Tysm for sharing that. The most interesting(?) 16 mins of my life.
Ironic
Go-go-gadget...
The first frame looks like the tunnel leading to the treasure beneath a pyramid in Terraria.
How TF do you know what I look like?! Get away from me CREEP!
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It was a good film, I enjoyed it. Although, I remember laughing at certain scenes, sometimes finding it a bit on the nose. I would have liked to see more screen time with the Babadook itself, to add to the horror aspect. Another criticism is the feeling of tension constantly being built throughout the film, which never let up, but it felt like that momentum merely evaporated. I found myself feeling a little underwhelmed towards the end. However, I did like the (fairly obvious) symbolism of grief and trauma, and the overall message of the film. It relied more so on emotion rather than cheap scares. Overall, I really enjoyed the film, it definitely went against the grain and the tense atmosphere it created was excellent.
I used to think that hair grew when it was watered - like a plant - and therefore showering was what allowed your hair to grow. No one ever told me that, I just assumed it to be true at a young age.
Forgot my best friend's birthday. We don't normally get each other anything, or celebrate in any way, so it slipped my mind. Felt awful and wanted to turn back time so bad.
We are the roadcrew.
Ah, I didn't enjoy that fall. I think I'll go for the premium fall next time.
Don't even get me started on GTA V.
Same here, I think I would enjoy it.
I was thinking more along the lines of getting started on my taxes etc.
Shit, I think I know what I wanna do today.
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How have I not listened to this band till now?!
If I find myself overplaying certain songs, I sometimes have to force myself to take a break because when I don't, I usually end up ruining/disliking the song. I hate when this happens because perfectly good songs that I love end up irritating me because I have heard it too much. Do you stop listening to those songs or just play it as many times as you like?
EDIT: changed title to be open-ended.
Most mobile games nowadays seem to be crap. Got any good mobile games that are open source and fun to play (for more than a few days)?
Looking to get into Arduino for the first time. Have already searched about this topic, looking to seek some additional input, as you all seem to know what you are talking about. For reference the Elegoo clone is around half the price of the official pack. There is a Elegoo clone of the Mega board (as opposed to the Uno) which is almost as expensive as the official Uno one. Or would I be better off buying parts individually? I apologise for knowing nothing about electronics.
The age old question. Coke? Pepsi? Store brand? Any other?
I'm personally a Dr Pepper guy myself.
I was just browsing the Google Play Store and I am getting frustrated seeing games being tagged with the genre, but aren't actually simulating anything. E.g. Idle Miner/Mining Tycoon (can't remember name). Nothing in the game is accurate or even tries to represent real life. It even has cartoon graphics. Now I'm not getting mad about the games themselves, just the fact that they are being labelled as sims. Anyone else annoyed by this?
In order to get recommendations on your homepage you need to enable your Youtube history in order for videos to be "tailored for you". This is complete BS, as recommendations were perfectly fine before, and I have never had history enabled. This is just a stunt to get people to give their personal data to google. Now I know google has always been bad but this is what really gave me the wake up call, the final straw if you will.
This has prompted me to look for an alternative, specifically an open source alternative. Unfortunately, there are no suitable candidates to my knowledge. However, there is a small, open source alternative which is federated (similarly to Lemmy) called PeerTube. I believe with enough users it could potentially become a viable alternative. Please consider reading more about it. I have not joined yet but I will research more tomorrow. Thanks for hearing me out, just wanted to spread awareness.
I'm not sure if this is just me, but it drives me nuts when I see someone answer a question (for example in the questions section on an amazon product page) to just say that they don't know or they give an unrelated answer.
For example:
Q: Do these headphones support bluetooth and wired connections?
A: I'm not sure, but my grandson loves these!
The same goes for posts which ask a question on other sites or reviews complaining about a product, despite it doing exactly as advertised. Idk, maybe I should have posted this on unpopular opinion.