Good luck with the spinning molten iron.

I thought the same thing. Then I saw it. There are some moderately funny bits and some really nice CGI.

Meh. Welcome to the US. Where you have no right to not be offended. We don't have blasphemy laws here. Yet.

Indeed. But there are 'tards who'd go class-action if a manual says an icon is blue, but it's really more of a blue-green. Entitled assklownz are everywhere and they have lawyers.

It was also ahead of its time. A crossover with independent rear suspension.

Got the BluRay. Not impressed. The satire was ++unsubtle. I prefer subtle. Seriously, "Black to the moon?"

THIS. I mean come on. What's next a reboot of ST:TOS with Bill Shatner and his eternal facelift?

Well, except for the physical models. The man in suit or stop motion puppet and the actual real flames and exploding models.

Shocking. They pinch out a turd like "Microsoft Flight" after missing the $100m that Flight Sim used to bring in and wonder why nobody bought the freemium model? Hint: the maps were limited and the plane selection sucked.

Those graphics are too good for the C64. But still cool. Well, the driving gfx are too good. But It think the in-game stuff is pretty close.

Amazon Prime: bringing back VHS quality video. I watched one show on the service. Their video encoding team should be ashamed.

MS has been building developer tools for thirty years. MS builds their products with their own dev tools. None of this surprises me.

You assume he would attempt shenanigans before getting hired.

Indeed. HEY LOOK, I CAN DO DOF SUPER GUD!

When you're in public you really have no right to or expectation of privacy. Hence the word "public."

I'm sure it's been noted but: the web is not the internet.

"By the end of the 21st Century, global warming has affected the core of the Earth"

I certainly like to vacation on the Europan Riviera...so warm and balmy...

Yeah change sucks. NERD RAGE RAGE. Etc... Meh.