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not enough people have watched Halt and Catch Fire. Give it a try, trust me on this one.
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Finally finishing Atlanta and I just want to say, again, it‘s one of the most innovative shows I’ve ever seen. It stretches the boundaries of what 30 minutes of TV can do. Anything can happen. Huge swings every week that somehow always connect. Beyond inspiring. Loved it all.
Since the first Avatar came out, I graduated high school, graduated college (twice!), got married, and had a child. Life is what happens between James Cameron sequels.
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After all this years, this remains one of the best gamedev articles ever...
higherorderfun.com/blog/2012…
Miles Morales is cool, but when are we gonna get our Puerto Rican Avenger yelling ¡cógelo! and whipping out rapid-fire chancletazos? 🇵🇷
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The top dog has crossed the finish line! The Commandant of the Marine Corps, General David H. Berger, has completed the 47th Marine Corps Marathon! #MarineCorpsMarathon #USMC #RunWithTheMarines
I just showed my 3 yr. old son the Star Wars original trilogy for the first time. He has never seen The Mandalorian, and he still called Yoda 'baby Yoda' lol.
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love printers. as all of technology evolves, they take a bold stand and say "no, not only am i not going to improve, i'm not going to even print" and that's the type of product integrity i can get behind
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Don’t know what you’re all talking about with a Brendan Fraser “comeback”. We’ve all been watching The Mummy twice a year since 99. The king never left.
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Humbled
Looking back at Charles Addams' original comic strips, Tim Burton's casting is SPOT-ON! 🖤 @IamLuisGuzman and Catherine Zeta-Jones in @wednesdayaddams, this fall only on @netflix! #wednesdaynetflix #theaddamsfamily
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Marshall McLuhan, 1968 on our information overload. We resort to pattern recognition.
Thus we seek out only patterns we recognize and—can label.
This is our moment in time.
This is now.
“When you give people too much information, they instantly resort to pattern recognition"

























