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Comment Re: Ahh so that's why... (Score 1) 86

It certainly was! The problem though is we couldn't make out what was being said half the time. It's as if there was an error made during mastering where the vocal track was attenuated. Neither in the cinema nor at home did it sound correct. I've not had the same issue with his other films, but nevertheless when I think back to when the cinema 'got shit', sadly Tenet marks the beginning.

Comment Rubbish. (Score 5, Insightful) 123

Most of that is just corporate bullshit. The real reason the games industry shat the bed is that game developers continued to make overpriced, bug ridden, poorly performing and poorly written slop nobody wanted to play. And had the audacity to tell gamers if they should get used to not owning their games. Well the consumers have spoken, and it looks like those studios need to get used to not existing. For those developers that made games we actually wanted to play ... Guess what? They are doing just fine.

Comment Re: Isn't an issue... (Score 1) 196

Aren't they planning to put solar panels on them or something, instead of keeping the land as agricultural? That would push up food prices in a world where there's already a shortage. There's also been changes proposed to inheritance tax in the government's budget, making it more difficult to keep farms in the family.

Comment Re: Mostly agree... (Score 1) 107

That's because councils have been replacing lamps with LEDs and turning the brightness down. Modern lamp posts put out such a pitiful amount of light you may as well do without. Car headlights alone though are entirely inadequate for seeing pedestrians, especially people in dark clothes. We need more street lighting, not less, but good luck convincing various councils of that.

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