cerebralhawks
@cerebralhawks@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Your Favorite Movies Are CIA Propaganda 1 day ago:
Movies cost a lot to make. They’re all pushing someone’s agenda. The question is whether you can recognise it for what it is and still enjoy it.
- Comment on The town and HOA only have two settings for a holiday: Jesus and Troops. I guess Labor days is a "Troops" holiday. 4 days ago:
Flags on Labour Day tells me the people don’t know the difference between Labour Day, which is in September, and Memorial Day, which is in May.
Memorial Day is not a day for celebration, it’s a day for paying respect to the ultimate sacrifice made by soldiers. Labour Day is about celebrating labour, i.e. workers. Of course most people do celebrate both days, especially if they have the day off of work, but grilling burgers on Memorial Day and knowing the meaning behind the day is not as egregious, IMO, as waving military flags on Labour Day. Just sounds like someone is confused or not educated.
- Comment on Anon reads Don Quixote 4 days ago:
I read that book. I don’t remember a single thing about it.
I still recommend it, albeit begrudgingly, to people who might like it. I think it was better than I received it. Maybe I shouldn’t have just listened to the audiobook, but rather, read it at my own pace and re-read certain paragraphs, rather than having them read to me one after the other. Because there was something more in that text. Some books are better in audio, and some are better in text. I can’t imagine an audiobook exists of House of Leaves, but it wouldn’t surprise me. So, maybe one day I’ll go back and actually read This is How You Lose the Time War, because it probably deserved more attention paid to it, and it probably deserves a second look.
- Comment on Nerf for Girls Was Beyond Ridiculous 5 days ago:
I also only watched a minute and a half before losing interest, like the other poster.
I once went to a birthday party for one of my nieces. I think she was about five? Her mom said she wanted LEGO stuff. So, I went to the store and carefully picked out a LEGO set that I thought she might like. It had a treehouse and a stream. I did notice that they had a whole section of LEGO marketed to girls, with pink and purple pastel colours. I considered these, but they didn’t fit the kid I was buying for, even though she was a girl.
When it came time to open presents… Mine was the only one that didn’t have a pink and purple box. Two people bought her the same set. Three people bought her a different same set. She looked at all of them, seemed to appreciate all of them, and then set them all aside, opened the one I got her, and asked me to help her assemble it. She didn’t want it done for her, she just wanted adult supervision. I’d go to reach for a couple pieces and try to put them together, and she’d remind me of my role. When she got something wrong a couple times in a row, I nudged her in the right direction, and she got it built in about an hour or so. Time well spent.
As for Nerf, I’ve never seen a little girl or teenage girl not pick up a regular Nerf gun and foam darts because it wasn’t pink or purple. Ditto for any other toy weapons, like plastic melee weapons like what used to be popular around Halloween. I have a couple foam cosplay swords (the main guy’s first two swords from Sword Art Online) and kids who want to play with them don’t lean to one gender or the other. Girls want to play with the swords just as much as boys do. In fact, as someone who’s been around dozens of kids at varying ages, girls will actually be a bit quicker to fight a grown man or older boy (just playing) with bare hands. Girls can be fierce and girls can be mean.
I don’t know where these toy companies are getting the idea pink and purple are a factor. I think what is a factor is that boys aren’t supposed to like pink and purple things (I never had a problem with them, or dolls, or anything feminine). So I think they just wanted parents to double dip. That’s the real issue there.
- Comment on 4K Blu-ray Players Are Becoming Harder to Find in 2026 as Prices Quietly Increase at Major Retailers 6 days ago:
I don’t buy movies on iTunes/Apple TV (name change but most people know the older name) unless it’s 4K and $5 or less. Setting aside the “it’s just a long-term rental”, if physical media wants me to pay over twice as much for the disc (also setting aside its higher bitrate and removal of the “rental” threat), they aren’t winning me over by raising the price of the player.
Not when the other source of video vying for my attention is torrents over a VPN. I could pay Apple $5 for a 4K movie or I can get it for free… or I can pay $20 for a movie and pay what for the player? And it won’t play on my iPhone, either? Huh?
I mean, for a guy with so much tech, I don’t need a 4K Blu-ray player, I need a 4K Blu-ray external drive for my Mac so I can just put the MKV on Plex. Still, those aren’t cheap either.
- Comment on Woman refuses to pay restaurant bill 6 days ago:
My wife is addicted to this type of video. I think most of them are skits that people act in to make a point. And they stretch it out longer than it has to be. Woman is trespassing, give her a set time (say, 60 seconds) to vacate the property. If she does so, take her information so the restaurant can bill her. She doesn’t pay, they sue her in small claims court and win, plus she pays legal fees. So “buy now pay later” with more steps. She doesn’t, it’s criminal trespass and they’re in the right to sit her in a jail overnight. And the restaurant still sends her a bill for the meal. Not rocket science. Not a cop, not a lawyer. Certainly not a rocket scientist.
- Comment on Is the m-word a slur for people with dwarfism? If so, what are more appropriate terms to use other than dwarf? 6 days ago:
My wife doesn’t like any of the terms and would rather not be called by her size.
I do it anyway.
I’ve never heard of the word you’re referring to being a slur, and only won’t post it out of respect for the possibility that someone might take it that way. “Treat others how they would like to be treated” and all that.
Then it was “little person,” but that was always kinda demeaning.
Dwarfism is the medical term, but then again “the R word” is a scientific term to mean “to slow the flow of” and we’re definitely not allowed to say that. Remember when the Black Eyed Peas nearly got canceled for the song that is now known as Let’s Get it Started? Never mind that the original song was not very good, in addition to being in poor taste. Anyway, as it turns out, “the scientific term” isn’t always the most friendly term to use for marginalised groups.
The most modern way of addressing any disability or difference is to start with the person, so, that is to say, “person with dwarfism.” But, by the same token, “person who is little” just seems demeaning. So, we loop back to my first statement. From which, inevitably, is followed by my second — but, that’s my wife. Someone else? I’d just call them by their name.
- Comment on Paywalls on local news sites 1 week ago:
All kids are potentially in danger from any stranger, regardless of whether they’re an RSO. Assume there is a danger until proven otherwise.
Sex offender information is public information in most places. The local newspaper is charging you for their journalism and reporting, but their source is free, public information you yourself can access.
You can be placed on the sex offender registry for public urination. RSO doesn’t mean they’re a paedophile. But until proven otherwise, keep a close eye on your kids.
- Comment on I either want to learn French or Italian. Which should I learn in your opinion? 1 week ago:
From my perspective, they’re about equal. As someone who doesn’t know either, I would tackle Italian first. Both (as well as Spanish) are based on Latin, so learning one should help you learn the other. I think there are more French speakers in the world, though, but since Italian and Spanish are (or at least seem) closer, learning Italian might also help with Spanish learning. With regards to LGBTQ+, I think France is a bit more liberal than Italy, but I’m really not sure.
I know next to no French OR Italian. I dabble in Japanese, Spanish, and German (in addition to English and bad English), but I only know ~50 words in each. A bit less in German. I am by no means multilingual, but I will greet people in four or five different languages just to be a smartass.
- Comment on Is Old or New Call of Duty better? 1 week ago:
The originals were okay. Modern Warfare and Modern Warfare II were legendary FPS games with their own fictional story, but not really a whole lotta bullshit outside of that. Was it propaganda for/against certain countries? Sure. But if you can think for yourself (i.e. you’re not swayed by a fictional story), they were pretty good games. Even Black Ops was a lot of fun.
I had GamePass for a little while and decided to try the newest Call of Duty. I forget which one. The installation was confusing AF even on Xbox. Then when I went in, I could not find the actual game beyond the multiplayer and the ads. I actually had to search the Internet for how to start the game. I’d ask “how is this not obvious?” but the ads and the monetisation had become the whole point of the game. The game was not free, but it was effectively competing with Fortnite, so it was up to the same bullshit. At least with Fortnite, I have no problem getting into the standard Battle Royale match. (I know everybody loves to hate on Fortnite, but I’m an old school Unreal Tournament player, and Fortnite moves the same, due to it being the same engine… so, naturally, I am very good at it, and it’s fun to school the new generation from time to time.)
When I finally got into the game, I thought it was okay at first. We did a prison break and that was fun. Like what I remember from back in the day, it was like an interactive movie. Then I switched to a female character (awesome! representation!), but after a while, I couldn’t figure out where to go. The instructions were unclear, it wasn’t obvious, and the Internet was no help. It was like nobody really cares about the single player experience, it’s all about online now.
With the old ones, it was always very clear what they wanted you to do, and if you had the patience (think All Ghillied Up from Modern Warfare, where you have to crawl on your hands and knees between the marching soldiers and tanks, super slow, to not get caught), you were gonna get through it. Might take a try or two, but you can take all the tries you need. There was no “just run around this big open map until you figure it out”. The gameplay was tighter back then, and, honestly, for a guy who started with Pong/2600, Xbox 360 era games still look good to me. I don’t mind XB1/Series graphics (I’m sitting on my The Witcher 3 playthrough until the remaster comes out, since it’s a free update), but 360 was perfectly fine. It’s not “warts and all” to me; I genuinely think 360/PS3 era games looked great. And, with the RAMmageddon going on, remember that the Xbox 360 had no system RAM whatsoever — the system shared the 512MB of graphics memory from the GPU. (It was also a tri-core IBM PowerPC, so, basically a Mac from back then.) And the PS3 was a bit weaker in some regards and more powerful in others (IIRC it had a bunch of speciality chips that were hard to code for, but once mastered, made it the superior console to an experienced developer). Anyway, my Mac from 2022-2023 can basically play all PS3 games nearly flawlessly, and so can, I imagine, most decent (not even gaming) PCs, so… maybe we should take a closer look at that generation for our gaming.
- Comment on The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Remastered - Reveal Trailer | gamescom 2026 2 weeks ago:
In Cyberpunk, they used Cherami Leigh for V, who was probably best known for voicing Asuna Yuuki (female lead) in Sword Art Online. I think that series is “why” she’s V in the same way The Matrix is “why” Keanu Reeves was Johnny (a role written for David Bowie). But, other than The Dark Tower, I can’t really fit Idris Elba into that analogy, and that movie sucked (I liked it, but as a reader of the books… it was shit). The Matrix needs no introduction, but Sword Art Online also dealt with themes of being trapped in another world, much like Johnny was in the “soul prison”. Especially in the third and fourth seasons, where they got into time dilation (perhaps more popularly explored in Black Mirror and Interstellar). A roundabout way of saying, her resume made her appropriate for the cast.
The guy — I forget his name — sounds like he’s from New York. He’s actually a good voice actor, I don’t have a single problem with his performance, or at least I wouldn’t if Night City was New York City… instead of (near) Los Angeles. I think Cherami Leigh is from, or lives in, California, but her V voice is nothing like her Asuna voice. You can kinda hear it sometimes (like that awesome Corpo V line when checking into Konpeki Plaza (“did I ask you to think?” … “next time, just do as you’re told”)) but mostly, she’s speaking more lowly, more sultry. For a person whose personal motto is “love and light,” it doesn’t seem like a good role for her… but she killed it. (She also narrates the audiobook of the novel, which isn’t about the Johnny story, but rather is just set in the same world. No something. Escape? Excuse? Something like that. It’s a good story. At least as good as the Edgerunners anime.
As for Witcher 3… Wandering in the Dark? Tried to find the quest you meant. I’ve done that one. I didn’t mean the witch you can hook up with, I meant the witch in the swamp. But, I’ve done both. I recall it being annoying and I hear you on “where a lot of playthroughs go to die,” but it’s not why I took a break.
- Comment on Why does watching or partaking in mainstream media make me uncomfortable? 2 weeks ago:
I get this, but not to the same extreme.
Like, I’ll see a poll and I’ll vote… I’m not sure if most people are bothered by choosing the one everyone else did, but I like when the one I chose is the unpopular opinion. Means I’m not being affected by the same ads, consumerism, politics, and whatnot as everyone else. I value that.
When I was a kid, I generally hated popular music. I still prefer niche stuff (my main jam is Japanese rock and most people don’t know about that), but I’ve found that popular stuff is popular because it resonates lightly (at least) with most people. Deeper with some. While I still prefer stuff that resonates more strongly with me… I did listen to the new Taylor Swift album (mostly just curious) and found I liked most of the songs on it. 1990s me could never. But I’m also not going to be ashamed to like something whether others do as well, or not.
- Comment on The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Remastered - Reveal Trailer | gamescom 2026 2 weeks ago:
My strategy in The Witcher 3 is to always do the lowest-leveled quest, so I never end up too strong for any of them. However, through the course of Velen, I’ve gone from “the lowest leveled quest is 1-2 levels above Geralt, guess I’ll do my best” to “the lowest leveled quest is 1-2 levels below Geralt, might as well just get it out of the way.”
I also, as a guy, play girls in games, but mostly because it makes sense. Fallout 3 got me on that, where there was a perk (Black Widow or Lady Killer depending on your gender) that would grant you a buy/sell bonus against merchants of the opposite sex, and a damage buff against them as well. So I’d play a girl because most of the villains were male. The best early vendor is a woman, but she also gives a ton of quests, so I’m never really hurting for money by selling her stuff I find along the way. As soon as I got to Rivet City (the aircraft carrier in the south), I’d start focusing on the male vendors, at least until I had a decent amount of money. In games like Mass Effect and Cyberpunk 2077, it just seems like a poor choice to play the guy. Like, they hired a male voice actor to record the lines for guys who couldn’t stomach playing a woman, guys who could never play Tomb Raider for example, but I feel like they went out of their way to get a really good voice actor for the female version. Saints Row is actually an outlier here since the guy can be voiced by Troy Baker, but Laura Bailey’s almost equally good, so it’s not like the female Boss is a bad choice or even a lesser one.
- Comment on The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Remastered - Reveal Trailer | gamescom 2026 2 weeks ago:
So Velen is the second area? That’s where I am. It feels like mostly side quests strung together. I started with the butcher/baron dude, did his quests, and now I’m following Ciri’s trail. Also dealt with a witch and a village of kids.
I’m with you on the story games. I need to try RDR2 again. I did the intro and not much else, back when it was new. Borrowed it, and had to return it. I also like Mass Effect (all of them, including 4/Andromeda), and Cyberpunk 2077. I’ll also add Fallout 3 and New Vegas, Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and the first three Deus Ex games. I generally prefer the ones where you make it your story (Bethesda games and Cyberpunk). The difference with The Witcher and, I suspect, Red Dead, is, it’s not YOUR story, it’s HIS. In The Witcher 3, you play Geralt, and you can act out of character, but it’s still his story, and you know you’re acting out of character. For example, I set a monster free because I think the alternative was some kids would die? I’m pretty sure Geralt himself would have gone the other way, but the choice was mine and I chose the kids. I like how the game doesn’t give you easy choices. They’re both wrong to a degree, it’s just you pick the one you can live with. So I definitely like that.
- Comment on The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Remastered - Reveal Trailer | gamescom 2026 2 weeks ago:
White Orchard was fine. I dreaded the boss fight because my brother-in-law had a hard time with it. (I later learned he was playing on the highest difficulty.) So I did everything else I could. I may have missed things — everyone knows the Witcher games are full of details people tend to miss. Only thing I didn’t do that I know I could was kill cows to summon the secret boss. Not messing with that.
I’m in the next area. It let me choose the area. I chose the one with the lowest level. I’ve done what I think is a main quest (with the butcher/baron?) and I’ve moved on from that. I think I’m following his next lead on Ciri. It’s led me to a city they said I needed a pass to enter via the bridge. I swam across, zero consequences. Later got a pass by doing a side quest.
- Comment on The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Remastered - Reveal Trailer | gamescom 2026 2 weeks ago:
I’m not far into it, but it seems like a pretty long game. I’m hopeful it gets better.
- Comment on The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Remastered - Reveal Trailer | gamescom 2026 2 weeks ago:
This is awesome. I’m in my first playthrough and I’m enjoying it. It’s kind of a boring game so far vs what I normally play, so I do a couple quests, and then play another game. Not because I don’t like TW3, but because it’s not very exciting. I find it well written, just not very well paced. Visuals won’t help with that, but maybe some fine tuning will make it go a little smoother? I dunno. I don’t hate it or anything.
- Comment on Ads and tracking infiltrated TVs. Now they're coming for monitors. 2 weeks ago:
Does this affect people on modern platforms (Mac/Linux) or just Windows? This is the kind of thing that is making Windows get left behind.
- Comment on Ads and tracking infiltrated TVs. Now they're coming for monitors. 2 weeks ago:
The same could be said for TVs. “Why does the TV need apps if I’m just gonna connect an Apple TV box to it?”
- Comment on Day 768 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, I really should.
- Comment on Physical Video Game Software Dollar Sales Plunged to an All-Time July Low of Just $85 Million in the US — the Worst Total Since Tracking Began in 1995 2 weeks ago:
It only showed a thumbnail of that image. I saw what the other person linked — I wasn’t ignoring them, I just wasn’t on 11 hours ago when they posted it.
- Comment on Physical Video Game Software Dollar Sales Plunged to an All-Time July Low of Just $85 Million in the US — the Worst Total Since Tracking Began in 1995 2 weeks ago:
Huh. Well, at less than one-inch squared, I was pretty sure that’s what I was seeing. I didn’t think to reverse image search it. I just figured they were being silly.
I’m leaving it. It’s good info.
- Comment on Physical Video Game Software Dollar Sales Plunged to an All-Time July Low of Just $85 Million in the US — the Worst Total Since Tracking Began in 1995 2 weeks ago:
Huh. The AI slop image shown on the post doesn’t appear at the link. Weird. I wanted to see more detail. From here it looks like a giant Wii that takes Laserdisc. The implication is obvious: games are getting too big for optical discs, so let’s use a bigger disc. Only Laserdiscs didn’t hold more than CDs or DVDs despite being the size of vinyl records.
While LaserDisc carried analogue signals (and held around 60 minutes per side — so, naturally, most which had movies were double-sided), the later LV-ROM data format held 3.28GB, way less than the 4.7GB advertised for DVD, which the Wii took (however, the Wii famously could not play DVD movies due to not including the video codec).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaserDisc
Of course, the issue is density, not disc size. CD and DVD are the same size, and hold 700MB and 4.7GB, respectively. Blu-ray is also the same size, and holds 25GB per layer, and holds up to 4 layers (however, only one side of a Blu-ray can be used, while DVDs can be flipped and the other side can be used).
So if you took BD-ROM tech and made it on a bigger disc, you’d naturally have more space. But then you run into another issue. With Blu-ray, you’re jumping between layers, and from the inner ring to the outer ring. This makes data retrieval slow. If you make the disc bigger, you’re doubling to tripling the capacity, but load times would go way, way up, as accessing stuff on the bottom layer on the inner ring would be nearly as fast, but accessing stuff on the farthest outer ring would take much longer.
No one’s really proposing LD-sized Blu-rays for gaming. The image is AI slop. AFAIK there weren’t even any vertically loading LaserDisc players.
…getting on topic, I only buy digital when it’s cheap. Usually you can get the physical game for much less secondhand.
- Comment on Day 768 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 2 weeks ago:
How did I know this was Control? I just looked at it, and my thought process went, “that’s weird, maybe it’s Control”.
I’m really beginning to regret giving up on it. I didn’t get very far, either. And now I can’t remember where I started or how far in I got. Steam says I own Control Ultimate Edition and that I have 1.5 hours on record. So, not very far at all, I think.
What’s funny is, I don’t have a PC anymore. I have Macs. And Control is Mac compatible. So I really don’t have any excuse to not install it. I think I’d rather play it on Xbox (I have a Series X), but I don’t own it up there. Like Cyberpunk 2077 is Mac compatible, but it looks and plays like ass on my Mac (M2 Pro, 16GB RAM). I think my computer is roughly equivalent to an 11th or 12th-gen i5, but the Apple GPU is a bit better than the onboard one on an Intel chip. But it’s no replacement for a dedicated GPU, like a Radeon or GeForce card.
I’m installing it now, but I won’t have time to play it right away. I need to see if it’s playable on my computer. There’s also the issue of Apple removing Rosetta (their translation layer for the previous generation of Macs) next year, so if Control isn’t built for Apple Silicon (i.e. if it’s built for Intel Macs), it won’t be playable in macOS 28. So I may have some stacked reasons to seek it out on Xbox.
As a side note, Noita is a pixel simulator (so very CPU intensive!) and it runs perfectly on my Mac via Heroic, which is emulating it via WINE, or something like that. It ran on my last PC, which was a 4th gen Xeon with 16GB of RAM and a 3GB Radeon 280. It’s not for everyone. It’s a roguelike, and it’s very hard to master, and I honestly don’t think it’s been beaten yet. There are multiple win conditions (and I’ve achieved the easiest one, lots of people have), I just don’t think they’ve all been found. Look it up — if it’s your kind of game, you might do well with it. If you like to look up games from streamers, FuryForged is one I watch on YouTube who covers the game, mostly focusing on the mysteries surrounding it.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
I liked the original Hazbin Hotel pilot and the Addict music video. My wife is a big fan of both series, but I haven’t really enjoyed any of the rest of it. The original Hazbin pilot was more like Looney Tunes with its comedy. I don’t care for what Amazon has done with it.
I absolutely do watch queer TV and movies, though I don’t really go out of my way to do so. Currently watching Banana Fish. I didn’t really want to go back and watch it, but my wife and I always swore we’d come back if it got translated to English. We watched it in Japanese before. Now it’s in English. Amazon used AI to translate it a year ago, but now Netflix has given it a proper English translation. I really don’t mind watching anime in Japanese; in fact I prefer it if someone I know isn’t in the English cast. I’ve met a lot of the English voice actors. The English version is what got me to rewatch it. Romance anime isn’t really my thing, but IMO one of the best is Love Stage!!. (Your Lie in April was the best IMO, but not because of its romance; I see it as more of a music anime.)
Wait, you mentioned Josh Johnson. Is he LGBTQ+? I mean, he’s kind of effeminate, but I never woulda guessed. My wife’s a big fan of his. I don’t mind him but I don’t really dig comedy/standup. He seems like a chill dude though.
But no, you don’t have to be a fan of any particular piece of media to be an ally or to otherwise support LGBTQ+ rights.
- Comment on GTA 6 Leaker Defies Take-Two Subpoenas With Shocking New Gameplay Leaks 2 weeks ago:
And everybody’s still afraid to post the videos on the clear net. (Apparently they’re only on the dark web?) So is Rockstar really worried? Most of their fans can’t see these videos. Casual users can’t see them. You have to “know where to look” and everybody’s afraid to say. So what are they actually worried about? What’s “shocking”?
- Comment on Well that's my vacation ruined 2 weeks ago:
Do you have a recommendation? I’ve had a Fire stick in the past, and it was a POS (I had the entry model, paid like 20 for it). Roku has been enshittifying lately and so has Fire OS. I’d want to be able to cast to it from the MacBook or my iPhone, or my wife’s Android phone. I do have an Apple TV box at home, but I’ve never taken it to a hotel room.
- Comment on Is it creepy when lemmings go digging through post votes to see who voted how on different posts and comments? 2 weeks ago:
I dunno. It’s how the platform was designed. Lemmy was designed to imitate Reddit but with some changes. Looking back at a Redditor’s post history was always controversial. Vote history just adds a new layer to that.
I got banned from a bunch of AI comms I’ve never visited; I can only guess because I’m a member of “Fuck AI”. Truth is, I’m curiously cautious, or cautiously curious, I’m not sure. I’m not too big on AI, but neither am I vehemently against it (besides its affect on the gaming industry). I think the ban was just a knee-jerk reaction and probably a bit uncalled for, but again, the platform has the feature for a reason.
I always thought I had the sanest take on Reddit when it came to viewing post history. If someone was vitriolic, I’d check their history to see if this is how they are all the time or if they’re having a bad day. If the former, I might downvote/block… if the latter, I might give it a few days and reply, hoping they’d be in a better mood then.
I’ve never looked at another user’s vote history. It’s not really any of my business; I don’t see a real benefit for me to do so.
- Comment on Well that's my vacation ruined 2 weeks ago:
Well, my laptop bag has a Thunderbolt to HDMI cable in it. So that beats any streaming stick. Though the streaming stick doesn’t have to deal with overscan and other issues. It’s not a bad idea to add one to the tech bag. I’ll have to look into which ones let me do what I want.
- Comment on Well that's my vacation ruined 2 weeks ago:
I never bother the hotel TV. It’s rarely worth the hassle. If my wife and I watch something, it’s on the MacBook.