I think it’s fair to say Vornado is a mixed bag. Some of their fans are pretty good, others are garbage.

With you 100%.

Err, what about the other concentration camps that have been used throughout history? Including in the US (past and present)?

It’s almost sacrilege to say it, but I am also not much of a fan.  It’s been a while since I saw it but I have no great desire to watch it again. 

These are indeed excellent fans, although a pain to clean if I recall.  

This is so incredibly asinine, especially considering brands like TP link and Feit both have a fairly simple turn it on and off 3 times in a row process.  You only have to wait a second each time, too.

It’s disappointing that nothing has changed.  I stopped watching Arrow and The Flash at about the same time because I just couldn’t take it anymore.  I think it was after season 2 of The Flash that I threw in the towel.

I did not, I tried getting in to D1 but that kind of game on a console just doesn’t appeal to me.

I don’t like how they changed weapon drops and stats (probably armor too?), nor the masterworking/upgrade process. I found it made the game way more grindy/less satisfying and made me completely uninterested in trying to perfect sets, apply the shaders I want, etc.

I disliked what Forsaken did to many mechanics of D2 but I liked the story additions and the new locations.  I haven’t been back to the game in about 6 months now though even though I’d like to get back in to it.

I have to admit the trailers made me worried about this movie. Haven’t looked in to the reviews yet but I am hoping this review will match my own expectations and sensibilities regarding this movie.

Don’t know, but I’m more interested in whatever Microsoft and Sony have up their sleeves. If I can get a device that can play locally and play streaming when it makes sense, that’s the best case for me. I can’t see justifying $10 a month + $130 for this for what it is. I have a 100mbps connection but until I test this…

We tried watching the documentary but got pretty bored and gave up before the halfway point.  It was fun seeing people in costume out of character, and there were some neat elements scattered throughout (plus I love behind the scenes/making of), but it just felt unfocused.

In many ways, Wave was ahead of its time.  It proved a lot of concepts were viable, it just didn’t succeed at making them appealing.  

Haven’t read but the show started fairly well. It was reasonably clever and didn’t always go for the obvious choice.  Unfortunately now that they’re past the source materials it’s gotten dumber and dumber.  Spectacle used to be a tool, now it’s all the show has.

I was using them as well and loved them.  To date I still think it’s been one of the best approaches for physical media of that sort.  I had an Aiwa portable player that I loved.

Too many people an attention grabbing headline is more important than an accurate one.

At least we have that moment in Infinity War where he start’s saying it while turning to dust.

I’ve accepted that Logan is the only truly good Xmen movie.

The only trailer I really remember and am jazzed about at this point was Hobbs and Shaw.