I’m looking for a slow song of an old ‘80s video i saw about 9 years ago starring a family singing a countdown to heaven as in the background nuclear war breaks out. I believe “3 more hours” or “20 minutes to go... We have 20 minutes to go...” was part of the chorus. Has anyone heard of it?

About 9 years ago i saw a video about a family singing together while in the background nuclear war breaks out. The family appears to be happy to be turned into angels and fly to heaven. I can’t find it now but believe part of the chorus was “31 seconds to go”. Does anyone here know it?

A million dollars for one month in hospital? I think Canada or Cuba could’ve saved his life for less.

My Rizi rice oil doesn’t smell like that after 7 years past its best before date. Maybe the vitamin E and omega 3 & 6 kept it well.

Being based on BSD, MacOS should be able to host Linux Mint pretty well. That avoids partition issues with dual booting.

You’ll probably struggle with the extra modifier keys, different shortcuts, lack of snapping, and dumbed-down unremovable-from-dock Finder. I’d try to run Thunar or Midnight Commander instead.
Install brew to not have to register your credit card or whatever with Apple (unless you want to update the built-in apps).

It makes sense, as they contain less energy than a similar volume of oil.

It’s easy for me, but I’m Dutch. The sentence claims that Apple’s video production skills are whack, while Amazon are Netflix are tight AF.

*too; their.

That’s the total research budget. The tech proved itself against weather and bikes, and now they’re about to test cars and trucks.

Shade and obstructed views.

You could test and adapt The Big Sell-Out format.

That’s building code, not zoning law, unless they build it on a cliff or something. And rapists only act in public with a gang, preferably in a dense crowd.

The Lukla site is down, but apparently Oros took over: http://www.buyaerogel.com/product/lukla-aerogel-jacket/

That tech is known as passive 3D on an UHD display. Should be compatible with the glasses you buy at a cinema.

No, you’re awesome. As are the 3D shows at amusement parks, contrary to most “3D” movies in cinemas.

Aren’t projectors noisy? I prefer my TV, as do most companies i’ve seen recently.

I think Fleshlight sells an addon to quite literally immerse yourself more than eyeballs deep.

You can stick on cardboard bezels if you like, and buy an extra remote for near the TV. Some gamers like to use multiple TVs as their display instead of a VR strap.

At least VR doesn’t require daily walks and cleanup.