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However, the popularity of The Mandalorian means there is still a market for the Sci-fi Western.

The quality difference between Andor and The Mandalorian is so stark that I don't even think they are comparable.

The Mandalorian is one of the first to use it extensively.

> except The Mandalorian Mandalorian started strong, with cool spaghetti Western vibes, and then ended up devolving into mediocrity too.

Solution The Mandalorian Project is building a sovereign mobile computing stack — starting at the system layer.

I guess parts of the Mandalorian fit the bill, but I wouldn't rank it up there with Firefly.

I mean, I could claim that Mandalorian is bigger than EA in terms of monthly penetration testing revenue and be right, but it doesn't really mean much.

I even tested that with friends on the Mandalorian show, we couldn't tell 4K or 1080p apart.

At Mandalorian we have to work 9-530 days, our customers expect to be able to contact us in this period.

If your Mandalorian test was via streaming, that's also a huge factor.

It's not going to compete with 'The Mandalorian and Sidekick'.

The Mandalorian was also an interesting case where they almost had to use a solution like on-set LED screens due to the reflectivity of his armor.

You know that line from the Mandalorian, "Weapons are part of my religion"?

I've heard Andor described as having the same vibe as The Mandalorian's episode "The Convert"; the one about the former Imperial scientist being rehabilitated and living in an apartment block with other former Imperials.

(except The Mandalorian, and I can't believe I'm using the word "content":/) edit: Totally forgot about Andor & Rogue One sorry, great film and two seasons of top-notch storytelling.

See the Stagecraft studio they built for the production of TV series The Mandalorian.

Mandalorian didn't do much for me; too gamey/Marvel-ey/cartooney.

They like it even more than The Mandalorian.