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The fall and rise of Reggie Dinkins loud Americans should grate on me like a doormat to the face, but, they're all kinda warmly wholesome in a lightly looney way.

Some of jokes flash by in the dialogue so quick it's hard to keep up.

Short episodes make it imminently bingeable.

speedingfine wrote: Mon Apr 13, 2026 3:06 pm The people in the cable cars must've had amazing views

I think all they said was "This is fine"

Highly compressed awesome.


Interesting top comment on steering the capsule too.

For anyone awake this is a cool compilation of telemetry.
https://artemisdashboard.space/

I must admit to not giving the latest "Hello World" photo the attention it deserved. Moonlit so you can see stars behind the Earth and also aurora North and South plus some other atmospheric features.

Scott Manley's latest video explained it quite well.

Insane that NASA's entire annual budget ...

Grim but interesting.

Ok I know where I need to go for a knife

Brilliant write up and photos.

Almost makes me want to go back, but not quite yet :lol:

This Osaka knife shop stuck in my memory, how's it compare to yours?
https://i.imgur.com/KGKVeQV.jpeg

Now I'm going through my two decade old digital archive (wtf)
Mad mad mad mad micro powerboats
https ...

mik wrote: Wed Apr 01, 2026 8:45 pm Even SSO has got in on it

https://ssoreport.com/april-1

Some savagery from SSO there.

And damn I really want some Darlic bread now.

To be fair to Musk (nauseating I know) Rimac wants their autotaxi similarly Coupish.

https://www.topgear.com/car-news/first- ... s-robotaxi

Imgur shenanigans looks like it's stuffing up UK access.

Love the shallow dof old racer exhaust, they're all spectacular photos. N24 LFA looks amazing and I'm hugely jealous you got to see the (1 of 2?) Group S MR2 prototype.

Project Hail Mary they would've had to have worked hard to stuff up what is close to The Martian 2 and starring a popular Ryan. They've done a very acceptable job with bringing the essence of book's story over.

Rocky is a whole load of fun, The Goz sheds many manly tears and it's a good adventure ...

Jaw dropping, amazing photos of amazing cars.

Rest of trip report when you've time please!

speedingfine wrote: Wed Mar 18, 2026 9:31 pm Chris Harris gets the Amelia Dimoldenberg treatment, sometimes amusingly:

OK that was good fun.

integrale_evo wrote: Wed Mar 18, 2026 11:50 pm He is apparently suggesting that truckers feeling the pain of higher diesel prices should use gasoline instead.

It's distilled sunlight after all, should probably ingest it directly for maximum benefit.

I think the reason is it's 1080kg is no sound deadening whatsoever. As Mik said, a long road trip would lose its appeal fairly quickly unless you put earplugs in. T33 appeals more.


It's a myth that sound deadening/pack in sport cars adds much mass. In a Bentley/RR it might be 50kg. But in ...

Was lucy that Harry found that closed section of road 8-)


Won't be long until there's the "portions of this video may contain AI" disclaimer :lol:

Absolute masterpiece. But leaves me wondering how much of THAT can be democratised? The Cosworth engine is obviously a very very special ...

It occurs to me these new regs would be ideal for turbine engines.

Ok I am entertained and was wrong about failure rates by lap 10.

Well that's fucking embarrassing.