I do believe that Joss Whedon's reshoots did more harm than good, but if the film had been watchable to start with, then WB wouldn't have requested Whedon to do so.
They brought Joss Whedon on because Zack Synder's daughter commited suicide, not because they wanted him replaced.
CBS announced that Star Trek: Discovery will return for the second half of the split season on Sunday, November 12th. There will be roughly a two month gap between the last episode of the first half of the split season, which aires on Sunday, November 12th, and the first episode of the second half of the split season. The Verge reports:
Right, so the last episode of the first half airs on Sunday... and the first episode of the second half airs (or "aires") on the same day two months later.
It's going to stop working. Support is being removed. That will make it obsolete. You may not think that's a great way to run a business, but that doesn't make the headline bad.
People can make up their own mind about anything but random pixilation, motion tearing, time adjustment (sudden pause and then fast forward), ghosting, etc are objectively bad things that distract the viewer from what they are watching.
It's a trade-off. Some people prefer motion-compensated video with all its flaws.
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It's a test launch on the path to an eventual space flight. He says.
This specific launch wasn't meant to prove the Earth is flat. It was meant to be a stepping stone to an eventual space launch.
I do believe that Joss Whedon's reshoots did more harm than good, but if the film had been watchable to start with, then WB wouldn't have requested Whedon to do so.
They brought Joss Whedon on because Zack Synder's daughter commited suicide, not because they wanted him replaced.
so $20,000 to go 1800 feet up(probably not), to take a picture, to see for himself whether the Earth is flat.
No. There's nothing to indicate he's doing this particular stunt to get any evidence.
It seems his long term plan is for this test to lead to a future journey into spaaaaace (between the ears).
Anyway, there's plenty of evidence in favour of a round Earth that you can gather simply by going outside.
Why? He'll raise the average IQ of the planet.
Anyone who decided to go and check would know.
CBS announced that Star Trek: Discovery will return for the second half of the split season on Sunday, November 12th. There will be roughly a two month gap between the last episode of the first half of the split season, which aires on Sunday, November 12th, and the first episode of the second half of the split season. The Verge reports:
Right, so the last episode of the first half airs on Sunday... and the first episode of the second half airs (or "aires") on the same day two months later.
Glad we got that cleared up.
It's going to stop working. Support is being removed. That will make it obsolete. You may not think that's a great way to run a business, but that doesn't make the headline bad.
Free as in doesn't cost him anything. Sheesh.
He's paying for the electricity consumed by the processors performing bitcoin mining which create heat.
He's paying for it with the bitcoins he mines. That's how it's free.
Owning a cellphone is hardly a great indicator of being "better off."
uBlock Origin does. AdBlock Plus does.
Safe to say any ad blocker worth its salt does.
Was this particularly unexpected?
This sounds like one from the Bleedin' Obvious dept to me.
Whenever you give iPhone apps permission to access your camera, the app can surreptitiously take pictures and videos of you
Wow, really? Whoever would have guessed?
but performed and published this research
This is hardy research. I certainly hope it isn't the epitome of this secury researcher's career.
The font changes are interesting but...... until other browsers support it, who in their right mind is going to design a chrome-only website?
It's not an either-or choice.
For instance, I know there was a law in the Roman Empire that made it illegal to use someone else's plough
But... then how did ploughshares work?
You can take my neighbour's plough out of my cold dead hands!
which are found in everything from wedding rings to cellphones to nuclear weapons.
No, they're found in the ground. They're taken out of the ground and put in those other things.
He has - or claims he has - a medical degree from the University of Glasgow.
It's [complete bollocks].
Exactly. How long does it take to type:
for (i=0; i<10; i++) {
compared to saying
for, no, the word "for", bracket, I mean open bracket, i equals 0 semi-colon* i less than, I mean less than symbol, oh fuck it
* look at that, four syllables for a single keypress.
Keyboards aren't going anywhere for a long time yet.
Computer keyboards will be phased out over the next 20 years
Oh, will they? Who's declared this? The Elders of the Internet?
Keyboards aren't going anywhere, certainly not within 20 years.
Eventually, his browser opened up a page on the domain hxxp//:centerbluray.info
a) That's (almost) a URL, not a domain
b) What's with the "hxxp"?
c) The : is in the wrong place
Make your own joke.
Thus we can expect children, drunks, and senile seniors to travel freely.
If they have the permission of the vehicle's owner, why not?
People can make up their own mind about anything but random pixilation, motion tearing, time adjustment (sudden pause and then fast forward), ghosting, etc are objectively bad things that distract the viewer from what they are watching.
It's a trade-off. Some people prefer motion-compensated video with all its flaws.