I guess the difference is that you watch the same movies over and over again and you get bored of them so you need to look for new things in them. I just watch a different movie, and I still don't think I will see all the good ones in my lifetime.

I don't think the chance of finding a charger right next to somewhere you want to go is that high, and what I definitely don't want to do is change where I go to find something to do while charging. And don't you have to be back and leave with the car once it is charged?

As a person with ADHD I guess I don't understand why you would want the distraction. A big part of filmography is to blur the things that don't matter so that you can be immersed in the story. In fact when cameras went digital it was a big problem that they had a much wider fields of view and couldn't blot out the background. It just seems to take the magic away for a story like star wars, because you are going to see that all those blinking lights in the background are actually made with 70s technology. It's like watching the film with directors comments. Ironically a great film explains it best-- look at the man behind the curtain and you will be disappointed. It's like watching a film with the directors comments, unless you are a student of film it matters not what the director was thinking, only what you take away from the work.

What movie has things happening in the background in that deal that matters to the story?

Then it's fortunate we went overboard and bought 10-12 of them in the end.

Truthfully, my favorite TV to watch movies on has always been my Hitachi 540p projection TV. It was the first model to come with DVI. The way that real bulbs project light just reminds me so much more of watching a film.

All the games I want for the next 10 years are available on the PS4. A long time ago I realized that used video game consoles were still as good as the day they were released yet they are a quarter of the price. My kids buy new games yet when they saw me playing my 10 year old game they complemented on how nice the game was. I guess graphics haven't come that far.

Would it make people feel better if C coders put /*unsafe*/ around every part of the program that may overflow? Because it seems that is all rust amounts to.

The same can be said for a C program. A majority of it is safe until you overflow that buffer.

That just sounds like an impediment to getting to where I'm going. I often have a lot of other stops to make, like dog parks and restaurants. Having those spots mixed in would just be a pain.

I can't speak for America. The electorate gave up logic for interesting TV.

That would go a long way towards being able to use an EV.

Yes it was a mistake to allow that from the beginning. As most people here called out.

Still you go where logic and available evidence takes you.

Ok well in my particular circumstance I have an 80 lb dog and a 130 lb dog, so I consider the 80 lb one medium sized.