I’m hoping that advances in 3D printers will make this a reality in my lifetime.

What about the pigeon poop?

According to the video, game logic is still opperating at 20hz and the GPU uses frame interpolation to tripple the FPS.

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Battle for Naboo actually had an official PC version all the way back in 2001. No idea if it works on modern PCs, though.

Replace some of the stormtroopers in ROTJ with regular army forces and it might have helped the stormtroopers’ reputation.

Depends on how it’s done. What little EU there was for The Matrix does have it as a thing that a small percentage of redpills go crazy, thinking that Zion is just another layer of the matrix. The Oracle being another part of the system of control would also be on brand for the machines and would work well with the Architect’s bit about how if he’s the father of the matrix then she is its mother.

Why not just expand on the winning formula for the original Arkham games? Do a forty year time skip and have the player as Terry instead of Bruce. Call it Beyond Arkham. It would probably print money if it’s as good as Knight or Origins, to say nothing of how much they would get if it was as good as Asylum or City.

Who did the Mactini video? They’ve got a similar ‘one button to type’ gag.

Here, try this.

Live long and stuff your face.

Fun fact - the Hays Code was set up to preempt real government censorship. If Hollywood hadn’t started censoring itself at the time it’s possible that the federal government would have. Some city and state governments were already doing it, and SCOTUS had ruled that movies were not art and that somehow made them not subject to the First Amendment.

The Hays Code was never law, just an agreement between studios.

I got one that kept trying to get me to tell it the ultimate question or something, whatever that is.

More realistic blur smudges things based on how the object is moving rather than how the camera is moving. For example, Doom Eternal applies some blur to the spinning barrels and the ejected shells on the chaingun while it’s firing, but doesn’t blur the world while you’re sprinting.

He probably researched the local law on the issue, has a plan in case he’s questioned by some cop, and carries a card in his wallet with an overview of the applicable laws printed on it.

Wasn’t that a thing in one of the Transformers movies?

Hearing aids aren’t really comparable. You still hear fine, but volume needs to be at a higher intensit. Hearing aids solve the problem with simple amplification. Corrective lenses for myopia and hyperopia are similar, correcting errors in something that’s essentially just calibrated wrong.

Color blindness is more like being deaf. Don’t think of your eyes as being one input generating a single image, but each eye being four inputs generating four images that are then composited. With color blindness, at least one of those pre-composite images is just not being generated at all. Like how a genuinely deaf person can’t benefit from hearing aids because they don’t have funcional ears, a colir blind person can’t get new colors from simple lenses because they don’t have cones capable of detecting those colors.

You can play music really loud for someone who’s hearing is degrading and they’ll hear it fine if it’s loud enough, but you can’t get someone who is red-green color blind to see green by ramping up the intensity of the green; they can’t see that color for much the same reason I can’t see ultraviolet or infrared.

I’m not super surprised they patched things up. Charlie Sheen revealed in 2015 that he contracted HIV in 2011, which was the same year he did all the stuff that got him fired. Would not be surprised if the diagnosis caused a breakdown.

That never made any sense to me. If the problem is with the cones in your eyes, then filtering the light going into them isn’t going to magically do anything. At best, you might be able to do stuff with contrast to make colors more distinct, but someone that’s red-green color blind could only have that actually fixed with new eyes.

Because you expect it to work to some degree because you know about the placebo effect.