All the episodes are on the internet archive, if you want to catch up!

I don't think the followup series of Connections are quite as good (and some of them retread the same ground), but he also has a bunch of other shows like The Day The Universe Changed that are also pretty great.

Oh my god, I wish I had known you'd never seen this. One of the most formative pieces of media I've ever seen that shaped my view of both history and complex systems. I even did a talk using it to talk about incident retros!

www.usenix.org/conference/l...

Are we sure this isn't another one of Elon's kids?

See, this is when you say "sure, my rate is 400 an hour"

You were not the only one.

As much as I loved the game, I definitely agreed with a lot of your feelings -- the main thing that kept me getting pulled along was trying to unravel the story bits (one of the things that didn't seem to pop up much in your essay, which was interesting to me), but I had similar frustrations.

On the other hand, when I have seen presentations by people like @lizthegrey.com who clearly commissioned custom art for the presentations, I don't know that I feel more confident about them, but I do feel *better* about them.

I think turkey just has less margin for error -- chicken or duck is easier to cook and is a lot more moist, so it's way easier to get dry, bland turkey than with them.

Thank God someone else has this opinion, I have never understood the appeal.

Whew! Glad to hear it.

Ooof, good luck. :/

I was amazed they found a way to make him *worse* in the sequel.

Er, one of the *best* :P

It *still* has one of the space battles on film (and Rogue One is also up there, the best thing about that movie really).

The Khan is wise.

Same. I remember seeing it on my birthday when it came out, made it stick in my mind more than most.

"You can't go home again. But I guess you can shop there."

I mean, whatever you think the purpose of a code review is, if you are upset people are actually taking the time to review code, why are you bothering to require them? Whether they are ostensibly for knowledge sharing or big detection, it doesn't matter which.