I have never laughed harder at a movie than the first time I saw that when it came to VHS. The maternity ward scene nearly broke me.

WinRAR. Probably over 20 years by now.

The Umbilical Brothers “The Distraction” late last year. Genius comedy.

Seeing them again this Saturday for a repeat of “Speedmouse.” I’ll be wearing my roadie t-shirt (after ironing it)

“Fair to muddling.” or

“Just another day in paradise.”

Evil Genius.

Way ahead of you.

Geez. You can almost smell the desperation on this guy.

I am very much the same. Stop interrupting the gameplay with your forgettable story, game - looking at you especially Sanabi. A bit of set up at the start of the level and a wrap-up at the end are all that’s necessary, and even then make them skippable.

Immersion. Simracing/driving with a car seat, a decent wheel and pedals and VR is sublime.

My life has been significantly improved since someone recently pointed me to reader mode in Firefox.

It’s not a paradox, just good old fashioned robbery.

It’s what you’d call a ‘target-rich environment’.

They don’t have to be perfect to not be murderous.

Shouldn’t they want it banned because it already broke the law? How many lines have to be crossed before anyone does anything?

Scrubs (up to season 8 ONLY) is so good.

Similarly Stargate SG-1 (up to season 8 ONLY)

What We Do In The Shadows - I still need to watch the last season

Wellingon Paranormal - A spin-off of the What We Do In The Shadows movie.

Letterkenny

Corner Gas. - Kinda old school, but very charming and hilarious.

15 Stories High - Peak Sean Locke - It’s on YouTube

Garth Marengi’s Dark Place - Also on YouTube

Dynamic pricing Price gouging. FTFY.

That’d be my guess as well. How big must that winch be to wind in 4000 feet, though?

Helicopter would be far too dangerous, I reckon.

Cool. How do they perform maintenance?

I’m not sure where you’re located or if they do this there, but here I’ve seen job postings for people to look at and confirm driving violations from seat-belt and phone use cameras. They advertise it as especially good for disabled or otherwise home-bound people, and I’m guessing it has a fairly low skill ceiling.