Yup, I've seen several people complain that that scene went on for far too long, but I disagree.
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That looks awesome! I really liked the art style, especially the concept art shown at the end.
Once Spotify launched in Scandinavia music torrenting dropped by over 50%, and haven't gone back up afterwards.
Once Spotify launched in Scandinavia, music torrenting dropped by over 50% after just a few months, and haven't gone back up afterwards.
Don't worry, it's still there: [io9.com]
Nope, it just got moved down due to a lot of new comments being posted.
On the O-Deck: [io9.com]
Scroll down the observation deck: [io9.com]
D'oh!
When they stuck their hand into that smoke to search for the court documents, get the latest news, etc, they were obviously searching their version of the internet.
Just doubling down on the "You much read the Dresden Files" chanting.
Ohh, nice bit of trivia there. I love stuff like that.
The cars obviously have tailpipes so their power-plants can let out refreshing O2 for everyone.
Spoiler!
Because when someone says they are arriving at 3PM they won't have to specify whether or not they are using PST, GMT, JST, WTFMT, or whatever. They can just say their plane arrives 3PM and everyone knows when it is.
Yes, I got that. What I was saying was that someone that lives in GMT+4 under the current system would get up at "11am" in the morning under the new system. i.e. They got up at 7am local time, but their clock was displaying 11am.
"I can see the argument for saying that a more regular calendar would be helpful, but uniting the world under a single time zone would surely mean that everyone just ignores it, and wakes up at a useful local time regardless."
Um, reread it again, he is NOT saying that people should get up at 7am GMT regardless for where in the world you live. Rather he is saying that your clock should read differently depending on where you live.
Yeah, that would be reaching a new low.
Learn to read, a commenter asked if there were any women in the movie at all, and I answered his question.