The very same! He wrote in a ton of different genres, and I’ve enjoyed most all his work. Hopefully he’s not a total dirtbag
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Can’t speak to his politics but the Joe Kurtz series by Dan Simmons starting with the book Hardcase was a pretty great tough guy/lone wolf type series
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•There should be a "US" tag for all Fediverse posts with that topic so that you can easily filter them out. It would make the Fediverse much more productive.
2·26 days agoI think Iconoclast might hate Mondays, and every other day in fact
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Technology@lemmy.world•U.S. Citizen Who Deleted Phone’s Data Says His Prosecution Puts Privacy at RiskEnglish
30·1 month agoAnd what about maybe also adding in a friend or relative that’s with you so that you can inform the cop that one of you tells only truths and one of you tells only lies. I think we’re onto something here. ‘Dispatch, I’m gonna need the Riddlemaster to come down here. We got another one.’
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•If someone was shrunk down to the size of an ant would they be able to make a little ant sized campfire with the same principles? Does it scale like that?
37·3 months agoCan’t believe I’d see a decently thought provoking question I’d never considered to be met with a subject matter expert in this way. You’re awesome.
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•Tend — stay in touch with the people you care about
6·3 months agoThat’s a neat idea!
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Solarpunk@slrpnk.net•California’s landmark anti-plastics law sparks anger as 17 states move to sue
10·3 months agoMe too, thank you
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Books@lemmy.world•What is your personal opinion on Red Rising?
6·4 months agoObviously pretty subjective to rate books but I’ll say I have really enjoyed the series. Once I begin to understand an author’s writing style I seem to adapt to it so that’s almost a non-factor for me and I am therefore a poor judge of that.
But I really enjoyed the scope and theme of the stories. It goes a lot of places, it does a lot of stuff, there’s emotional parts, there’s wrongdoings, violence and revenge. The settings I thought were very cool. It’s got a lot going on and it’s probably one of those books/series where you just have to check it out to see if it clicks with you
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News@lemmy.world•Ontario spent nearly $200K in plane-related costs for returned private jet, documents show
11·5 months agoImagine if the individuals that put pen to paper and have their names attached on the initiation of this purchase had to face the financial repercussions - or any repercussions at all - to also undo it. Boy, that’d be something. Accountability. What a wild foreign concept.
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Technology@lemmy.zip•Claude Code's creator is sick of the phrase 'vibe coding.' Suggest your alternative here.English
4·5 months agoFiring up the Idiot Machine
I’m no help but I was having the same issue and couldn’t find anything in the settings that controlled those error messages. Annoying.
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News@lemmy.world•BlackRock fund limits withdrawals as redemptions rattle private credit
26·7 months agoThe Cabin In The Woods
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Green Energy@slrpnk.net•This state’s power prices are plummeting as it nears 100% renewables
41·8 months agoI’ll save you a click… it’s South Australia. (I think, I didn’t read it, but these guys said it is)


Ah, beans. Thanks for informing me. Flashback was an interesting one. I enjoyed it from the dystopian action sci-fi aspect of it. The politics were a bit heavy handed for sure. Whelp, guess he’s on his way to being dirt or hanging out on someone’s mantle by now, so it can’t get any worse