Because 16:9 became the standard only very recently compared with the history of movies, because there actually isn’t a consistent standard across phones and computers and tablets and laptops, because different aspect ratios allow filmmakers to do different things, because watching a film in a theatre is a much better…

The only LP I have ever enjoyed is ResearchIndicates’ review of Jurassic Park: Trespasser, because it’s also a well-researched breakdown of how the game went so wrong. Halfway through producing it he got lost in the woods for like a month, but that’s another story.

More people watch the Paul brothers than the evening news.

None of the scenarios you mentioned will come anywhere close to maxing out 8 GB of memory.

Yes, if you have maxed out the RAM capacity of your computer, that’s an issue. Unused memory is still wasted memory, and there is little to no performance impact difference between 95% usage and 5% usage.

What does that have to do with my point about unused memory at all? You’re saying that when RAM is over capacity, that has a performance impact? Cool. There’s still no difference between 95% and 5% usage.

Anyone who does anything creative for a living knows drugs inevitably make your work worse, not better. Shrooms would be absolutely terrible for productivity, and great art requires both creativity and productivity.

The Elite is great, but at $150 it’s way overpriced. The second generation Xbone controllers have Bluetooth connectivity, a headphone port, improved d-pads, and the rubberized grip, all for $50. The Elite is great, but the entry level is nearly as good for $100 less.

Unused memory is wasted memory. There is no performance effect of a program using 500 mb or 4 gigs. RAM is not like processing power.

Clarence Thomas is and always will be that guy. He’s genuinely demented

Bart Scott picked up a penalty flag and threw it into the stands in 2007 after a bullshit PI call in the end zone that helped New England tie the game up and preserve their perfect regular season. It was the same drive where New England failed to pick up the fourth down but Rex Ryan called a timeout and gave them a…

the bad opinions man has been around since the dawn of the internet

You are either an utter moron or a dedicated troll. Either way, stop posting.

No, I don’t know why you’re not getting this. A vanity project is a subset of a passion project, but all passion projects are not vanity projects (because not all passion projects star the person behind the project, at the very least).

Edit Jon Voight out and it’s a great 120-minute movie

I don’t want to repeat myself, but I thought it was pretty clear. A vanity project is a passion project that focuses on the star (who is also the producer) and suffers for it. Ryan Reynolds is perfect as Deadpool, in part because he (like the movie) think he’s funnier than he is. Orson Welles, who started out making…

A passion project doesn’t have to be a vanity project, but every vanity project is a passion project. Casting yourself in the lead role is different than following through on some weird idea you had. And it becomes a vanity project when it’s dedicated to glorifying the person at the centre at the expense of the art.

You’re insane btw, who puts this much effort into being wrong about the economy?

You didn’t know anything about the economy until your precious god-emperor got elected to retake things for white people. You still don’t, but now you can post a link to a metric you don’t understand. Good cover for your opinions about non-whites, I guess

The president has almost nothing to do with the performance of the economy, especially not the current president. And the ongoing campaign against ISIS also has nothing to do with Trump - it’s a continuation of Obama’s policy.