No, I’m acting like it’s a close race and Kamala doesn’t need to gamble on another debate. It’s not about her “winning”. Trump’s base doesn’t care how he performs at a debate or what he says at a debate — they are going to vote for him no matter what. Kamala’s base does. She’d just be opening herself up to performance criticism and other press “gotchas” at this point. There’s just no need and it would accomplish nothing.

How are American residential solar companies fucking up solar installation so badly? Sunpower just went bankrupt. Tesla charges a fortune and then puts you on a mile long waiting list. Now this bs with Vision solar.

Needling Trump is great, but I still think Kamala needs to stop begging for another debate. People have already started early voting. The time for debates is over. And if we did have another debate, the press would just latch onto something Kamala says or does and then run with it. We don’t need to be taking those kinds of risks this late in the election.

Dead Zone with Christopher Walken is amazing. Glad to see it on this list.

Some more classic Stephen King you might enjoy if you haven’t already seen it:

• Salems Lot (the original 1970s mini series)
• Carrie (the original Spacek version, not the remakes)
• Firestarter (original with Drew Barrymore)

Edit: The Fog isn’t Stephen King. But it’s still good. I don’t remember it being too gory because everything happens in “the fog” but there might be a neck slicing. It’s been a looong time since I last watched it.

• The Fog (original with Adrienne Barbeau)

Tucker and Dale is awesome.

It would still be worth it, just to get it on the record. It would also make a great campaign ad.

These people are insane.

Can’t afford textbooks, teachers, or school supplies. But there’s always plenty of money for football and religion.

Product recommendations are skewed by paid placement and fake reviews. It’s similar to what’s happened with search engine results.

Better question might be — are you get an ending at all?

I’d remove Doctor Sleep from that list and add the upcoming sequel “28 Years Later” (hopefully).

Also, should “The Craft Legacy” be on this list? I haven’t seen it.

Look into Plex. They are spinning their photos and music streaming into separate apps from video. PlexAMP is already out. You just have to set up a NAS or sever with port forwarding on your home network. I use an old spare PC as my server and it works great.

1978! Wtf?

He’s probably worried WBD will send his next production straight to streaming. Or worse, shelve it for a tax write off.

I actually liked M3GAN. Reminded me of an updated “Child’s Play”/Chucky movie.

Haven’t heard of half of these. “Nope” was awful. “Invisible Man” was just passable. Also the 2020s aren’t even half over. What a strange article.

Good. Now go back to the tick/tock releases of MacOS (odd years) and iOS (even years).

Depends on which part of the 90s. That whole “deep space nine” color palette was huge in the early 90s — lots of maroons and mustards and dark grays.

It’s like Nadella wants people to stop using windows.

Lol. They’ll just recommend crap Amazon is trying to get rid of, or cheap knock off Chinese junk that has paid a promo fee to get shoved to the top of the list.