Up, up and AT THEM!

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I hear ya. I had the same hobby. My parents went bananas over the things I'd bring back from road trips to Yellowstone.

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Replying to promote. Good form, sir!

Gravity hammer, plz.

Replying just to promote.

My first thought was, "Oh good lord... the render times."

Yeah, okay, Chris Nolan. Because I totally needed another trailer to make me want to see this movie.

Encounters in douchebaggery:

You know, all I could think of as I watched this was that every time we think we've pinned down some incontestable law of physics we end up finding out that there's a whole lot more going on behind it than we'd ever initially imagined.

That was good. I also enjoyed M83's "Run Into Flowers" as an alternative soundtrack.

Not really the point though, right? The point is that I don't want my transportation provider to be justified in lying to me about something pretty non-debatable. Otherwise it becomes okay for everyone to lie about things to justify whatever motive they might have.

Actually I could afford it at the time. Since the repair was going to take two weeks I just bought another MBP with the money. Now I have two and they're both always working. One renders, one builds. Nice little system.

I'm in. But we have to find a way to make it profitable without data mining our clientbase.

I will say, buying the protection plan for my MacBook Pro was one of the smartest things I ever did.

Nah, not crazy, though your way of describing it is closer to what I meant to articulate.

This is especially true when your cables are fiber optic and a hundred feet long. When you're looking at $3,000 for a cable wrapping it correctly is of the utmost importance.

I didn't really get tripped out until I saw the air to air fuel refill. THAT takes precision. Holy crapoli.