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There was also a sequel. Too bad the 3rd film never happened.

Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse is also a decent horror comedy.

If they want to appeal to the potential audience's nostalgia about the game, I think there should be some connection to the actual game in the plot, not just from the title. Maybe the story can start out with an Oregon Trail player who somehow got sucked into the game-verse. Edit: Don't make it...

When I worked at a doctor's office in my younger days, they used human transcription service, which sent back proofs before finalizing the documents. I think Dragon Speech later became the norm for many doctors who prefer software over human transcriptionists. Dragon is also supposed to be HIPPA...

I'm picturing a Kitchen Nightmare scenario with Gordon Ramsay brutally tearing into the owner after inspecting their premises.

I was looking up the solubility. Tirzepatide doesn't seem to be soluble in water. Lilly's own product document says Mounjaro is dissolved in PBS. Assuming that the peptide is manufactured correctly and undergoes proper QC, shipping everything sterile to patients and expecting them to mix and...

Just want to share a couple of relevant links. The first one is an article written back in January on potential visual plagiarism and copyright issues associated with AI: Experiments with Midjourney and DALL-E 3 show a copyright minefield The second link is the comics short story The Long...

I think Alcon should've stuck to the evidence instead of arguing that Elon Musk being a polarizing political figure would hurt the Alcon brand by association. It sounded like if Elon was apolitical or if he supported Biden/Harris, Alcon wouldn't have minded. Copyright infringement is copyright...

I believe that's exactly what Ashley Madison did to lure gullible horny men, with tons of fake profiles of women.

Ah yes, the Hong Kong triad, such a multidisciplinary organization. If they can't hack you to death with watermelon knives, they'll steal your money with deepfake girlfriends.

I think we really need to ask ISPs to justify the rates they charge per unit data transfer. Sure there are costs associated with infrastructures and personnel etc, but with advances in technology and home internet being used for everything from homework to gaming and movie streaming, are ISPs...

MS wanted to be able to say, 'Our Windows go to 11.' That was exactly why users who were on Windows 7 skipped Windows 8 and waited for Windows 10.

My understanding is that when Net Neutrality was passed, broadband was classified as a utility, and then NN was rolled back under Trump, but now it's restored again. Per FCC, the effective date was July 22, 2024. That means broadband is indeed considered a utility service currently.

After millions of years of evolution, some humans still want to eat like they haven't discovered fire.

I first read the Chinese-translated version of Mysterious Island as a teenager and totally loved it. I hope Amazon doesn't screw this one up. The trailer probably could've been done a little better, maybe the Nautilus shouldn't have been revealed so explicitly.

I've never played this, but based on what's said here, all the updates and fixes seem to be quite significant. It sounds like Blizzard released a public beta and is still tinkering with it while getting money from players. Why do we let game companies get away with that?

It takes very little effort to click on the first link in the opening paragraph to get to the PDF file of the study, which details the methodology and results. As a research paper, It still needs to be peer reviewed before publication, but this isn't some amateur social experiment done on a whim.

I don't know about continuous readings, but for bedridden patients in the hospital, the standard practice I've seen is multiple readings each day, once every few hours. The nurses would normally take it from the upper arm, but if they cannot access it, they'd do it on the calf, which gives...

Maybe this is what caused the mysterious Havana Syndrome at the American embassy in Cuba. The Cubans must've been mining bitcoins like crazy next door.

It's nice that they formally categorized the conspiracy theorists for academic purposes, but it's always been kind of obvious that there are real believers vs. rage baiters vs. opportunists etc. I rolled my eyes a bit when the article started out with 'My colleagues and I have found that there...