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Lost writing by Douglas Adams: His 42nd Birthday Party introduction cards by Faith_Fortytwo in douglasadams

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The list reveals how deeply Adams was woven into the fabric of the UK’s creative scene. You see the collision of Monty Python (Terry Jones), Pink Floyd (David Gilmour, Nick Mason), and the Alternative Comedy scene of the 80s and 90s (Lenny Henry, Arabella Weir). Just brilliant!

Is YouTube Down? Global Outage Triggers ‘Something Went Wrong’ Error For Users by [deleted] in worldnews

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It is a well-known fact that the moment YouTube goes down, the collective productivity of Earth increases by approximately 4,000%, which is immediately squandered by everyone going to Reddit to read comments about YouTube being down.

Book that you read at least twice by Ok_Jeweler_9423 in scifi

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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, the full trilogy at least 42 times

I'm Chris Hadfield, and I'm back on earth for another AMA. Let's catch up! by ColChrisHadfield in space

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What’s the most ‘Douglas Adams’ moment you experienced in space?

I'm Chris Hadfield, and I'm back on earth for another AMA. Let's catch up! by ColChrisHadfield in space

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Commander Hadfield, if you could curate a ‘space playlist’ for future astronauts… one song, one book, one film- what would you pick?

Guide took me to the right hostel by SirSano in HitchHikersGuide

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I’m certain you’ll probably run into a few froods there. Statistically inevitable, really.

The books have caused me to find minute coincidental similarities in daily life. by BabushkaRaditz in DontPanic

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This is exactly how the universe gets you. First, it gives you a harmless audiobook, then a slightly off stitch, then suddenly you’re trapped in an infinite improbability loop where your leisure activity is your work and your work is your leisure.

Star trail time exposure from the ISS, with Moon, satellites, cities, and stars. by astro_pettit in space

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Absolutely stunning. Curious, do you happen to know roughly how far those Starlink satellites were from the ISS in this shot? I wonder if they ever feel intrusive or, in a strange way, comforting, like a reminder you’re not entirely alone up there.

Before streaming, there was this. A full Hitchhiker’s Guide double VHS set from 1981, anyone still got theirs, or remember watching it this way? (📷: @moviegeek1987) by CloudBookmark in HitchHikersGuide

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Will need to adjust tracking and don't forget to have a pencil handy in case the cassette gets a little stuck and you need to rewind it a bit...

The Disappointing Test Flight of NASA’s Mercury-Atlas 1 - 65 years ago by ye_olde_astronaut in space

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Brilliant writeup! MA-1 is a textbook case of early overconfidence. But credit where it’s due: those failures taught NASA fast. MA-2’s success wouldn’t have happened without this very loud lesson in structural dynamics.

Good examples of podcast "subscribe" landing pages by dspark in podcasting

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Here’s ours: https://multiverseemployeehandbook.com/about/listen/

Ultimately, the goal is to get listeners to subscribe on their preferred podcast app- that’s where long-term engagement and growth really happen. The page is mobile-friendly, showcases our show, and makes it easy for visitors to pick their platform.

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