Yeah the dynamic range on all the CGI additions is really off and ruins the dusty atmosphere that the original film had.

We didn’t need all those huge animals in a place where they have to collect moisture to survive either. It was better sparse.

Direct mains USBs are usually only something Big Clive dissects.

That’s good to know, but that’s article is AI slop that’s 10x longer than needed and super fucking repetitive.

Special sauce

Yeah those glasses are even ruining the rest of Ray bans sunglasses for me. Sucks because they fit my face well.

Usually its debt in the new company with these scumbags.

Get brain damaged so badly you can detect it with your poop camera.

With more AI presidential addresses like the Kirk speech.

East wing

Water.

It’s already happening in parallel though, not next.

I kinda think the controllers and size justify a slight premium over building as well though. At least in this stage (mid 40s) of my life.

Pretty much the entirety of advertising always has been, especially since the fall of the fairness doctrine. With the rare exception of ad agencies that are making artworks to try and win awards once in a while.

Most font packages call it old style figures.

In typography class we were taught to call the lining and non-lining figures.

Only in a blue state though

Now rewatching it is hard not to notice how stationary the space junk appears in that scene.

In which case it would all be falling to earth.

Either that or it’s all moving at the same orbital speed at the launching ship and the ship is actually spiraling out from the planet, not launching directly into deep space.

They replaced duplicate signatures on his recent pardons after the fact. The auto pen stuff is just like everything else, projection.

I’d like to think I’ll hear honking and cheering, but I live in a purple area, and it could go either way for some of my neighbors.

I would think mosquitoes would be a bigger problem than floods. At least on a daily basis.

Dick stuck in Samsung and I have to pee.

We had 10¢ pay phones back then though.