The Changes was decent. Also, after 2000 and more of a comedy but Zomboat was pretty good.

Edit: Also, it’s from New Zealand not Britain, but The Quiet Earth is good.

https://i.imgur.com/L6NkEtz.mp4

Nice Neuromancer reference.

Ah, ok. Sounds good!

$5 per person microwave burritos? I’m used to paying $5 for a package of 8.

I really enjoyed the Spielberg miniseries Taken when it came out in 2002, but I rewatched it a couple of years back and it hasn’t aged all that well.

At some point in the '80s someone convinced me that “baud” was an acronym for “bits of actual, usable data” and I believed that for far too long.

I’m not saying he was bad, he was as good as the rest of the movie and if one saw the movie at the right age I can see how he would be the definitive Joker, but he just didn’t do anything special for me.

What they got back didn’t live long. Fortunately.

Edit: Or maybe they’d end up with a Tuvix situation. Tayirk? Kirlor?

He… was in serious contention for the Supporting Actor Oscar. Serious enough that he won it. Posthumously of course, but he still won.

Yeah, just a few months after The Dark Knight came out. 18 years ago.

I thought they were good, but Heath Ledger’s Joker was overrated. I mean, he’s fine but I didn’t think he was amazing which seems to be the general consensus. I don’t think he would have won the Oscar if he hadn’t died.

It’s like Tae Bo but with jazz music.

It was just called “Gato”, no “El”. Named after the class of submarine it depicts.

We’ve had first jeans, yes, but what about second jeans?

if James Talarico wins in Texas, “I will be the last Republican president and our country will live in hell!”

If I ever wanted Trump to be right…

So, on-brand for this administration.

In addition to the technical differences, DCC tapes had a form factor similar to its predecessor, the plain-old analog compact cassette. Most (if not all) DCC decks could also play analog tapes. DAT used a unique form factor not compatible with anything preceeding it.

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, not Bran Flakes.

DAT was a different format. DCC was an extremely short-lived format, just four years compared to over 20 for DAT.