Through some sort of amazing alignment of the stars, I was able to see three movies in the theater in three days. Some may say that excessive, but how else am I suppose to stay on top of pop culture? The First Purge Rating: 👍 I’m not a big horror fan, unless it is what I call smart horror. A… Read more →
Last Wednesday Tara and I finally got a chance to see Solo, and I came away pretty impressed. It’s not doing very well at the box office for various reasons, but if you have an even modest liking of Star Wars, you need to see it. Solo and Rogue One are the best Star Wars movies since the original trilogy.… Read more →
I finally got around to finishing the last two seasons of the American version of The Office, and I’ve got to say, the finale is probably the one of the best series finale that I’ve seen. It’s a tough call between The Office and the MASH finales. Both are excellent and not the travesties that are the finales of the… Read more →
The Internet Archive has put a bunch of the old lcd handheld games online, including the Tamagotchi, Merlin, and Simon. Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like it includes the Mattel sport games or Coleco’s Football. Read more →
Babies can logically reason even before they can talk – The Verge Read more →
At the beginning of February I read about an Apple Watch look-alike with a 45 day battery life that was available for $99. When I checked Amazon, it was $89, so I figured it was fate and I bought it. My experiences with smart watches is limited. In high school I had a calculator watch that also played games and… Read more →
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It’s weird writing about the death Stephen Hawking, but I felt like I need to, just to honor his life and work. This is a man who at the age of 21 was given the prognosis of only two more years of life. With that proclamation, Dr. Hawking went on to live over 50 more years, changing our understanding of… Read more →