I would like to see the 1982 Tron Movie given its due rewards, but the judges thought that since a computer rendered the picture, that it had no creativity, so it was denied any awards.

Maybe GameStop took all the junk that they got from the "Trade-In Anything" event, put it in a warehouse, and are calling it "inventory", and using it as over-valued collateral.

How does Motorola know that the claims of exploding phones are false? I personally knew someone in the U.S. with a Motorola phone that inexplicably caught fire.Since there are a Billion possible customers in that market, it's possible that the numbers of faulty phones could be much higher.

Google says IPv6 adoption is up to 50%, But it's not the only IP stack on those machines. They are also still using IPv4, which is freeing up nothing.

If they won't play ads before the movie, then that means they will play them DURING the movie, and nobody wants that.

What if I just smashed a bullet between two rocks, and that bullet killed someone? Is the rock now a firearm?

You can print a part in plastic, then use it to make a mold to cast the part in metal.

The Computer is your friend. The Computer is crazy. The Computer wants to make you happy. This will drive you crazy.

If you have the ability to correct any genetic defects, then you don't need the clone.

AI has already ruined all sorts of other business software, why not the software responsible for stock brokers making billions of dollars?

Why the fuck does my PDF reader need AI?

I always thought Finland was the home of Linux.

What's the point of writing an email from yourself to yourself?

If you actually hit send, it will have all the necessary email headers appended to it, with timestamps as a sort of verifiable evidence that you indeed sent the email at the given date/time.

If you just leave it in the draft folder, it can be modified at any time.

Better also ban E.T. Atari cartridges too.

Temu is a breeding ground for fakes. Amazon would probably refund your money a lot easier.

I rewatched an episode recently, and the credits say that he created the Computer Chronicles, as well as hosted them. He maybe even wrote the scripts, but when interviewing a guest, he would often ask the silliest follow-up questions. Perhaps this was just part of his charm.

Either way, I can agree that the show was informative, and there really wasn't anything else like it on the TV at the time.