Beacon

It’s a fun watch - it has likable characters, amusing gags, classic story themes repackaged into a 21st century setting, relatable protagonists, uplifting messaging, actually for real good life advice, honest depictions of people struggling with darkness inside themselves, redemption of people who believe they’re irredeemable, and it’s all wrapped in neat visuals, and comes with fun upbeat music.

Don’t get me wrong, i wouldn’t choose to watch it a second time, but it’s definitely a good movie with a lot going for it

I thought it was pretty good. I wouldn’t watch it again unless a kid wanted me to, but it was enjoyable

You clearly don’t even know what dei is. The main purpose has nothing to do with education.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diversity,_equity,_and_inclusion

Yeah midnight 00:00:00 represents that doomsday has happened. Even if 100,000 nuclear missiles were already in the air hurtling to their targets, that still technically wouldn’t be 00:00:00

Amusing subtitle

This is the correct answer

He must be fucking with you if he says the sun got replaced by an LED. Forget about the color stuff, ask him how the sun got replaced.

Screenshot works on my phone

You may not think it’s reasonable, but the evidence suggests that it is. If 100 people could do it then the market would be flooded with high quality standalone vr headset systems.

300 people working on hardware, 300 people working on software, 300 people working on various smaller aspects like basic research, marketing, quality testing, etc., and 100 people in associated staff like managers, hr, janitorial, administrators, etc.

Seems reasonable to me.

What are you talking about?

I believe in bodily autonomy. People should be able to do whatever they want to their own body.

No dude, you’re WAAAAAAY overstating what that paper says.

Bring it on!!!

Autoimmune disease? GONE!

Acne? GONE!

Don’t like your eye color? CHANGE IT!

That doesn’t seem overly crazy to me. They were trying to quickly build out an immature platform of an immature technology. Doing that requires entire divisions for hardware, software, research, marketing, etc. and for each of those divisions there’s all the associated staff of managers, hr, administrators, etc.

Sounds worse.

I mean true, but i don’t see anything noteworthy about that. They’re different appendages, so naturally they’re different. It’s like saying “Your elbow can only move in one direction, but your shoulder can move in several directions.”

It would be helpful if you would put in parentheses what each app is, like a word processor or whatever, because without that it’s just a list of random words

While i applaud the effort, i don’t think this video achieves its goal. It’s really long, goes into a tonnnnnn of totally unnecessary very techie details, and doesn’t even start talking about Linux until some random point near the middle.

What character is that on the right?