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This week we're talking about Interpreting The 20th Century, Alien: Romulus, X-Men '97, The Scarlet Gospels, and A Question Of Silence. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

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Today on the 5: Criterion recently added a movie titled A Question Of Silence to their streaming service, and the synopsis for it seemed really interesting. I decided to watch it, and it's ended up sticking with me. It's a film that makes you decide some things for yourself while still having some conrete things to say. 

Today on the 5: In episode 966 of Security Now, host Steve Gibson talked about Tim Berner-Lee's dissafisfaction with the current state of the internet. As part of his reaction to Tim's comments, he referred to aspects of the internet as being free, phrasing which makes my teeth grind a bit. Today, let's talk about corporate consolidation and why being aware of this stuff matters. Please note that none of the three 5s on this subject are meant to be critical of Steve Gibson. I have immense respect for Steve and his long running efforts to inform users on how to protect their privacy and expose terrible security practices.

Today on the 5: In episode 966 of Security Now, host Steve Gibson talked about Tim Berner-Lee's dissafisfaction with the current state of the internet. As part of his reaction to Tim's comments, he referred to aspects of the internet as being free, phrasing which makes my teeth grind a bit. Today, let's talk about lack of choices for what is "free" and what is often hidden in lengthy terms of service agreements. Please note that none of the three 5s on this subject are meant to be critical of Steve Gibson. I have immense respect for Steve and his long running efforts to inform users on how to protect their privacy and expose terrible security practices.

Today on the 5: In episode 966 of Security Now, host Steve Gibson talked about Tim Berner-Lee's dissafisfaction with the current state of the internet. As part of his reaction to Tim's comments, he referred to aspects of the internet as being free, phrasing which makes my teeth grind a bit. Today, let's talk about what access to the internet costs. Please note that none of the three 5s on this subject are meant to be critical of Steve Gibson. I have immense respect for Steve and his long running efforts to inform users on how to protect their privacy and expose terrible security practices.

This week we're talking about Beverly Hills 90210, insulin cows, MindMed, and Black Cat. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

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Today on the 5: The Department Of Justice finally announced a long anticipated antitrust suit against Apple. Many will be debating what the end result of the suit will be, but I'm of the same mindset as Andy Ihnatko in feeling that the real value of it may be a rare glimpse into Apple's inner workings.  

Today on the 5: Ahead of the US election season and in the midst of a flood of machine generated imagery, YouTube is introducing a new disclosure requirement for uploaded content. It's called "Altered Content", and I think it presents some potentially tough questions on what "altered" means.

Today on the 5: There has been a lot of discussion over the news that Don Lemon lost a Twitter distribution deal for his interview show after he asked Elon Musk some pointed questions. While I'm certainly no fan of Musk, I'm not sure why anyone is upset over this.

Today on the 5: Over the weekend I watched Black Cat, a 1991 action film that started out as an attempt to follow up La Femme Nikita. While it still feels very much like a remake of the 1990 French film, it works very well as a Hong Kong flavored version of that story.