick and, as far as we can tell, painless passage into oblivion while what comes out is identical to what went in.

At least it follows "conversation of personhood."

Not in my opinion. If you have been teleported 1,000 times you'd say "I'm the same me as before teleporting once" and if you did it one more time you'd say you were the same person as before and that you've never been hurt by the teleporter.

It's up to us to decide how we talk about rights and how we interact with the world. I think how we talk about things is very powerful even if we aren't in a position to set wider policy.