u/JamesIsHere_from_YT
Today marks 20 years since Over The Hedge was released!
Did anyone else think the Apple Vision Pro would be a lot morr widely used and culturally impactful than it is now?
Though the Apple Vision Pro was expensive and hated on, it was still hyped a lot online, and I felt it was gonna be big, just like other Apple products. I figured a lot of people would keep hating it, but I still thought I'd occassionaly see people using them in public, and see a LOT of famous and rich people online using and talking about them.
There's been other super expensive and widely hyped technology (some even hated) that became successful, like the Tesla Cybertruck and foldable phones. Both of them are expensive and people don't need them, plus Cybertrucks have so many issues. However, I still see a few people each week out in public with a foldable phone, and a few kids at school had one before I graduated last year. And the cybertrucks are clowned on a LOT, yet you STILL see them everyday.
Instead, the Apple Vision pro has only sold about half a million units and I have never seen one in person outside an Apple store. I barely even see rich and famous people online with one too, and there's reports that the Vision Pro's core team is focusing on different projects.
What do you guys think?
Any movies where the high schoolers (main characters and most if not all extras) are ACTUALLY played by high schoolers?
In Hollywood, pretty much every high school movie, or movie that briefly shows high school, casts adults to play high school students. The only movie I know that DOESN'T is A Minecraft Movie, where the scene that took place in high school had all actual high school kids and not adults. And I'm not just talking about the main actor(s) with all the extras or other actors being adults, like Young Sheldon or Superbad.
I know it's a lot easier to find adult actors than kid actors, but pretty much every movie I've seen with elementary and middle schoolers, like Matilda, Wonder, Diary Of A Wimpy Kid, and Middle School: The Worst Years Of My Life cast real elementary and middle schoolers. If they can find an entire cast of elementary and middle schoolers, so I'm sure there's more that can do it than just A Minecraft Movie, especially if it's just for a brief few minutes and not the whole movie.
Just got a Toyota Corolla a week ago and I keep getting these notifications about doors being open. I don't literaly leave them open, but I don't know if this is a glitch or a door latch issue, or how to fix this.
I've been stuck trying to log in to IRS' ID.me. It says I'm locked due to too many incorrect log in attempts and I can't access my account (More info in body text)
I only messed up logging in a COUPLE times towards the start of my account because I was new to ID.me, and this was a MONTH ago. So I don't know why it still says "try again later" because "later" has certainly come. And the customer support knowledge base has not been able to answer my question.
I filed my taxes a month ago and they were rejected due to my Id.me account not being finalized, and if I can't get in I can't fully file my taxes. I've been trying to fix this for a month and I don't know what to do.
I even called the IRS support number 800-829-1040, and all I got responded with was a dude who told me he wasn't trained to deal with this situation, and the other IRS number 800-830-5084 was only for certain tax return issues that my case didn't fall under.
Now what do I do?