Sundance is going to own this franchise soon. We will see if they do anything differently.

Will be interesting to see how much longer that lasts.

That is one janky app icon for a developer group calling itself “Icon Factory”.

They’ll just get sued and waste more money on the lawsuit that they will inevitably lose.

Sounds like a Samsung issue. Maybe hold the grudge against them.

Sounds like a great lawsuit. Just adding to the $3 billion bill by prolonging the inevitable.

Another company should buy up all the Tesla stock, fire Musk and the rest of the board, rebrand it, and figure out a reuse for the batteries in the cyber trucks that aren’t going to sell (and will be returned after lease is up).

Interesting to read that they actually fired the engineer this time. The last time this was reported (more recent than the phone proto left at the bar), Apple didn’t fire the responsible engineer. I guess that person was too important to let go.

At least material design is readable.

Yep, Bridgerton is keeping a subset of subscribers hooked. But their other franchises like Squid Game and Stranger Things are ending.

Nature is fractal/reflectve (leaf veins look like branches look like trees). Circles are a repeating motif in the universe. Planets and other bodies like stars are spherical. They travel in circular orbits. Bubbles expand uniformly, like the universe.

When you travel in circles and spheres you end up in the same place but it feels infinite/no beginning no end — like the universe. Ever expanding no beginning no end.

My theory is that the universe is a higher form of a sphere. If you travel along a straight line long enough, you end up in the same place you started.

Current CEO isn’t interested in anything consumer-related.

Will be interesting to see if this flops.

First two episodes this season have been dull dull dull. Lots of beautiful art direction, but going nowhere.

Sounds like a lot of Netflix content these days.

The behind the scenes drama is going to get interesting. South Park is a decent franchise, but I don’t know that it’s worth $3 billion. I’m not surprised Sundance balked at approving this contract.

Something strange must have gone down behind the scenes because no other channels wanted to pick up what was a moderately successful show.

That’s what happens when you allow a handful of people to own all the media outlets.

Handsome fellow.