The world crowns a new Tetris champion, a legend of animation is set to retire, and Netflix shocks us with two announcements. Plus, we discuss iPhone XR reviews, expectations for the upcoming Apple event, and a surprise car model from Tesla.
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Adam reveals his surprise Christmas present for his wife--a …
The Netflix Marvel shows, with notable exceptions (JJ1, DD1, DD3), have all suffered from the same problem, a lack of plot leading to sluggish pacing.
Had they done them as 8 episode arcs like they did with Defenders, I think they’d be left with a much tighter product that’d be much better received.
Love the show as always, but I am missing the “What Have You Been Testing” segment. With the holidays approaching what should I be on the lookout for?
Ethical conundrum of self driving cars deciding whom to protect or how to evade harm? Every driver will insist that every effort will made by the cars AI to protect the driver and his passengers first. That is why suburbians buy massive SUVs and for the kids big trucks as the first cars. Could be interesting when cars decide not to drive because the risk calculation has no solution for LA traffic.