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  • Editorial Director, Co-Founder, Resilience Conference
  • Chief Content Officer, Insight Media Group
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Lover of gadgets. Occasional woodworker. Former TechCrunch Managing Editor. And I live in Michigan. That's about it. DMs open.

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I Have the Power! ‘MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE’ (2026) – Movie Review

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By Todd Martin, Brad Twigg, Matt Burns
| PopHorror Verified
When I was in 5th grade, I was a huge He-Man fan. I would race home every day after school to watch the cartoon, I had a ton of the action figures, play sets, and vehicles from the toy line, and I loved the old STAR comic books that were put out by Marvel Comics at the time. I loved everything about He-Man and wanted to be just like him when I grew up. When I heard that they were making another live-action movie I was more than a little skeptical.
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Vibe slop is the symptom. Context debt is the disease.

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By Matt Burns
| The New Stack Verified
Some of the engineers who made vibe coding possible have decided it’s a problem. Last month, The Wall Street Journal’s Christopher Mims interviewed Armin Ronacher and Mario Zechner, the engineers behind the Pi engine that powers OpenClaw. These engineers have been instrumental in popularizing these agentic tools, and their assessment was blunt: The tools are flooding the world with bad, sometimes dangerous code. “Eventually it will catch up to us,” Zechner told Mims. They’re referring to vibe slop.
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It’s Bull Something: ‘BULL SHARK’ (2022) Revisited – Retro Review

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By Todd Martin, Brad Twigg, Matt Burns
| PopHorror Verified
I have always loved sharks, and as such have been a sucker for shark movies for as long as I can remember. I have seen a ton of killer shark movies in my day, and while some of them are awesome there are also a lot of them that are mighty bad. My wife and I were bored the other night and were trying to find something to watch on TUBI and ran across Bull Shark. I thought that it might be fun, so we gave it a go. Did we make the right decision?
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