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@Gorba @voron Thank you very much! I am very proud of it. :)

@voron Thank you very much. I was very humbled by the reception. It took 7 years to write so I was pretty nervous that people wouldn’t like it.

@SusanHR Ah! I don't think it will let me add that now, but I will for future photos! Thank you for the information—so much to learn!!

@jeffrichards Thank you very much! 🙂 It's great to meet you too!

Hello and ! I am a newly arrived migrant to these alien lands, but I have been enjoying myself greatly so far. My new friend @voron suggested I write an introductory post.

My name is David. I am an and whose work appears regularly in The New Yorker (including a feature later this month that I think you will love), the New York Times, Scientific American, and elsewhere. I generally cover and issues, though I also dabble in writing.

My latest book, The Mission, is the definitive (and critically-acclaimed, I am proud to say) account of the incredible true story of a team of scientists and bureaucrats who convinced to explore , the moon of . My next book is about the exploration of , including my expeditions there. might find it of interest.

I have been a full-time for 15 years now, and have been very successful. I say this only because I am a credible source in this space, and I would like to help other and achieve their dreams and goals as well. It is a hard business being a or book author, but not an impossible one.

Already, I have been blown away by the kindness of community members who have taken me under their wing here, and I hope to be a positive force and good community member in turn.

In real life, I live in , , the greatest city in . Anyway, thank you all again for the very warm welcome. I feel very happy to be part of this .

(That's a lot of so far, but I hear that's how we roll here.)

@annaleen I’m one of them. My Twitter timeline became weirdly filled with angry people I’ve never heard of, let alone follow. It was like cable news, as a feed. (Also, Post was a pretty bit letdown.)

One mission. Four astronauts. So many ways to watch the #Artemis II astronaut announcement. The thread below tells you all the places you can find this historic event. We make history on Monday, April 3, starting at 11am ET (1500 UTC).
#NASA

Astroporn 

To continue #SexyFuckingSaturnday, the glorious and delicious #Titan.

13 years to collage these pics together. The Titan in the center is covered with it's thick atmosphere. In the others, astronomers used infrared to strip away the thick plushy clouds and reveal the contours and canyons and exquisite naked texture that begs to be fondled by appreciative and aroused fingers.

Fuck me.

#astronomy #astroporn

apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap230331.ht

If I were pope francis I would get a huge white puffer coat now just to be a little rascal

In the 1980s, I used to run video arcades for a living, along with repairing the games.

I never knew that the original Street Fighter came out with pneumatic controls!

You might remember the six buttons, three each for punch and kick, with three strength levels. For the pneumatic version, there was one big soft button for each. The harder you hit it, the stronger your attack.

Sadly, player injuries led to this being pulled. This guy's on a quest to recreate them.

arstechnica.com/gaming/2023/03

Dungeons and Dragons was, to my utter astonishment, a delightful, clever film, and the most fun I’ve had at the movies in the last ten years. The writers obviously respected the source material, and reveled in the rich lore available for plunder. This film rolls a natural 20.

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