Ditto - not to mention, it was WAY easier to get music, photos, etc. on and off the device - use it just like a USB device, drag and drop - and the telephone functionality itself was vastly superior in terms to iPhoneof sound quality and connectivity.

I’m set for the day! Thank you.

You’re in luck, as we covered that very topic last November:

Run this with an article about why dialogue is mixed too quiet and all other things are mixed too loud and I’m set for the day.

Smallville was largely cheeseball corn, but it got a few things very right and one of them was Jonathan Kent.

I hear that.

Yeah, nothing is more irritating than turning on the subtitles to catch some turn of phrase someone with a thick UK accent said, and you realize whoever did the subtitles had no idea what was said either.

I generally don’t have a problem either with the sound or the video quality, aside from for whatever reason having to adjust the volume based on whatever streaming service I’m using (why isn’t the volume the same between Prime and HBO Max? a mystery!), and honestly I sometimes wonder if it’s because I DON’T have any…

I must be watching the wrong movies and TV shows, or I just lucked into a anomalous acoustical situation in my den (built in the mid-1970s, using super-cheap mini-speakers), because I really don’t have this problem.

“If you’re using a soundbar,” Bondelevich said, “Get the best soundbar you can afford. And if you’re listening on your earbuds or headphones, get good headphones. If it’s a noisy environment, get over-the-ear headphones. They do really isolate sound much better and do not use noise canceling headphones because those…

I started using subtitles on the latest season of True Detective because that southern mumbling dialect was impossible to decipher, I haven’t turned of subtitles since, and I am glad there is an actual reason for it, and not that I am just an aging Gen X’er.

You completely failed the premise of the headline. You told us that kids in nice clothes are being banned... But not WHY!

This is an honest gut punch, I had the chance to meet her at NYCC a couple years back when they were celebrating Bebop’s 20th and she was just a legend. 

Wolf’s Rain, Cowboy Bebop, Tokyo Godfathers, Macross Plus, Samurai Champloo, Space Dandy, Carole and Tuesday: This is a murderer’s row of anime classics over the past 3 decades, and this woman’s responsible for writing a good chunk, if not most of them. I grew up with them and still am in awe of them all.

Such a legend. I guess I should go watch Wolf’s Rain since I haven’t yet. Macross Plus is the best Macross, I highly recommend it if you haven’t seen it. I am excited to see it on the big screen next week.

The Bebop movie has always felt underrated to me. We lost a true artist today.

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