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In 1977, George Lucas agreed to a lower director's fee on Star Wars in exchange for keeping the merchandising and sequel rights, a trade 20th Century Fox executives considered an easy win because nobody thought movie toys would sell — those rights are now estimated to be worth more than $20 billion

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u/StarFuryG7 — 1 day ago
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The computer that guided Apollo 11 to the Moon had only about 4 kilobytes of working memory and a processor running at roughly 1 MHz. Today, the electronics inside a USB charger can operate at comparable or higher frequencies, while your smartphone has millions of times more computational capability

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u/StarFuryG7 — 1 day ago
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I review TVs for a living, and this is the only 4K Blu-ray player I trust for testing TVs and watching movies at home ~ If you cherish physical media, celebrate it properly

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u/StarFuryG7 — 4 days ago