I actually still like some LTT videos. I just find the thumbnails off-putting … so unless the topic interests me I don’t typically watch anymore.

I really enjoyed the Emily/Anthony bits too.

Rogue One blew my mind. Absolutely loved it.

I know it’s probably an unpopular opinion but I liked Solo too. The parts I didn’t enjoy were the callbacks and stuff. I didn’t need to see all those, but I watched it twice and didn’t regret it.

First time watching Lemmino and I’m an instant subscriber now, it was a great video. Not gonna lie the bait at the end was really enticing and I hope that this does get solved soon!

I grew a beard after I got food poisoning and the flu back-to-back. I couldn’t be arsed to shave.

I did try shaving years later but I hated nicking my chin with a razor and doing it every day was a pain.

Still high relative to the average but nowhere near their American counterparts.

“most evil company in the gaming industry”

EA backs away slowly

Btw, we all love Valve and the Steam Deck but Valve ain’t clean either.

Onion architecture. Ports and adapters are other names for it, I think.

I actually liked Anne Hathaway’s Selina Kyle. Her introduction and the “oops” when she gets caught was amazing. Also, her screaming under the table and then immediately switching was great.

Heath Ledger’s joker is too good. The money pit, which is a set piece, was still such a great moment. He hit the accountant in the face with a wad of bills and sets it all on fire. Also, when the Joker was just killing judges with car bombs and stuff … made me genuinely fear him.

The first one, I really liked Liam Neeson as Raz Al Ghul. I liked the training session with him telling him it was his father’s weakness and dropping him into the water.

Btw, I think one of the more understated roles in the trilogy is Gary Oldman. I think he played Gordon beautifully.

It’s when all my peers start writing new code and I have to fix bugs.

I didn’t catch it in The World’s End until someone pointed it out too.

Make? As in Makefiles or make-up?

I wasn’t a big fan of the Patman movies, but I’ll echo what I said before that I like that other people enjoy it and think that’s great.

That being said, I didn’t get the Penguin in the movie. It seemed like Batman just beat him up a lot and was wrong about why. I kinda felt bad for him.

Same. The Se7en vibe and characters didn’t work for me.

I’m really happy everyone else seems to love it though.

Yeah the microplastics in gum thing really threw me off when I found out about it.

I think this editor is supposed to be super fast because of their GPU or whatever libraries. It’s also supposed to be written in Rust.

So far there’s no extensions and just on Mac. Maybe when those open up I’ll take a closer look.

The lore itself is uninteresting at this point. The timeline seems done to death and none of it is interesting. I think the core of T2 is a horror movie where you get a nightmarish killer chasing our heroes. I think T2s story and lore works around that core perfectly. The other movies seem to work around a “twist” or some other gimmick that the core feels missing or inadequate.

I’m not the person you’re replying to but for me, I used to get random headaches and jitters and I feel more consistent now.

The problem is the withdrawal period can be hard for some. It was for me, but overall worth it in the end.

Well over a decade ago I remember a coworker would just go through the codebase and add his own coding style.

Instead of if (predicate) {

He would do if ( predicate )

I would always ask why he did it and he said, “well we don’t have any coding standards so I’m going to do it” … I replied, “there’s things like unwritten rules and sticking to whatever’s in the codebase makes it easy”. I told the seniors and they chose not to do anything (everyone just merged into trunk) and they just left him for a while.

Then he turned rewrote built-in logical functions in code like this: if (predicate || predicate) {

Into code like this: if ( or( predicate, predicate ) ) {

This was C# and there was no Prettier back then.

Also, he would private every constructor and then create a static factory method.

Eventually the seniors told him to knock it off. All I said was that I initially tried telling them weeks ahead of time and now we got a mess on our hands.

I quite like Mark Kermode because he’s a film historian as well as a critic. I don’t always agree with him but every review he harkens back to the director or actor’s previous catalogue and I can get an entertaining perspective on his view.

I don’t watch much Completionist stuff but he really seemed like he was reading a script written by a lawyer for this “response”. As well as, looking increasing angry.