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Twelve terrifically terrifying dystopian-future tales (& where you can watch them) - Vimarsana News

Twelve terrifically terrifying dystopian-future tales (& where you can watch them)

Supplied Jude Law and Haley Joel Osment may be the human stars of A.I. Artificial Intelligence, but Teddy steals the show. A.I.Artificial Intelligence (iTunes, Google Play, YouTube) Brain Aldiss’ 1969 short story Super Toys Last All Summer Long was the inspiration for Steven Spielberg’s 2001 homage to Stanley Kubrick (who originally wanted to make the movie). Set in a futuristic, post-climate change society, it follows the Pinocchio-esque adventures of a child-like android programmed with the ability to love. Haley Joel Osment’s other great performance, this heartbreaking tale also ...

The tracks of National Rail's tears - Vimarsana News

The tracks of National Rail's tears

Downtime About This Blog Taking a look at the lighter side of IT - technology may be a serious business but it rarely fails to raise a smile too. Latest Blog Posts Related Content US court issues Google API with Java ruling Employees express high expectations of IT in world of ‘work from anywhere’ Download Current Issue To the meme generation he was simply known as the Airplane Mode Prince, but it seems nobody has taken the passing of the Duke of Edinburgh quite as hard as National Rail. Users of the website woke up on Monday 12 April to find its HTML had grieved itself into gra...

Now Let's Be Honest: An Open Letter From Our Editor - Vimarsana News

Now Let's Be Honest: An Open Letter From Our Editor

Constructive criticism regarding Israel's coronavirus vaccination policy, yes - but keep it appropriate, please.

The Matrix: Why 1999's groundbreaking sci-fi still stuns two decades on - Vimarsana News

The Matrix: Why 1999's groundbreaking sci-fi still stuns two decades on

The Matrix. An everyday everyman, Mr Anderson leads a double life. By day, he is a software engineer for a large company, but, at night, he takes on the role of a computer hacker named Neo. His nocturnal activities put him into the orbit of Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne), a subversive hacker wanted by the police around the world. Those same authorities also take an interest in Thomas, however, something seems off about their interrogation. Suddenly, he’s face-to-face with Morpheus and give the option of seeing the world “as it really is”. Turns out, the “life” he’s living is j...

We're 'collapsologists' living off the land in case civilisation crumbles - Covid proves we're right to be prepared - Vimarsana News

We're 'collapsologists' living off the land in case civilisation crumbles - Covid proves we're right to be prepared

Updated: Feb 5 2021, 7:25 ET NO bills, no mortgage, an endless supply of homegrown grub and even a hot tub to relax in - welcome to the world of two Brits prepared for the end. Essex vets Matthew and Charis Watkinson gave up the rat race for the good life in the Welsh countryside after reading about 'collapsology', a movement based around the theory that society as we know it could fall apart. 15 15 Vets Matthew and Charis Watkinson gave up their jobs and moved to Wales for a self-sufficient lifestyle Rather than relying on their £30,000-a-year jobs to support themselves, they instead grow t...