What I really liked about the show was the subtle attention to detail. In the interior shots of the research ship, every monitor looks like it's a CRT, because that is the display technology that we had in 1979. The ship was supposedly launched before the Nostromo encountered LV-426. However, the displays in the Prodigy compound were flat panel or holographic. You couldn't buy a CRT monitor today even if you wanted one, at least one that worked well enough to be on camera. At least they made it LOOK like they were CRTs. Any other movie probably wouldn't have bothered.

I thought it was going to be the evolution of building a monster truck, but turned out to be an inchworm with wheels.

If Microsoft wants to let Xbox die, then let it die.

So you have never heard of privilege elevation?

There are still just a few people left that have jobs...

Play the Schoolhouse Rock numbers episodes continuously during school for the entire school year. After that, not only will they not do this silly 6/7 thing, but they will replace that behavior with counting by 3s or 5s, and might actually learn multiplication tables.

That's because Tron (Rinzler) sacrificed himself in Tron: Legacy.

Gosh, I wonder if there was some global event around, say 2019, that might have caused delays in development due to supply chain or labor issues? Maybe that would account for the delay in starting production....

MicroCenter is great, and has often had a lot of iFixit toolkits. I'm glad they made the agreement official.

CompUSA's main downfall was that they would never have any prices on the products... Only a sticker with a SKU, and you would have to look for the price tag on the shelf and match it against the SKU. More often than not, the tag with the actual price was missing or wrong.

Who wants to go shopping at a store where you don't know what anything costs?

Get a copyright (C) tattoo on your face, and then you can sue them for infringement.

Just ask Origin...

Too many times I have had to endure a commercial break on a streaming platform that I have paid for. I can forgive some ads if it means a lower price, but they squander the opportunity by running an ad for the exact show that I'm ALREADY WATCHING! Of all the ads that they could play, that is the one that benefits us both the least.

How about a compromise? Trimester reporting?

Just who is this warning for? Is Tesco trying to sway the judicial system by saying that food delivery might be impacted, and could cause food riots? That's not how the legal system works.

This is almost exactly like what the Borg implants do - When Picard was assimilated, a probe altered his DNA, and you could see that his flesh turned a greyish color. Nice to see that Star Trek is still influencing the progress of science even today.