That sucks (and I say that as someone who’s had two endoscopies this year), but I don’t know what that has to do with a waiver, especially considering that the context you brought it up in is someone suffering grievous injuries, unless it was radically different from the ones I had to sign.

Sure. But the post I was replying to seemed to imply that signing a waiver would mean that he would have absolutely no recourse, as if doing so is absolutely the end of it. A waiver is certainly an additional hurdle, and potentially a very high one, but it’s not a brick wall.

And did you have cause to sue them?

what the hell is that white vision up to?

Waivers aren’t a magic bullet. If the negligence is deemed to be serious enough (and the allegations certainly paint it that way), they won’t protect the production.

It’s a current-gen machine! This generation has been around for a month shy of three years now for heaven’s sake.

Yep, that and “look at these awesome CPU and GPU specs” (and in the case of the PS5 “look at how fast our storage is”) which is fine and normal, but pretty much the opposite of innovation.

The thing that irritates the shit out of me is that unless a game is specifically approved for BC it won’t work even if you have the disc. That potentially removes one of the major appeals of having a drive, at least for me.

I dunno. I could see that happening with a Pro version but like most slim versions this one looks like a more cheaply-built version of the console with the same performance specs. I don’t see any reason to replace either of my PS5s with the new model.

No. There will still be disc and no-disc versions. They’re saying that the larger models will no longer be available. I don’t know why they felt the need to point that out given that it’s how it’s always worked with slim models.

If they do it’ll doubtless be hilariously overpriced like their storage expansions.

Yeah, I’m struggling to figure out how Microsoft has been “innovative” with hardware this generation.

The PNY XLR8 CS3140 2TB is $114.99 at Amazon and it’s also a great solution for the PS5. I have one in both of my PS5s and they’ve been rock solid.

That’s a really good drive, especially at that price.

Yep. I loved it, too; I had no idea he was going to be in it so it was a Leo-pointing-at-the-TV moment for me.

I’d be much more interested in a Morgan Bateson spin-off.

I’d rather forget about Generations than Insurrection.

Here’s the difference and why I think STV is worse. I feel that STV had a reasonably solid concept behind it, it was just executed incredibly poorly because of budget issues and a director who, let’s be honest, was the weakest of any who directed a TOS film by a pretty wide margin.

MAGA does stand for “make attorneys get attorneys” after all.