I just watched it, and it was good imo. I played the game a couple years ago I think, and while the film felt indie in several places, I think they did a really good job with the budget and team they had.
The effects were pretty good (except some of the sub shaking scenes), the dialogue got a little mumbly, and they captured the feeling of the game. I'd say well done, and I'd like to see more people shoot for the moon with movies based on games. Hollywood sucks at it after all.
He does bring up that natural gas is still a single use fuel. His argument was that it's better than oil because it's domestic, not better than solar and batteries. Also you missed the political call out of you only watched half an hour.
I just used the calc, it's closer to 152 years. Which I assume means acceleration at 1g for about a year to reach .999c, and deceleration for the same time.
I just confirmed with dV= a*t, a year of 1g(9.8m/s/s) gets you just over the speed of light. I think it's more complicated than that, If I remember right relativistic speeds require more and more energy to accelerate so you can't ever "reach" light speed.
Took me 3 tries to finish it, and I basically had to be firm with myself to only play that and not get distracted by other games.
It's very good, but it's one of those games you need to play in a relatively focused way, like watching a movie.
100%. I tested mine with calls and making sure the wifi and Bluetooth didn't go through.
You can also buy faraday bags, if you want a phone available but not online. But it's still there physically so burner would still be a good choice.
I should pay attention to the community I reply in.
I've been enjoying zucchini slices like pepperoni. They are a fairly wet ingredient so don't overdo it, but a mandolin makes pretty quick work.
Basically means that the core OS files and systems can't be changed. Everything else is stacked on top, and usually it means that you can rollback to a previous OS version if an update breaks something, without relying on any other image backup software.
Usually results a more stable reliable system, or at least one that's easy to revert to working.
The downside being a reduction in flexibility and customizable options, and most programs need to be "containerized."
Only 5 arms that I can see lol
Currently trying to come up with a way to make them more than one at a time. 
About an inch deep all along one side of the sheet, it split in half.
Barfeeder again! About a minute per.
About 1:30 each on the bar feeder, 6061 Aluminum.
It's o-rings and spacers stacked and compressed, pushing the o-ring out like an expansion collet.
From 1" 12L14, about 20' of stock. Barfeeders are great.
The company didn't pay the mortgage for over a year, and our nearly new lathe got very rusty.
That's not a smoking gun, that's a shitty chain email joke. It's slightly suspicious but I need more evidence than that.