Lost Room was right in sci-fi’s mini-series phase, which I thought was a great format. Basically 6 hours to tell the story, in 3 2-hour chunks. A made-for-TV movie trilogy ☺️
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Writers strike decimated the show for sure. The scab writers wrecked the whole arc. 😅
Oh well. At least we got Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog from the strike.
Ya beat me to it. 😝 Take my upvote and shove it in your piehole
I, too, am old enough to remember Cuneiform Diagrams (CDs)
Face crushing is so much work - just have the robots do it
- some billionaire
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memes@lemmy.world•Microsoft locking local users, Android preventing sideloading…
6·2 months agoLiterally bought a new phone just so I could have a work phone with standard Android and my phone, with Google ripped out at the root level. (Also ripped out the dedicated ai button software)
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memes@lemmy.world•I know nothing about computers but this does not add up
0·4 months agoYes. As someone who uses both, this is a M$ problem.
For the average PC user, the (modern) Steam Machine is a mediocre 3rd-party prebuilt system with the interesting quirk of being Linux native with no Microsoft licensing.
For the average gamer, the Steam Machine is a console-like experience to a game library stretching back to nearly the dawn of gaming with little worry that the next release will have you purchasing your favorite titles again.
For the average game developer, the new lineup is excellent reference hardware. Having something real to target helps combat scope creep, whereby a game has fancy features that look nice until you realize the game only runs properly on a $15K machine for example.
For Valve, they are in a life or death battle to sever their dependency on Microsoft. Their hardware is mostly an excuse to build out their platform capabilities