Source: User Scarheart's blog.

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In all seriousness, once I managed to stop my skin from trying to crawl off, slash the hysterical laughter?

I can see some potential in this 'Gatebox.'

Hear me out.

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E — Anthro Crossover Drama Human Sci-Fi

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Sorry for the light spamming beforehand, but I can only tag one story at a time with these things.

Given that I honestly thought I'd have Dark Horse done back in January, I think its time to wake up and smell the long since fetid corpse of that self-imposed dead-line.

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Had a slow hour today, and realized there's a subject I've yet to breach outside Sufficiently Advanced itself. And even then, only in subtext so far.

The robots coming for our jobs.

Oh, and on a minor but important note: SA might be getting a restructuring soon to make the horrible current description go away in a satisfying manner.

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The spacesuit worn by Neil Armstrong as part of the first moon-landing is apparently degrading, and the Smithsonian can't afford preserving it on their own.

Yes, that one tiny-tiny mile-stone I'm sure nobody remembers. Not that important, I guess. It's not like we...

WALKED ON THE FUCKING MOON, OR ANYTHING!

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Bit brief (like all the TED-Ed talks) but really interesting. Mythology is often seen as one of the softest and least practically important sciences there are, so glad to see that part of anthropology getting its due for once.

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Yeah, I think that sums up a post-singularity society from the average Joe's perspective quite well. Death robots hunting us all, or eternal vacation. Not much else in-between.

Interesting how much of SA I could see in that three-minute song though.

Robot boss? Admiral Shining technically fits.

Robot 'wife?' Well, #431 isn't quite there with Blake, but she's sure working on it.

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Another notch regarding fandom classics under my belt, and I thought I'd share my thoughts.

It is the year 2038, and the Earth is slowly being consumed by a space-borne monstrosity dubbed the Black Tide, which is using nanotechnology to remake the planet into something hideously alien.

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I'm still fighting that damn cold, so I'm not mentally in a good state to sum up cutting edge science, but I'll try.

Short version, we might have found a flippin' warp drive, but we —as even the scientific community, have no idea how it actually works.

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My friend billymorph —the guy that did the emergency editing on chapter four of SA, just uploaded the last two chapters of The Humans in Equestria Club!

Teen — Adventure, Alternate Universe & Human — 110,731 words

Earth and Equestria collided and only the elements of harmony could save the day.

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Brought to you by the redundant redundancy department of redundancy.

All other stories on temporary hold until the end of Dark Horse.

Next chapter #06 — 25% Done — 5220 Words.

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My Life As My Ironically Bad OC
Chapter 3 — 80-90% Done — 9917 Words

One Pony's Curse, Is Another Man's Blessing...

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So I got this rather interesting (and polite, so please play nice) PM about SA today.

(Re-posted with permission from earthrise.)

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Sorry about the slight spam about SA, but just wasn't expecting seeing it on the front-page like that.

Not sure if it's going to last, but still, nice! Only the second time I've managed it, and I did not expect it for a story that's been fallow for so long.

You guys rock!

It took me one year and two weeks, but chapter four (plus codex) is FINALLY out!

An enormous thanks to anybody that have stuck around for that long.

Link to the story for anybody new but curious.

Link to the new chapter.

And it's an outright sequal to Human Revolution that's going to do its own thing! It won't even count the endings of Human Revolution, so who knows where the story is going to go now!

And Adam's back!!! And they've broken all laws of probability and made him even more badass!!!

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YOUR MASTER COMMANDS IT!

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OK, that's just freaking clever engineering.

I try not to add my voice whenever there's already a legion of mourning wailing, but...

This is Mr. Spock were talking about.

R.I.P.

I'll keep the nerd-out short out of respect, but Star Trek is something I've had a love-hate relationship with all the way since my childhood.

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So I was surfing Derpibooru.org...

And found THIS on the top of the 'cyborg' tag.

(Disturbing slash cute image under the cut.)

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Been a while since one of these posts, huh?

The voice over is a bit dryly performed, but the rest of the video and the info is solid.

Only thing I didn't like is that they glossed over why quantum computers are a big, big deal.

Traditional bit computing using transistors are linear. You put one transistor more down on a CPU, and you get one more 1 or 0 per calculation.

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