We still have a couple of weeks to wait before Spectre reaches theaters in the United States, but last night, the latest James Bond film premiered in the UK, and the positive reviews have already started pouring in.

If this really is Daniel Craig’s final appearance as the dashing spy, it appears that he’s going out with a bang. Below, we’ve collected quotes from some of the reviews around the web, many of which praise the film specifically for its ability to harken back to Bond films of old while pushing the franchise forward once again.

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OK, everyone, repeat after me: Tesla’s new Autopilot feature is not a substitute for driving. That nonetheless hasn’t stopped many Tesla drivers from relying too heavily on Autopilot and posting videos of scary experiences of it on YouTube. Here are some of the best/worst examples we could find.

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Microsoft is putting the finishing touches on a major Windows 10 update that’s supposed to be released at some point in the first week of November. Known as Threshold 2, or Windows 10 Fall Update, Microsoft’s next software release is tipped to include a variety of features and fixes that were supposed to be included in the final release but never made it.

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I’ve never cared much for Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed series. I distinctly remember the first time I got my hands on the original Assassin’s Creed — it was clunky, tedious and undeniably ambitious, but I just didn’t have fun playing it.

I’ve given other entries in the series a chance since then, but none have kept me invested for longer than a few missions. I got nothing out of Unity, Revelations didn’t really do anything for me and even Rogue, which I stuck with longer than any other Assassin’s Creed game since ACII, couldn’t keep me engaged for more than a few hours.

So you can see why I wouldn’t have much faith in Assassin’s Creed Syndicate.

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Disneyland is awesome. It’s also expensive. Very, very expensive. This is why The Hacks Of Life decided to make a guide for sneaking into the happiest place on Earth, even though we think the chances of it actually working for most people are almost nonexistent. As you might have guessed from the picture above, it involves buying a giant baby stroller and hiding your friend inside it as you pass through the gate.

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Historically, the Mac has been much less prone to various types of malware attacks than Windows machines. Of course, this is largely due to the fact that Windows, on account of its dominant market share, has long been a much more appealing target for hackers. But in recent years, as Apple’s share of the PC market has grown, malware specifically targeting Apple’s Mac platform slowly but surely began to increase. In the process, the types of malware attacks targeting Macs have also became far more insidious and, at times, sophisticated.

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Enjoy your old school vinyl records with the modern flare of a system that will also play CDs, has a radio and input for smartphones and tablets. The Electrohome Signature Vinyl Record Player Classic Turntable Natural Wood Hi-Fi Stereo System offers more than just the features you might find on a standard record player, and is on sale for $199.99 with free shipping on Amazon.

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Someone apparently wasn’t satisfied with the employee discount.

NBC New York reported on Tuesday that Apple Store employee Ruben Profit was arrested and charged with grand larceny after “allegedly re-coding credit and debit cards” while working at the retail location in the Queens Center Mall in order to purchase $997,000 worth of Apple gift cards from his own store.

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