

If studios can milk even dead characters, how much more for characters that ended up surviving at the end. If there’s no story, I’m sure they’ll be happy to make one.


If studios can milk even dead characters, how much more for characters that ended up surviving at the end. If there’s no story, I’m sure they’ll be happy to make one.


I was about to say Screen Culture then I saw the link and they’re literally the channel being talked about. lol
Yes, that’s why I was asking why 59% just assumed there were parentheses in the equation.


I’ll likely not notice the difference, but high fidelity over wireless being equal (or better) in quality to wired never seemed right to me.


Why just the Pro though? Why not do it for the Air too? Is it because they’re catering to corporate customers? And the regular consumer who likely can only afford the Air still gets the short end of the stick?
So people just assumed an imaginary parentheses?


I think most people will agree and this isn’t an unpopular opinion. That’s why there’s an Accessibility section in the Settings menu of most stuff. Not saying it’s enough, but almost everyone would agree that more can be done for people with disabilities.
And a bunch of Ado songs from the One Piece movie. I don’t watch One Piece but the Ado songs are amazing.
Love this, but I personally have The Real Folk Blues as my favorite Cowboy Bebop song.


I also went to an AI “workshop” last month. It was a vendor invitation so I was already expecting a sales pitch. The main motivator was the free lunch. I was already expecting disappointment and somehow I was disappointed even more. They literally just demo’d their product, not even at least pretend to do a “workshop” and have attendees do something. The worst part is that it took 1.5 hours and there was even a break in the middle, for something that could’ve been done in 30 mins or less. Lunch was great though.


I see a lot of food with Gluten-free labels having wheat flour as the first ingredient in the list.


an Anglophone thing
Ah yeah that’s the word I was looking for. Thanks.
I have the same plan. Retire back to my home country where my savings and pension would last longer, then probably get a job in consulting or something low stress and I have control of my time.


Easy answer would be LOTR. But I’ll choose Denis Villenueve’s Dune once the trilogy is completed.


All those UFO conventions and meetups probably have registrations that cost money. And there’s merch booths. I’m sure some of their clubs have membership fees too.


In this specific case I think it’s more of a western thing. Most people in Asia outside of Japan would pronounce the “ze” in Reze as “zeh”, while Americans for example default to “zey”, pronounced like “okay” or “today”; so they say “Rey-Zey”. If you ask me or anyone from my home country to say it the way it’s spelled, we’ll say it as “Reh-zeh” and even roll the “r” exactly like how it’s pronounced in Japanese. We read the letter e as “eh” and not “ey”.
But that’s not even too bad. The worst ones I’ve heard are “Reez”, “Rez”, and “Ray-zuh”. lmao. And that’s after hearing it being said in the movie.


To be fair, he did say that the option to turn it off will not go away. But yes, this direction is still not good overall.
Most veggies and fruit work well with hummus IMO. Its flavor isn’t strong enough to contrast what you dip in it.


I can’t imagine having them intentionally leak into the body being safe.
I agree. A lot of the actors in this movie are the type that prevent me from fully immersing into this type of film because their faces are so recognizable.