Legless in public :)

Congrats on getting out of there and heading home. Hopefully you can get past the five months of post that's jamming up your letterbox!

Oh, time for my current favorite fact: the name "ouija" is trademarked by Hasbro: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouija

@hollywoodtheatre.org I was bored, so I got all the film run times and added them up for the 52 weeks.

I spent 156 hours and 20m watching films in the Hollywood. That works out at 6 days, 12 hours, and 20 minutes.

I figured it was something like that. Smells a lot like the music industry where small indie shops can't / don't sell enough for the big labels to care so they have source their product from elsewhere at higher prices which then reduces their profit margins.

Because I'm ignorant of so many things, why would it be devastating to repertory theaters? Is it not making content available to you, hiking prices, something else, all of those things?

Unclaimed bonus points for "now feck off!" when they left?

Also: I wonder if the lady who was sitting next to my son for the first half realized that the break was an interval and not the end. She wasn't there for the second half…

It might push them to move from Apple to Patreon and give you an income boost. It's totally fine that Apple doesn't support your business model—that's their loss :)

Thanks for hopefully listening. Keep up the good work and please don't take away Drop Us A Line from the Apple sub!

That's definitely one of those "technically the truth" things that rankle (well, rankle me, at least). Explicitly mentioning that Apple users are on the lowest rung of membership would be honest and also useful for people who have Apple sub renewals coming up…

Thanks for the reply! This change is annoying as someone who has just renewed their annual Apple sub. Not being explicit about this on the show feels a bit disingenuous, especially in Ep 606 where James said "if you're already on club fish, don't worry everything will stay the same"…

Phenomena on Tuesday; taking my son to his first showing of RRR at the weekend.

Can you say if it’ll land in stable before next year’s Safari 27? Getting Safari stable on the same update cadence as Firefox and Chromium would be a massive win.

Clinton Street for me this weekend. They’re showing a couple of small, new, films in their horror season. Scrolling through your site, there’s very slim pickings for new films.

GitHub spam, you say? github.com/w3c/wcag/iss...

well, not the user preferences part, more the low contrast part.

Update to 1.4.11 in the works to cover this: github.com/w3c/wcag/pul...