It doesn’t ultimately matter, but it looks like total sugar. I don’t believe fage has added sugar, but it has some left from the milk.

You can go ahead and call new York and California with 0% reporting now.

If you do watch it you may want to read up on the arcs that happened in the original, or rewatch it. They just jump right in referencing a lot of different plotlines and notable characters.

It’s done more for Star wars than every other series they’ve done, but it still has flaws.

I just like it. It’s an 8/10 in a sea of 2/10 shows, which makes it look better by comparison.

It’s really crazy, because not only is it obvious, the stock market has several protections for more or less this. Trading is routinely halted when weird things happen like massive plunges in price. Rollbacks are also a thing that happen somewhat regularly for all sorts of reasons.

They also bankrupted Bruce through theft.

The wonderful green country with cities so polluted you can’t see across the street due to smog on some days

It really depends on what the CGI is used for. Having 100 clones on screen without 100 extras still looks good. Having a pure CGI character delivering dialog is going to age badly.

The prequels were also pretty groundbreaking in CGI use for the time, but primitive by today’s standards.

Fusion will likely happen in this century. Fission is a great temporary power source to get us there alongside renewables.

Every election year feels like forever.

Building also ends up weird because the size was based on what ancient Romans did which obviously wasn’t based on any modern system.

People free climbing where death is possible are almost by definition not being careful.

Apple engages in anti competitive practices, I’m not sure they need to be broken up as much as the US needs to follow the EU and mandate third party app stores, standard connectors, and interoperability.

Maybe season 1 of the boys. It devolves into disgust porn in the later seasons.

It shouldn’t be too hard to clean them with something running on the tracks, but it does seem less than ideal.

Covering parking lots is expensive and you lose spots to supports and there’s the inevitable car hitting those supports.

Putting panels between rail lines doesn’t need a structure so it should be far cheaper and easier to install and fix, even if they aren’t ideal.

This is how you know it’s a work of fiction and not a direct insert of British ideals.

It’s going to require massive amounts of new construction to make an impact. People aren’t leaving rates in the 2s or 3s unless forced to. There’s still the shortage of new homes from COVID, that’s probably never going to be filled.