I had a coworker who tried something like this on a federal holiday, ended up bringing down production on everyone’s day off, and ruining a bunch of people’s days to clean up the mess just because someone was trying to go above and beyond.

There’s a scene in the beginning of The Hangover where they use the f slur as a joking insult, which hasn’t aged well. In fact it’s aged so poorly that the scene is used perfectly in Nirvianna the Band the Show the Movie

Someone already prepared you for the worst part. There’s also a scene where the nerds install hidden cameras into a sorority house to spy on the women getting changed.

Yeah, {} should be [] so it would look something like this:

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I imagine most of their revenue comes from the ad supported “channels” they provide, which non-technical people are tricked into using since they have a technical friend or relative who set them up with Plex 10 years ago. With the Fox acquisition of Roku, the merging of Tubi and Roku Channel would be huge and probably cause Plex to lose streaming licenses of certain properties which will end up as lower revenue.

Recommended everyone to watch this video about how Star Wars was saved in the edit

This is great, I’ve played a few but not Hyper Light Drifter, and would really appreciate a key.

Edit: What I’m watching this weekend: Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed on Apple TV

Edit 2: Claimed thanks

Presenting options and the illusion of choice has saved me since my kid was three. Getting out of the house in the morning was a huge struggle until I landed on, “what do you want to put on first, your shoes or your jacket?” I also don’t know what I’m doing, but I think kids simply don’t like to be told what to do, they want to do whatver they want. Presenting options gives them that agency while also getting them to do things they wouldn’t do on their own.

On the topic, nowadays my kid is very easily convinced by reverse psychology. For the hand washing, I’d probably tell him not to wash his hands and make up something silly and say “if he washes his hands and then touches me with his clean & wet hands i’ll melt because I’m made of sugar” Then when he washes his hands I’d let him chase me around a bit and pretend to melt or something. If they call my bluff I’m all out of options, but 60% of the time this works every time for me. YMMV.

Thought this was part of the 28 Years Later universe. Is this going to be like amityville horror where people realized you can’t trademark the place amityville, so they released tons of bad movies with amityville in the title to trick people into thinking they are seeing an official sequel to amityville horror?

I don’t exactly remember the mechanics, but wasn’t there some heart or potion you could get to extend your hearts, but that consumable didn’t replenish? I remember using one early in the game and then realizing I should have saved it for one of the final dungeons. I don’t think I actually ever beat Zelda II and rage quit after realizing it was too difficult for 12 year old me.

If you’re like me and were expecting some Punisher this season, there’s a special coming out next week called The Punisher: One Last Kill

Also the parallels with Fisk / Trump are extremely topical now. Had the exact same episodes get released a few years from now, they’d probably be less impactful. I can’t imagine how these episodes would have landed just a few months ago with the ICE operations in minneapolis being in full swing.

This hallway scene with Fisk seemed inspired by Rogue One with Vader, and the hallway scene in the original series was inspired by Oldboy. Which other famous hallway scenes should they do next?

Everybody knows Link is a Switch

There are plenty of python libraries which have compiled components, such as pandas, which is compiled on install via pip install. Some package managers have precompiled binaries, but you would need to make sure you have the right version for the project.

My thoughts exactly, can’t weigh an opinion on the quality unless I see it for myself.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9476408/

Still wish we got Hunter Schafer cast as Zelda.

On the bright side, they’re unlikely to see a penny from it, and have incurred lawyer costs and time.

In terms of command line editors, vim is extremely powerful and relatively easy to get started with, once you know how to get into insert mode and then save/quit. nano/pico are easier to learn but less powerful, and emacs is probably more powerful than vim, and more daunting to learn. Also, vim is installed on almost all systems, so there’s not really any extra work to get started using it.