I saw some memes with Good Omens templates and decided to give the show a watch.
Season 1 was pretty good, the kind of comedy that made me smile occasionally, which is fine.
On the other hand season 2 was mostly boring, 2 episode’s worth of story was stretched out to 6, and the ending ruined the friendship between the main characters, which was the cornerstone of the whole concept.
“It never happened but they deserved it”. It’s a classic rhetoric of people who deny or white wash genocides.
Ads are indeed getting smarter every day
I like to “annoy” people whith small “things” that are insignificant “alone” but add up over “time”. Kind of like “overusing” quotation marks in “posts” and comments.
I was seriously considering buying the game on release but after 8 hours of not having fun paying it I’m glad I had GamePass to try it on first.
I was a huge fan of the Prince of Persia Sands of Time trilogy. Just before the third game came out I replayed the previous two games again. I managed to get the secret ending of the second game. It’s un understatement that it blew my mind and that the third continued from there instead of the regular ending.
No need for shields when you have plot armor
Got it. You either remember someone’s face or their name, but not both.
Honestly, I didn’t notice any difference in sound quality, so for me it wasn’t worth switching to Tidal. You could try their free trial and see for yourself, maybe you have better ears or headphones than me.
The only hassle was transferring my playlists, but I used an app that did it for me.
I used both Spotify and Tidal, I have upper mid range headphones and I couldn’t tell the difference in quality.
I’m now using YouTube Music because it costs the same as Spotify (around $4 in my country) but I also get YT Premium, so no YT ads on mobile either. On desktop I’m using an ad blocker, so by having premium I can support the creators that I watch without wasting my time with ads.
I had an art teacher when I was around 12 years old who hated my guts. I wasn’t the most well behaved student but the things she did was sometimes petty other times aggressive.
She once threw a water bottle at me because I had a chat with the guy next to me. She missed but the bottle damaged the wall next to me.
She told my girlfriend to stay after class because she wants to talk to her. She spent 10 minutes trying to get her to break up with me.
She never failed to tell me that I’m a good for nothing and I’ll probably end up as a homeless drunk and I’ll live beside the road.
She always made fun of my drawings and paintings trying to humiliate me in front of the class.
I wasn’t her only target, she had one in every class.
I prefer to eat freshly cooked What I, but the canned ones are pretty good as well
There’s a difference between respecting someone and treating them with respect. True respect has to be earned, while everyone should be treated with respect by default (until they give you a reason not to).
If your teacher is an asshole, depending on your situation, it might be in your best interest to act as if you respected them for your own sake.
Glad you took the time to comment even though it seems like the meaning of what you were replying to didn’t really go through.
I started playing just before the Netflix show came out and I loved it, it quickly became one of my favorite open world car games, in the same tier as San Andreas and Sleeping Dogs.
By the end I became completely unstoppable, I played as a melee netrunner and it was insane. I didn’t really mind because the story and world more than made up for it.
Once a day before going to bed. I work in an office with AC, but if I did physical labor I’d probably also shower as soon as I got home.
On hot summer nights I also shower in the morning before going to work.
You’re listing outliers that did well despite their smaller marketing budget. There are tons of great games from smaller studios that get buried because nobody knows about them.
That’s a reasonable thing to do from a security standpoint.
These are not necessarily unpopular in terms of subscribers, but nieche in terms of topics: