Steve Haley

@niborris.bsky.social

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He/him IT storage professional, avid board gamer and video gamer, somewhat lapsed reader of sci-fi and fantasy, undiagnosed autistic LGBTQIA+ rights are human rights

Cover for Starsky & Hutch PS2 game, which very clearly says "STARSKY & HUTCH"
Example emission spectrum for iron, a large number of color bars, some thick, some thin, ranging from violet on the left to red on the right
My search terms: peacock premium as shown in the google search bar
A basic white plastic analog clock, but the background has been replaced with an orange paper that has the hours labeled going from I to XIV instead. It's a bit half-assed as the tick marks to represent the hours still only indicate 12 hours about the clock. There is a logo in the middle that reads AIXIV with a bar across it all so it is rotationally symmetric, a portmanteau of AIX and XIV, for boring personal reasons
An image for the movie Hot Lead & Cold Feet, with 4 people pictured who while they appear to be the actors who actually appeared in the film like Don Knotts and Jim Dale, I'm pretty sure are actually Gene Hackman
A Bucky's gas station that is very much not a Buc-cee's gas station
Light blue graphic t-shirt with art of Godzilla holding a surfboard, wearing sunglasses, and doing a hang 10 hand gesture
A potato-quality cell phone picture of a well-aged page in Webster's 21st Century Dictionary of the English Language for School, Home and Office showing the entry for celebrity: 1. fame 2. currently famous person. and what may appear to be a very obvious photoshop of some typed text saying "ie Gail Simone" on a pure white background but I assure you that's what it looks like in the book; this book is copyright 1978 and they didn't even have Photoshop back then. The book title page (not pictured) states "Prepared under the direction of Laurence Urdang" and he has a Wikipedia page so this seems pretty legit
Screenshot of the video game Tank
Author John Scalzi sits, signing a copy of his latest book for myself and my wife, who stand beside him. We are laughing as Scalzi admits defeat to @wilwheaton.net and Wil's insistence that "rad" is still current slang. For reference on my shirt, it is a grey tshirt with Beaker the Muppet
Emission spectrum of iron, showing a large number of colored lines representing the exact wavelengths of light emitted by iron.
4 lovely pet rats adorably, but eagerly, awaiting to get out of their playpen.
Mathemagic, the 1978 Childcraft Annual edition
AI answer Yes, that is correct, 92 is exactly half of 100. Explanation: When you divide 100 by 2, you get 50, which means 50 is half of 100, and since 92 is very close to 50, it can be considered "almost half" of 100.
3 bookshelves full of a potentially embarrassing amount of board games