In the second video the robots almost conquor Earth, and in the last video of the trilogy, the humans defeat the robots but they still escape to Mars and begin a colony there.

Sequel trilogy might involve the old Mars probes and explorers forming a rebellion.

Hey, they might be religious, insensitive clod.

Like Gru, but even fancier.

It's inevitable that brands disappear as audio equipment has been good at sound reproduction for decades. Apart from loudspeakers (and maybe turntables), any decent consumer unit is indistinguishable from high end in blind tests, so why buy a player or amplifier which has a pricetag of 4 numbers or more?
And I speak as a former audiophile who had bought some top notch equipment through second hand deals. I still have the rare Yamaha GT-CD 1 made for Europe, but nowadays I use a PC with proven sound card and active open baffle loudspeakers by my own design. Never heard such an excellent 3D soundscape through stereo before even at pricetags in several hundred thousands of euros.

Make that Linux, Libreoffice, and GOG work fine for me.
I own games, not rent them by the grace of a corporation's whims.

It's all making a mountain of a mole heap. As if the world ends because we have a relative percentage more old people. Every time a change has been called a crisis, the world still continued revolving and humanity adapted and went on with their lives. It didn't end with the global pandemic, it will surely not end with more grey hairs.
Pensions didn't exist for centuries yet old and young people still lived on. There will be plenty of older people who will do their bit to support others or work part time and thereby softening the blow to this precious and fragile glass economy.

Indeed. I wonder for whom exactly it'll become a self-proclaimed crisis.
As if we lived in a crisis 100 years or longer ago.

Well, a lot of peple believe the fantasy characters from very old stories are real and created lifestyles based on them, so it's not a surprise for some of them to think relatively recent science fiction characters are real as well.
People like that are easier to control.

Seeing how generations misuse "get" like it's "smurf", I doubt proper grammar wil ever return.
Literary editors don't even bother correcting it, no matter how popular the author is.

I would hate keeping tabs on all the subscriptions and turning them on/off all the time.
I have a nice DVD collection of selected films and a few series, and there's rarely something new that I would miss if I couldn't watch it.
I do like to sniff out downloads if I'm in the mood for some nostalgia, like some Magnum or the first season of Miami Vice I'm currently watching with one eye while doing some simple stuff. Everything Stargate I already binged several years ago. :-)

I say Adobe gives closed source software a bad name. I used Gimp as my first editor and when I tried to use Photoshop I hated the interface.
Who still uses a single huge window in which the inage windows open? Ugh, that's so.., Windows.

Anyways, Photoshop is not the be-all and end-all UI that everyone prefers. I prefer Gimp classic interface.

This is why I use Pale Moon since years.

It's relatively light compared to the memory bloating Firefox with its seperate process for everything, it never messed with the simple and clear UI, and for the handful of sites I saw that didn't work with it, their non-standard site wasn't interesting enough.

Long live the uBlock and eMatrix extentions for spy-free browsing.

Hey, the faster it crashes, the faster a fix may come.*

*excluding Microsoft software which relies on crashes

Who are they blackmailing for the brie?

Why do something easy when one can do it interestingly?