Everyones own milage may vary, I’m not going to argue every comment. Good they can use Linux though - my parents never wanted to know anything but be pure users, so I did the same for them and in out case Mac was easier.

I just don’t see the point of slighting any OS when it’s used as an appliance, which - for the most part with family, is its role.

And Linux is?

I want you to tell grandma how to update her video driver. Over the phone.

That’s some serious spin there in the title.

The second, Futureworld, was boring but it did have the earliest computer animation committed to film

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is the developer the most used browser (chrome) and its open source skeleton (chromium) on which most of all of the other browsers are based on (edge, brave etc)

Which was branched from Apple’s open Webkit base, but let’s all also forget about that.

They take the IP of others, spin it a bit and then block everyone. Burn them down.

Why is it “or”…? It’s as if the Verge has lost the ability to write a non-clickbait title.

And the answer is “both have” of course. The folks who make the game are as guilty as those who played it.

I’ve been around Australians. I definitely need subtitles.

I agree Jodie wasn’t given good material, but I didn’t like the darkening and extra-helping of gravitas that came with Capaldi’s Doctor. Don’t get me wrong, I like Capaldi, but it felt really off and out of context at times, and it was as if they were writing for his eyebrows and not the character.

So looking forward to the new series… I feel as if Doctor Who had gotten too dark, too self-serious and in some ways, too self-serving. We need a bit of lightness back, and hopefully Davies can rekindle that.

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This will be directly tied to residuals; just wait…

Saw it last night with the wife. VERY fun, nice, twisty plot with little clues dropping in everywhere.

One thing - someone asked if it’s worth being in the cinema. I’d argue Yes, on a few points:

• It’s a dark film but there’s lots of little details to take in,
• Also it’s a film where you need to keep your eyes on it, and a distractions like a minute of messaging could derail you
• lastly, compared to Haunted Mansion, it’s good to have a logical, adult movie to see in the cinema. Even though I saw both (Haunten Mansion, under duress) I’d head out to see this just hoping it bring more smart mystery horror to the big screen

Wow! I’m immediately so excited for this! Grew up with Godzilla movies in the 60s and mostly love the current incarnation, especially the 2014 movie. Looking forward to seeing where this goes!

appleTV+ is home to the best sci-fi now.

Yep, ‘cause they’re the same kind of movie.

Or don’t give up. Go all in.

While I thought the movie was good, I think the simplest answer here is the best: They showed too much in the trailers…I aside from some car bits I had no sense watching it that some action scene was unexpected. It lacked surprise.

Sorcerer is my favorite film of his - incredibly tense!