More like "Dennis Ritchie did pioneering work in the field of computer languages in the 70s that evolved through the current age of crypto blockchain 'smart' contracts"...

Well, maybe they could re-purpose them for use with those newfangled inhalers that are all the rage around her lately... :P

Dr. Oetker, of course, is from Bielefeld, which famously is also a non-existant town, so I'd caution taking your post with a huge grain of (diluted but sterile) salt...

No, Romero is not "currently working on Sigil II" as mentioned in the year-old tweet, he actually took today's anniversary to actually release it; a free download, plus a paid version for 6.66 USD if you also want the in-game music that was specifically made for it...

"You must gather your party before venturing forth"
"You must gather your party before venturing forth"
"You must gather your party before venturing forth" ...

Your suggestion to HP: Be Brother.
What HP implements: Big Brother.

You think you had it bad? We didn't even have a home - we lived in a hole in the ground covered by a sheet of tarpaulin, but it was a house to us...

Isn't this just like that Axie Infinity con, just with allegedly real Axolotls instead of NFT ones and less "gameplay"? D:

Can't comment on the military stuff in your post, but you left out the elephant in the room - did DS9 still use Ethernet? Or did the Bajorans have their own, incompatible LAN standard?

Well, Disney tried this already (modulo the AI part) and failed spectacularly...

Seems to me spending public money on consultants is one hell of a drug...

(And nevermind the kickbacks that are probably involved...)

Why would you even link to Wired when Cory has the very same article on his own site?

No, "Grimm" was in Portland - "Person of Interest" was in NYC...

I'm pretty sure we had loads of that long before AI became incapable enough for both...

Nonono, you have to make it into a poll option:

A) murder
B) accident
C) suicide
D) A.I.