AccuWeather must have picked this trick up from radio stations on Facebook. At least in the past a lot of them would make memes and throw their logo on it, I can only guess in the hopes people would see the logo even if they're downloading and sharing and not clicking the share button.

Was almost convinced they did a post-virality image edit on Reddit

But I think Google pulled a watermark-free version from the comments and of course when I tapped it Reddit showed me the OP version, watermarked

It "works" in that we know what he meant, but it literally doesn't work without the "a".

The fancy toilet got too cold, so the waste froze. They had to use heaters and even rotate the ship so the toilet was on the sunlit side to thaw it out.

Didn't NASA confirm a little while back that it was likely a transmission issue?

Edit: hmmm, maybe not

I like to think he got choked up because of the magnitude of the event. I know I would.

Didn't NASA confirm a little while back that it was likely a transmission issue?

It still makes perfect sense, imo. I wouldn't even call it incorrect on a technical level. The contrast between "man" as singular and "mankind" as collective should provide all of the context needed.

If I describe a scene of a story as "man goes to work," no one assumes I'm talking about the collective of humanity.

It was more fun when they'd shoehorn three guys into a 55 gallon drum and shoot them out of a cannon at the moon.

i saw the Challenger shuttle explode in person… my elementary school used to have a recess to watch the shuttles every time they launched.
however, the idea of Windows in space is terrifying.

So is comparing a Microsoft bug to the highlight of the Apollo project and conveniently ignoring all the setbacks that both led up to and followed it.

I don't mind bashing Microsoft where warranted, but this just feels like cherry picking from a long list of technical and procedural failures.