They actually get into this in the other panels that aren't posted. Having trouble finding non-reddit links to it though https://www.reddit.com/r/theotherendcomics/s/9X4C16J7yi
Also, not very experienced adding photos from my phone to comments but trying to attach screenshots
Good luck! Mint was my first distro too and still the one I use most, everything just works how I want and yeah, so much faster than Windows
Love that this is how I found out
Honestly, yeah.
So much media is very "of the moment" and built up through marketing. For whatever reason, a show, a song, a movie, a game, whatever, gets a lot of hype built up around it, but some time goes by and poof, no one cares. That's part of what was in my head when I made this post. When given a bit of time and space from whatever circumstances of its initial release, what shows still stand out?
Well, the all metal casing makes the Pebble Time 2 feel pretty sturdy, and it is waterproof to 5 atm, but yeah, screen design seems to be a flaw, albeit one that people are already making simple bumper covers and such to fix.
For all those other points, yeah, Pebbles have been great for being able to actually read the screen all the time, get filtered notifications, and the buttons make music control way easier than any touch screen smart watch I've used. Pretty sure it isn't capable of being a Bluetooth range extender though.
Heard nothing but good things about Ted Lasso as well so I think this one is now on my list, thanks!
Schitt's Creek I think I tried to watch way back but don't think I even got through the first episode for the reason you just said, couldn't stand the characters.
I love me some Sci-Fi but yeah, the fact that it's Star Wars had me ignoring this one despite all the amazing reviews and hype. Is Andor still enjoyable without having seen anything but the first six movies and the first two of the sequels? I know it's closely linked with Rogue One and I didn't watch that either. Still recommendable with that little knowledge of the current expanded universe?
I haven't been watching much in terms of actual shows for a good while, then while listening to a podcast a host casually mentioned they had rewatched Chernobyl, how it still holds up, that there's a reason it got as much acclaim as it did, etc. So I thought I'd give it a go and wow, loved it (still one episode left to watch).
Had me thinking, what else have I missed out on? What are some "absolute cinema" TV shows that still hold up and and are considered must watch?
In what way? I don't think the Time 2 is super durable like Gshocks, seeing multiple reports of cracked screens because of the way the glass is slightly raised, causing knocks on sides of the glass where it's more likely to break.
That said, mine has been fine for the week that I've had it but I have screen protectors already ordered
I never used the bangle.js but I was tempted to get it a few times.
But IMO, Pebble OS feels quite well developed. The main parts of the interface are basically unchanged from the original Pebble Time if you're familiar with it or have seen it before. I think the community around it is also bigger, so a lot more community development, apps, watch faces, etc.
Any recommendations for something like "Amusing Ourselves to Death" but written after the internet became mainstream?
Something recently had me thinking about the book "Amusing Ourselves to Death" that made me want to give it a re-read, and as relevant as the main ideas still are for today, I wondered if there is a more recent book that is just as well received on the topic of society's addiction to amusement.
And these scientists are sure as hell gonna work on answering them with that freaky deaky nose