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That’s the one I get attacked for. I use m-dashes all the time. I love them.

‘Released’ is ‘uploaded’. It went on sale just last week, not in July.

Craig was a complete reboot. Why shouldn’t the next one be? Don’t worry. It’s the 4th biggest franchise on the planet (after Marvel, Potter, and Star Wars). It’ll be just fine.

Yikes. The amusing reply is, of course, bacon. But one food? Man, it's gonna change not just day to day but hour to hour. Right now I'm craving pizza. So, for this one moment, I'll say pizza. It'll be something entirely different in an hour or two though. Oooh. Curry! A nice lamb dhansak...

I so read that as “edible”.

I think it’s important to remember that while Superman is said to be “invulnerable” he’s not. He’s just very tough. He can be beaten by brute force—you just need a lot of it. He can survive one nuke, but that almost kills him. A bigger nuke, or a second nuke, would probably do it. While that is...

Seems the poll is pretty much overwhelmingly negative, with only 10% of people not put off by AI. It's encouraging that 90% of folks voted against it.

How so? I've seen my own writing being accused of being AI when it wasn't (not to mention artists being constantly accused of it). I don't think these things are as obvious as some people like to claim, and having been on the receiving end of false accusations of such more than once, I am leery...

Thank you!

I have them but I don’t know which they are. Assuming they are Transformers and not a different transforming robot toys. They do have Autobot and Decepticon badges though.

I have never seen any of that food! We used to go out, party, etc. on NYE. These days we have friends over, order a ton of takeaway food, drink lots of alcohol and just hang out until everybody is tired. Tonight I think it's gonna be 4 large pizzas, and one of each side they do, in a weird...

As the documentary Superman: The Movie clearly shows, you can only catch one. As long as people fire only one nuke at a time, in an orderly fashion, you should be able to keep up with them, but as soon as two are in the air, you're choosing one.

So it's a retroactive classification based on whether it sells well?

What's the difference between a homebrew $5 product and a 3PP?

You can't whizz around 24/7 at Mach 9 for the next 40 years. What sort of life is that?

I am not willing to use ChatGPT because I have ethical issues with LLMs. Thus the big "IF" in my post. So no, I would not buy it. I don't know what you mean. I am not willing to steal anything. Yes. Therefore I wouldn't do it. I don't know why you think I would.

The very first full-time employee of TSR, the company which created D&D, passed away last night after a sudden illness. A playtester for early versions of Dungeons & Dragons and TSR's first employee in 1975, Tim Kask worked as an editor for the company, notably for Dragon Magazine. He left TSR...