Quite. It's how I've been watching YouTube ad-free for ages.
UncleArthur
Julian May's Galactic Milieu trilogy from the '90s has a fun FTL concept involving a ship generating an upsilon field to break through superficies into a "grey limbo" hyperspace. Each translation (in and out) causes physical pain; the tighter the catenary and the longer the jump, (the faster the trip) the more pain is caused.
The Blues Brothers (1980) or Clue.
At the end of the year, I was being made redundant for the second time. I ended up being self-employed for around a decade as there were no jobs to be had in my industry after the August 2007 credit crunch.
UK retiree here. I really, really wanted to re-visit New England again some day. Ah, well: there's still lots of Europe to explore.
Edit: now I'm considered a terrorist.
Thank you! Noted.
I've done it for OP.
Proof that prayers don't work.
The Rivers of London books are fantastic, and keep getting better.
I've literally just finished reading the latest one, Stone and Sky.
Alfa is so spelt so that non-English speakers would pronounce it correctly. The letters 'ph' could be problematic.