TheImpressiveX
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Box Office: ‘Superman’ Saves the Day for DC Studios With $122M Domestic Opening, $217M Globally
(www.hollywoodreporter.com)
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Shock-induced cardiac arrest?
There was one I can think of.
It's called the DragonBox Pyra, a handheld computer that runs Debian, and has a keyboard and touchpad. It kinda looks like a DS. It's apparently fully open-source from the top down.
But, the thing is, it's been in development since 2015. It's still not ready for consumers. They started shipping their first batches in 2020, and by then the technology was already outdated. When it's finally released (if it ever does release), it won't be up to modern standards at all. If you want something like that, at this point you're better off getting a GPD Win and installing your distro of choice on that.
It's a shame, really. It looked like it could have been so much more...
They're all references to previous episodes.
- X-Men '97. It's one of the best animated superhero projects to come out in years. The animation and writing are outstanding. The characters are compelling. I only watched the first two episodes and I have no desire to ever rewatch the series.
- My Adventures With Superman. Another excellent animated superhero TV series. I loved the changes and updates to introduce Clark and the others into the 2020s. This version of Lois Lane is especially great. I watched the first four episodes and have no plans to ever watch it again.
- Arcane. I won't deny the animation is unlike anything that's come out this decade, and from what I've heard, the story/wtiting is an absolute slam dunk. But I couldn't make it through the first episode, I thought it was too depressing. It's a greatly crafted series with lots of high production values, but it's just not my thing.
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