Grandpa Joe, but not by much.

Just pirate everything until they get their act together.

Same thing with New York. New Yorkers were almost uniformly friendly, only don’t waste their time.

Yes, in a month the linux share will be above 10000% of steam users.

They finally got Sopwith.

Willow. It’s beautiful, fun, scary. It’s full of flawed people being good to each other.

It’s really quotable and has a handful of interesting twists.

Willow has a few great performances. Val Kilmer knocks it out of the park, and Billy Barty is wonderful as the “High Aldwin”.

Contrary to popular opinion, the infamous fridge scene is good. The second half of the movie is forgettable.

What do you call a circle of trees in an open field with one evil tree in the middle, but not quite in the center?

The difference between Linux and a cult is that Linus Torvalds actually did what he said he’d do.

“In the desert you can remember your name, 'cause there ain’t no one for to give you no pain”

Desert has many people for to give you pain.

Fantastic Beasts 4

That’s not how it works. When you’re stuck in a Groundhog Day, you’re the only one that notices.

No, the “Single Time Line” bit is a basic feature of T1, part of what makes it great, that T2 simply throws away.

The primary goal of MacOS is to prevent your eight-year-old from messing it up too much.

MacOS is way worse than Windows.

I was downgrading from Debian Sid to Bookworm. Boot failed. Ran the live cd in rescue mode. I’d uninstalled the kernel. Took only a couple of minutes to fix.

You’re gonna need a -y on apt-get

Wizardry 1, no save-scumming. I still have a go at it now and again.

My interpretation is more prosaic: future humans built a device he’d be able to use. Love just gave him the drive to figure out how to use it.

There have been so many great minds creating new ideas in sci-fi for years. It’s really difficult to make something really unique that’s also good.

Interstellar is a good combination of several old ideas and a clever take on some of them, e.g. the robots. The “love” bits get too much hate. The movie is sometimes misrepresented as saying love is some all powerful force, when it’s really just saying love drives people to do the the right thing, and steering you should to some extent let love set the your course.
It’s a pedestrian idea, for sure. I see it as a bunch of techno-nerds coming realizing that interpersonal relationships are a necessary for success as their knowledge of physics.