And the original trilogy never resolved what happened to the thousands of empire controlled planets and fleets of ships. The rebellion just killed the emperor and death star, but there were still a lot of members of the empire still out there ruling planets.
Like the victories of WW1 all made pointless by WW2.
Yes. I thoroughly enjoyed both in theater.
300 was worth paying money for in theater, as well as Watchmen.
Avatar 2 was awesome in theater, at least in Imax 3D. It was so fucking gorgeous, I was transfixed.
That just sounds like soup, and delicious.
I honestly had no idea until now that firewater had anything to do with Native Americans. I just thought it was a term for alcohol, and don’t use it myself anyway.
For someone like OPs mom it would be more than good enough is my point. She’s saying she wished something existed that does indeed exist.
Of course, and much of it is on the app store now (which I rarely use myself), but for someone like OPs mom who just wants an easy app store, well there is one.
Yes, I read that. A couple thousand people out of billions of users were affected, and the problem was resolved. It’s really not as big of an issue as you’re making it out to be.
What crap machine are you running? I can open the store on my Surface 3 I’ve had for nearly a decade.
I don’t think getting instagram, or photoshop off the microsoft store is giving anyone a virus. And I’ve never gotten a virus from it in the few times I’ve used it.
Sure, but pretty much every common application most people use is available, which is fine for the majority of people such as OPs mom.
But Windows does have an app store, and has for ages now.
Same for me, found it slow at first and didn’t really get into it. Tried again a year later and loved it.
I got it last August. hung out with a friend on a Sunday, he tested positive that night, and I started getting symptoms and tested positive Wednesday, so 3 days for me.
I CAN’T BELIEVE WE FUCKED.
500 GB SSD as main boot and application drive
500 GB SSD as one game drive
2 TB SSD as second game drive (added after 500 GB one filled up)
1 TB HDD as bulk storage (had it for many years now)
1 TB HDD for photographs (also had for many years)
2 TB RAID array for video editing
8 TB external HDD for backup
So 7 TB internal, and 8 TB backup
They weren’t using gravity, they were electromagnetic rails that shot the bombs out of the bay into the enemy ships. I mean it’s still dumb since you could fire them from further away, just not dumb for the gravity reason.
Agreed.