That battle went a little bit too long IMO, especially since they’ve been fighting since the previous episode. Good teaser ending for the next season though, better than the cliffhanger ending of S1. I didn’t enjoy all the fight scenes as much as S1, but Evil Eye’s battles with Okarun were definitely one of the best overall. I didn’t really care much about the worm and the kaiju, and Kinta is just annoying. I’m sure his character will still develop later on (or maybe not).

Yeah treat it as a dessert and it can work. The cheese is basically just a dip. Just grab some chips and dip away.

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Her husband was 7’9” himself and he lived to 81! That’s amazing for someone that size. She unfortunately died earlier in her 40’s.

Hey OP, just letting you know, it’s spelled “Filipino”. Not being condescending or anything, just wanted to let you know.

Did Sherpas develop a defense against this? Or are they more susceptible because of their exposure to higher altitudes?

Not the person you replied to, but maybe jitsi?

Walk without rhythm.

Were you ever checked for thyroid issues? I had a bout with hyperthyroidism a few years back and I was losing weight even when I was eating like crazy.

Most of Denis Villenueve’s filmography are must watches:

• Prisoners
• Arrival
• Sicario
• Blade Runner 2049
• Dune 1 and 2
• Incendies

Korean movies:

• The Handmaiden
• Parasite
• Old Boy
• The Vengence Trilogy

That’s why I have several plain white and black shirts that I rotate throughout the week for video meetings, so I look the same every time. If someone takes a screenshot, you won’t be able to tell what day it was just by looking at what I was wearing.

I think you need to step back and review your threat model. Grab a pen and paper or open a spreadsheet. List all the tech you use for various things. Then determine what threats you are protecting yourself from for each. Try to use a scoring system to rank importance/criticality and convenience. Then try to find the balance, which ones you’re willing to sacrifice convenience for and ones you are willing to compromise. Then take action one by one.

Well privacy doesn’t necessarily mean anonymity. They are different things and have different solutions. A VPN gives you privacy but doesn’t automatically make you anonymous. I think the other comment has a good point that VPNs are overselling their products. And it’s true, defense-in-depth is the proper way to go about it, and not to rely on one thing to solve all your problems.

Taking an afternoon nap on my recliner couch with hour-long space or ancient history documentaries playing on the tv at a low volume.

Does he just drag the hind legs on wheels? Or worse, another person is in there.

It’s not about having zero benefits in the office, it’s about giving people the choice to do what works for them. Some people like working in the office, then go ahead. Some people prefer to work at home, let them. The problem is companies forcing everyone to do one thing when everyone works differently.

I’m fully remote but I voluntarily go to the office once a week (as much as possible) primarily to socialize with coworkers and maybe do some in-person meetings if the timing is right. I would hate it if I was mandated to go once a week, because I prefer the flexibility.

I play keys, guitars, bass, ukelele, drums, and a little bit of flute. Keys are my primary instrument because of the infinite sonic possibilities it offers compared to other instruments. I’ve been way more creative with making music with keys vs playing other instruments.

I’ve had no issues so far. Response times have been relatively quick, nothing unusual.

Email + calendar, slack, security camera alerts, and a couple of messenger apps.

That’s the town’s resident crazy cowboy who hangs out by the inn hallucinating a duel with a lizard and talking to some sort of possum.