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So two galaxies collided. What happened to all the other stars? All consumed? All flung away?

If I stare at it long enough I can see Tom Baker’s visage.

I kind of love that though. Kylo Ren is unlike any Star Wars villain we’ve had in the past, this weirdly impotent, angry young man who is enraged that his legacy, his destiny (the most powerful concept in Star Wars, after all, is prophecy and fate), has been denied to him.

That was my take. It’s not the name of the movie; it’s Spidey coming home to Marvel.

GAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

Personally, it’s the evolution from that stage to the adult that he was pre-One More Day that made him interesting to me, so I’m not upset that the movies are going back to high school. Hopefully they’ll show that development as Tom Holland ages.

Who else is tired of the “Peter Parker has to be a down on his luck high school/college student/photographer to be relatable”? Sure, that was an interesting take back in the day, but insisting on sticking to it at all costs feels a bit boring at this point. Other characters manage to evolve and retain the core of who…

It’s at times like these that I reflect on the fact that there are some movies that make me think, “Oh god, that looks terrible, no way I’m seeing that,” and others that make me think, “Oh god, that looks terrible, I will see it opening night.”

what the hell?

you mean you don’t use your phone to hack wifi signals and steal internet for nefarious purposes?

Interesting point!

I think the logic is that as deep system customization becomes part of the standard ROM, the reason for rooting wouldn’t be as necessary. Of course for power users like myself and I assume you as well, it’ll always be a bone of contention. I’ve long accepted that if rooting a phone is that important to me, then I’ll…