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Speaking on behalf of all Minnesotans: we do not want either Dakota.

“The Accused” did well, and was well-reviewed.

I’m sure there’s some window of a non-compete clause in the last contract he signed; network execs should fire their general counsel if not.

I miss George Carlin.

Why, thank you!

Full disclosure: I have diagnosed OCD.

Did I miss the part where you can actually hear the F word and see knife slicing/stabbing people on SyFy? I thought hard-R was premium-only?

I loved both my 360 Kinect and my XB1 Kinect. Using voice commands to turn on my entire entertainment system (this was just before the advent of Alexa/Siri, yung’uns) was flat-out awesome.

WTF?

I used to work for a backup company. We offered private key encryption. It still wasn’t enough for the paranoid; they demanded our source code so they could “check for themselves” what algorithms were generating the keys, and if there was any way the company could see them. I’m sure that even if we did that (which

Wireless CarPlay head unit? Please tell me more.

I played the very first Ghost Recon on the original XBox, after playing the original Rainbow 6 on MacOS. Both were as realistic as you could get: one shot would kill you; you had to plan as extensively as actual elite forces do. And still, one random event would trigger a loss; e.g., hostage killed. And that was it.

I remember an interview with Clooney at the time (in Playboy magazine, if I remember correctly) where he was asked about the movie. He said something along the lines, of, “Listen, they sold the merchandising rights before they started working on the script. That tells you all you need to know about that movie.”

I don’t think that’s being quite fair to those who truly are interested in how/why humans evolved to value the things we do, and shun the things we do.

I got the same vibe.

Oh, I drank the shit out of Clearly Canadian in the 90s.

“Crap” is a little harsh.

Yeah, it’d be nice if software engineers worked for free.

Oh, I completely agree. A limited mini-series, one-and-done (e.g., the _Watchmen_ sequel on HBO) would be ideal.

Kind of surprised they didn’t stay in the “classic sci-fi” era. “Footfall” would’ve been a solid choice for adaptation.