This could be hilarious:

"I wonder if it's time to pop the chute yet?"
[Checks watch]
"Damn beachball! Come on! Maybe I need to rebo..."
[Splat!]

That seems to be the main issue here.

It's not really a stand-alone 'Smart Watch' (in the way that a phone is a 'Smart Phone')

It's more like a "peripheral for your smart phone"

They are coming out with 5K TVs now.

That's good, 'cause all those people with 4K TVs are probably tired of watching movies and TV in stupid 4K.

So, I guess what you're looking for is the app that could shield you from the death rays that the black helicopters are beaming at you, and pop up a pre-folded tin-foil hat.

Got it.

Yes. It's like a 25" inch high definition screen seen from eight feet away.

I'm just glad that Balmer didn't write:

This Windows application has stopped responding to the ayiiiiiiiiiiEEEEEEEEEE!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Or perhaps for nude or sensitive pictures or video, use a stand-alone camera; not a camera phone or networked device.

I'm pretty sure most of these movie stars could afford a cheap point-n-shoot or DSLR.

It's just funny - because Pamela Anderson had her sex tape stolen from her safe. (back when there were 'tapes')

Ve haf ways uf making you read!

I think you're right about this one.

Back 'in the day' the game software got more sophisticated almost with each game released. Home consoles were fairly primitive. For the game or pro computer consumer there was a constant pressure to build a machine that could keep up with the latest software.

I think there are several factors which contributed to the stagnation of the hardware upgrade cycle.

1. More game developers now are using middleware to develop their product; instead of writing fresh and improved code for each release. As such, the render demands are stratified between each release of middleware, rather than each release of title.
2. With a larger segment of the game consumers on consoles, the game quality, and render specs, again, tend to stratify between console releases, rather than individual game releases.
3. The build–your–own PC market has shrunk. Remember all those cool computer shows, and PC boutiques? Most are gone; and the hard-core builder is left with places like Fry's, and Newegg.
4. With the increase in game consoles, and smart phone games, the number of actual releases for PC has declined. Walk around a Game Stop these days looking for PC games, and you're likely to get the same feeling one would get wandering around an old video rental store looking for Betamax. "Oh look! There's the one shelf with the PC games on it!"

Well, this part of the thread explains the ">150 GB per month" part.

You are very wise...

Mr. Allen writes everything on a typewriter. An Olympia portable model SM-3, to be precise.

He bought it in 1951, and has used it for every script he's written since.

Bonus factoid:
Instead of [CTL] X and [CTL] V, Mr. Allen uses scissors and stapler.

Does this look like "gub" or "gun"?

You can keep adding factors to it, too:

in 2008 what is the population of the city where abraham lincoln was born:
Results: 2743 people

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