2 - Film vs digital has nothing to do with home vs theater.
Right. I don't get all this "but it's 70mm film!" stuff. Sure, if you want it to look a certain way... but then you're only doing so because of a certain convention that's become ingrained in us that if something is marred in a certain way with a certain kind of noise that it's somehow more "cinematic."
I never said it was. I was just correcting a factual error in your comment. And before that I was just addressing the non-sequitur nature of your comment on blu-ray drive prices.
[A]ccording to U.S. prosecutors, he used his real email address, albeit a Hotmail address -- Pimp_Alex_91@hotmail.com -- as the administrator password for the marketplace software
The reports spurred Russia's consumer protection agency, Rospotrebnadzor, into action, saying on Tuesday they would launch an investigation into the toy.
That's who. Right there in the summary, should you have read the whole thing. A government body, hence "Russia." Just as when they refer to U.S Navy manouevres by saying "U.S. moves warships to Japanese waters," or what have you.
This is a perfectly cromulent use of the name of the country to refer to the activities of its government or part thereof.
They've already ditched keeping the plots true to the show by adding a young doctor. The Doctor is an old man in a box. That's who the character is. You can't age-regress the character without fundamentally altering the dynamic.
Windows10: still treats the same piece of hardware (e.g., mouse) as a different device depending on the particular USB port to which it's connected. Same mouse, different port, must install new drivers, resets mouse speed settings, etc.
I actually wish Linux did this by default. I tried to set up a little Dymo printing factory but when I add a second printer it doesn't treat it as a diffferent device, so there's no way to print to it.
Apparently I can do it by I have to faff around with config files to change how USB devices are named internally.
They don't let the public into press briefings (I'm not sure if they let the press in these days), and they wouldn't put up with them heckling if they did, and when POTUS makes a televised address he isn't forced to take phone calls from viewers afterwards.
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2 - Film vs digital has nothing to do with home vs theater.
Right. I don't get all this "but it's 70mm film!" stuff. Sure, if you want it to look a certain way... but then you're only doing so because of a certain convention that's become ingrained in us that if something is marred in a certain way with a certain kind of noise that it's somehow more "cinematic."
Nolan's Cinematic Vision in 'Dunkirk' is Hollywood's Best Defense Against Netflix
Just because he wants this particular film viewed in a certain way, doesn't mean there's something wrong about Netflix.
Netflix can just as easily argue that Stranger Things is best viewed on a nice, fairly big TV in your living room.
There's nothing fundamentally, objectively, "better" about going to a cinema and watching something projected through real film.
I don't know why you're telling me this.
I never said it was. I was just correcting a factual error in your comment. And before that I was just addressing the non-sequitur nature of your comment on blu-ray drive prices.
How is it not "not particular common"?
The phrase implies no particular objective measure.
[A]ccording to U.S. prosecutors, he used his real email address, albeit a Hotmail address -- Pimp_Alex_91@hotmail.com -- as the administrator password for the marketplace software
Whut?
Article says "contact."
PS4 launch price was $400.
And how much does the PC which can play 4K games cost?
It's not a story Shigeru Miyamoto would tell you.
and less than a dozen episodes in total so far.
If by "less" you mean "more." There have been thirteen (one of which was an anthology).
People don't realise that it started on Channel 4 before it moved to Netflix.
San Junipero is my favourite, but also the least "black."
Actually it's referring to the government consumer protection body.
The reports spurred Russia's consumer protection agency, Rospotrebnadzor, into action, saying on Tuesday they would launch an investigation into the toy.
That's who. Right there in the summary, should you have read the whole thing. A government body, hence "Russia." Just as when they refer to U.S Navy manouevres by saying "U.S. moves warships to Japanese waters," or what have you.
This is a perfectly cromulent use of the name of the country to refer to the activities of its government or part thereof.
Posting to undo bad mod.
Flashback to 1966...
They've already ditched keeping the plots true to the show by adding a young doctor. The Doctor is an old man in a box. That's who the character is. You can't age-regress the character without fundamentally altering the dynamic.
If you could the Doctor a Social Justice Warrior he'd take it as the ultimate compliment.
...what?
the people doing the announcing have pushed a gender issue narrative.
Citation needed. The announcement showed her face and her name. How is that a gender issue narrative?
My only complaint about Doctor Who (all BBC shows actually) is they don't make enough episodes per season.
If you think they don't make enough, then they're making just the right amount.
Always leave the audience wanting more.
Wrong story, numb nuts.
Windows10: still treats the same piece of hardware (e.g., mouse) as a different device depending on the particular USB port to which it's connected. Same mouse, different port, must install new drivers, resets mouse speed settings, etc.
I actually wish Linux did this by default. I tried to set up a little Dymo printing factory but when I add a second printer it doesn't treat it as a diffferent device, so there's no way to print to it.
Apparently I can do it by I have to faff around with config files to change how USB devices are named internally.
It's init, innit?
They got them after seizing his computer, after he was arrested on the charges. He wasn't arrested because of the searches.
Replied to wrong comment.
It does not have mass. It has energy only because it has momentum, which does not imply mass as you claim.
In any case, relativistic mass is an outdated concept. These days rest mass tends to be the only mass.
(and yes in 5 minutes a Phd in Physics with similar bad education tries to contradict me
So what are your qualifications?
Wrong. Gravitational forces curve spacetime. Photons follow geodesics (analagous to straight lines) in spacetime.
They don't let the public into press briefings (I'm not sure if they let the press in these days), and they wouldn't put up with them heckling if they did, and when POTUS makes a televised address he isn't forced to take phone calls from viewers afterwards.