Tools Of Torment is the 27th Chapter of Dead By Daylight. It will be the first non-Licensed Chapter to have two Survivors. Past Chapters like Stranger Things and Resident Evil are licensed chapters. For the first time, the killer is technology based. She is either from the present day or the near future as her technologies are available now. The New Killer is ‘The Skull Merchant’. The Moment I saw her, she seem to fit for Dead by Daylight.
Unseen is the latest horror offering from Blumhouse. Blumhouse has been on a winning streak when it comes to movies after the success of Black Phone, Sick, and M3GAN this production company had been winning in the horror genre. M3GAN alone made $160,441,035 for just a budget of 12 million. Blumhouse had mastered how to make box-office films for a fraction of the cost.
Life extension is a technology desired by many people because a lot of us are afraid to die. The oldest person documented to live is Jeanne Calment, She died at the age 122. There is also Francisca Lozano who claimed to be 124 before she died but she lost her birth certificate during World War II.
Skynet is a fictional company from the movie franchise The Terminator . This tech company has pure intentions of making the lives of mankind easier. Robotics is already making strides in many industries in the last decade. Factories have gone automated to save money from labor and have a more efficient and faster production. Some people had become dependent on virtual assistants like Alexa, Siri, and Google Home. A. It is seen as the future because it has been helping us progress as years gone by. I mean self-driving cars could save people from accidents because they can reduce the number of drunk drivers on the roads. Even though robotics and A. I made our life better, many fictional films have a negative depiction of them like Mitchells vs. Machines, Irobot, and Ex Machina.
Hollywood has a terrible history with child actors. These kids do not have a childhood because they have to work at a very young age. It is nice that Lindsay Lohan and Macaulay Culkin had turned their life around. Sadly most child stars suffered until the end. There are so many horror stories about how Hollywood treated child actors.
3D printers can do a number of things now…..it was only a matter of time before they started spitting out houses. ICON, an Austin-based startup, has figured out how to do just that. ICON claims their technology can print up a livable structure in just 24 hours, or even less, for a cost of just $10,000. A large Vulcan printer uses cement to construct the walls of the dwelling, which can then be snapped together along with windows and doors.
First there was the original Surface, Microsoft’s entry into the tablet-laptop hybrid market. Everyone was convinced they’d just released their next Zune or Windows Phone, but this time MS had a smarter strategy in mind. They found a market that Apple wasn’t chasing — artists — and started appealing to them with commercials about people painting and shaping 3D models with the Surface’s pen.
I remember reading a news story about a month ago that said there was a shortage of truck drivers now, mainly because the younger generation wasn’t showing any interest in such a career. It really isn’t any mystery why. We’ve been told for several years that self-driving cars are going to be a thing, so why would they invest any time or effort into a vocation that’s doomed?
Now, to be fair, there are various Google projects that had a narrow, but devoted fan base (App Inventor, Wave, Buzz.) However, while Google’s internal metrics may say it’s not worth keeping the lights on at Reader, the fact that Google Reader’s closure globally out trended news of a new pope suggests the service was very widely loved and used. Huge read counts like my own came up in blog and forum discussions about this news all over the web. For many people, Reader was how they took in the internet. Even forum posts were pushed through RSS for the most extreme Reader users, and even more social platforms like tumblr blogs were often fodder for Reader rather than the social service itself. Beyond that, the fact that Google had all that information means of all their ways of data-mining people for better ad information, Reader had to be painting some very detailed pictures, so the idea they couldn’t monetize the service seems just plain wrong. They have 175 thousand data points on just me from what I’ve read. Twitter only has a couple thousand tweets, and a lot of that isn’t links to full articles from sites that themselves have very clear profiles.