That wasn’t even the first time Trek did the “catching up to a sleeper ship” plot. TOS did it earlier, and then they made a movie out of that episode.

I live across street from one of these where a restaurant used to be. I don’t know enough to love or hate the idea of these buildings, but this one’s a damn eyesore. The siding panels are various shades of pale grayish blue, with fucking CAUTION VEST YELLOW panels randomly sprinkled in. It’s just this big plain box with tiny-ass windows and the worst color combination I’ve ever seen.

Minecraft, I presume?

Murdering wildlife and blowing up planets.

When my mother was still around, any time I tried to open a jar after she’d gotten to it, I would destroy my hands and still not be able to get it open. I could wreck tendons, give myself blisters, try all the tricks mentioned in this thread, and those lids wouldn’t budge. It was like she found a way to weld metal to glass with her bare hands. By comparison, opening the factory seal was no effort at all.

I’m well aware. I’ve never had any trouble opening a factory-sealed jar.

All these people are complaining about how hard it is to open a jar, and I’m sitting here scratching my head because the only times I’ve ever struggled with jars was after someone closed them too tightly. Just don’t use a death-grip when you’re closing your jars and you’ll be fine unless you’re elderly or something.

Cosmic ray zaps your silicon just right to flip a bit. If you’ve heard of the Tick Tock Clock upwarp in Mario 64, most people suspect that’s what happened.

In this case it would be self-defense. The only reason anyone thinks otherwise is because the danger posed by a billionaire money hoarder is far more abstract than what most people are accustomed to.

Foreskinia. IDK. Pretty sure there isn’t supposed to be land there.

Process: While browsing Artbreeder, I came upon a random pic of a model with some big sunglasses. As a joke, I fed the image back into Collager(which uses Stable Diffusion), threw some gradients over it, and used a prompt I’ve been throwing at stuff lately.

Prompt: 2000s pop art, i wear my sunglasses at night, so i can, so i can, keep track of the visions in my eyes

Edit: typo fix.

Shredded tire.

The train that runs on FRIENDSHIP!

'E’s not pining, 'e’s stone dead!

I think you’re too late. The points were already divvied out, and a winner chosen. We’re just waiting for the new contest now.

The baby from Dinosaurs?

Yeaaayeaayeayea! It’s a party in the USA!

This one’s absolutely adorable. I love it.

Created on Artbreeder SDXL Collager and then enlarged by whatever algorithm the site uses. To create it, I fed a previous Michael Jackson render back in, added some neon green bits, and changed the prompt to what’s below. This image came out on my second try.

“Kentaro Miura, stanley artgerm, Yusuke Murata. cyberpunk thriller, red jacket, full body. epic, cinematic, intricate neon lights, creepy, technology, grunge, futuristic, metroid prime, mystic, hd, hq, cinematic, highly detailed digital art, very realistic, dangerous, fantasy, surreal, dream, many small details, concept art, illustration”

He’s been trying to contact you about your automotive warranty.