Ozone Nightmare
The Ozone Nightmare covers a wide range of subjects, from gaming to politics, comics to culture. We speak our minds, for better or worse, but we also try to keep the conversation approachable for everyone.
Lobo Momo
This week we're talking about knobble, tangomushi, Sean Seanson, Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, living in video game worlds, and The Playgirls And The Vampire. Show music byÂ
Tik Tok Theater
Today on the 5: You may have heard that there's a potential Tik Tok ban on the horizon. While I doubt the ban will actually happen as currently proposed, even if it does I don't think it's about anyrthing more than public performance.
The Price Of Disappointment
Today on the 5: Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League hit the PSN+ free catalog this month, so Lando and I decided to give it a try and see how it is. While I certainly wouldn't call it a bad game, if I paid full price for it I probably would have regretted it pretty quickly.
The Evolution Of Amazon
Today on the 5: I saw a news item about Amazon retiring the "Try Before You Buy" program at the end of this month. It's the latest in a series of small moves that are changing some things about the shopping site that make it more in line with traditional stores.
The Playgirls And The Vampire Retro Review
Today on the 5: I picked up the 1960 film The Playgirls And The Vampire a while ago, but only got around to watching it this weekend. It wasnt quite what I expected it to be, which in this case is probably a good thing.
The Hall Of Threats
This week we're talking about Frameless, Fire Weather, Arcane, Enhanced Visual Search, Architectural Lettering, and Endgame. Show music byÂ
Mark May Be Right
Today on the 5: Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that Meta is ending third party fact checking on their platforms. The CEO claimed that this move would benefit end users, and I he may be right...just not in the way he thinks.
Opting Into Privacy
Today on the 5: Some of you may remember that in 2019 Apple placed an ad at CES touting their dedication to user privacy on their own devices. I'm not sure if the company would run that same ad today.
Detangling Dell
Today on the 5: Yesterday Dell announced that the XPS, Inspiron, Latitude and Precision computer lines are being retired. While surpising, it's both long overdue and a strange ending of an era in computing.
Endgame (1983) Retro Review
Today on the 5: Thanks to a wonderful B movie account over on Bluesky, I decided to watch a movie from 1983 titled Endgame. It's a wonderfully low budget slice of Itlian ripoff filmmaking.
