For booze, dry is the opposite of sweet.
themoken
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I mean, I'm with you but the show is fiction, it's okay for the writers to have the main character come down on the right side of history and not be a union busting shitbag. If anything I'm just happy the laborers were highlighted as having real grievances and solidarity actually worked...
I'm hyped for this. Love Coogler's work and X-Files is a great show with an evergreen premise but could also use a bit of an update.
No more algorithms! Quicksort? Banned. Sieve of Eratosthenes? Banned. Djikstra's? Super banned!
If you even mention a red black tree, you're the one that's gonna be red and black, son.
DS9 is the GOAT.
I actually think SNW does an okay job developing characters (we've learned a lot about individuals), but it has some great episodes, some terrible ones and a lot of very mid ones.
Oh shit the third Semiosis came out? Loved the first couple, how did I miss that?
I work close to firmware and this is how we all say it, and we say it often. When speaking to execs it's always said by pronouncing each letter. You can watch us code shift (lingually) in meetings depending on who is asking the question.
Yeah, I agree, I'm just a little triggered. The issue I have is less that it wouldn't make sense and more that the entirety of the Discovery era shows are laced with cameos and the novelty isn't there like it was for those TNG cameos.
... Really I just have ENT PTSD.
What they should do is have the entire series be a holodeck program Riker is running during the events of a TNG episode. That'll definitely be a satisfying finale, right?
TIL Ivan Dixon, who I know mostly as Sgt. Kinchloe on Hogan's Heroes, was radical as fuck. I have to check this movie out.
Yeah, I agree. The musical was great in part because it stood out from the rest of the season. I do think there's some good Trek in the genre episodes and it's actually not too far off from the other series doing their holodeck/time travel/western etc. episodes but with half as many episodes I wish it was more consistent in tone.
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I don't think it's directly related to ABV/proof, but it can definitely taste that way. "Drier" drinks tend to not mask the alcohol as much, IMO. For example, the main difference between sweet and dry vermouth is how much sugar is in them, but they tend to be basically the same ABV.