noir

Hooked up a RPi NoIR camera, so a video is included in the tweet as well.

Very smart, noir sci-fi with a lot of heady concept play -- some consider it to be genre-defining.

What a great plot for a sci-fi/noir novel; an evil old man captures babies and infuses their blood into himself.

It's a noir detective novel while a massive asteroid is about to destroy the world.

It has a lot of /style/ and attention paid to evoking a particular noir-esque mood.

Highest rated was a 6.99 Pinot Noir whose name escapes me at the moment.

If you're trying to build a website I really learned a lot by looking at Xavi's noir-auth-app.

Or film noir rejected because people have an expectation of privacy at night?

I just finished reading Dark Star — an entertaining scifi noir epic poem set on a planet with a dead sun.

It almost sounded like the narration of film noir.

Recently, Better Call Saul is awesome for the emotional depth and film noir aspects, and the previous Breaking Bad to which it's a prequel is still a masterpiece even though I find the premise implausible.

If you watch all those Noir films, just like walking around the city today, look beyond the main characters and see all the normal people going about their business.

It's called "boudin noir" in France, it's quite popular, cheap and very very delicious.

I can't draw, but if someone asked me to draw a picture of a "thug", it would probably end up being some sort of film noir 1930s small-time hold-up guy.

I guess with the exception of cajun Boudin Noir...

I don't have anything handy, unfortunately as I have the bad habit not to organize my findings outside of keeping the conclusions read or made in my head, but those reads made me switch to Spanish Rioja from French Pinot Noir.