Girl Talk in 09 in Vancouver. We were early at the venue and they were selecting a few people to be up on stage for the whole show. Never sweat so hard in my life.

Eh, I'd rather the remake makes some changes, otherwise what's the point of just doing the same thing again. Generally speaking the closer the remake is to the original the less value it adds. Sometimes these changes work and sometimes they don't but I'd rather they take a swing. Like Psycho or Funny Games or Oldboy or anything Disney has done in the last decade are exactly like the original and feel completely pointless. Even when they're done well like the Ikiru remake Living they just feel a little hollow.

All this being said, I think the most successful ones are where they have a completely new take from the ground up. Compare the new Planet of the Apes remakes to the 2001 Tim Burton one. The new ones go in a whole new direction and feel like they matter whereas the Burton one was a complete failure. Scarface and Oceans 11 also come to mind as successful remakes because the director got to put their on flair on the story.

The only time it really sticks out to me is when your character goes to Bing for their search needs.

PSN account is free, you probably already have one if you owned one of the last 3 PlayStation consoles. There are paid add-ons if you want the multiplayer or the gamepass like subscription.

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What's with all the downvotes, it's literally an answer to the question. You fellas mad I didn't editorialize the information with personal opinions?

Same. I'm still primarily a Plex user for the player (it's just easier for sharing libraries with everyone) but I love the arr stuff. Just got readarr setup for audio books and audiobookshelf for the player which is really nice.

Probably my favorite feature of the arr suite is in Radarr and list subscribing. I've got mine connected to some good letterboxd lists along with things like tmdb popular to keep my library up to date with recent stuff. Also there's some podcasts I listen to like The Rewatchables. I just subscribe to the lists of movies on letterboxd and I can easily keep up with the podcast.

Exactly. Furthermore they'd probably just include it in those instructions "Step 1: when the box pops up with clipboard press allow"

I wish those worked for all the mirrors too. At least mine won't do that anyway

Exactly, copy requires a click but there's no rule that the copy button has to look like anything particular

Also the word "good" is in there a few times (two of them in the bottom right corner). So this is a Good Dog search.

"Mr Rogers miraculously raises from the dead only to go around diddling kids"

Is this a reference to someone?

Probably throttled for free and paid if you want the speed to stream video. Still though, I'd take that. Would be great for just checking messages and emails and stuff.

Reminds me of this watch I had when I was a kid

This is not the stray team, the article picture confuses the story. They should've used the Annapurna logo instead but they probably wanted more clicks.

Yes, I think that is a different situation than what were referring to. Long term disability doesn't fall under odd day here and there.

I don't think I've ever had a job where I had to prove my sickness. I know that doesn't apply to everyone but as long as you don't abuse it, taking the odd day here and there doesn't cause issues

I'm so glad he's back right now. I never got into the Trevor Noah version of the show, it was just a different show.

** Insert guy with stick do something meme **

"like that one time I was on Dragon Ball Z"

Looking back now the whole family schitk was pretty lazy and could be applied to anything but damn was it effective.

Brother in carts 💪

All the people here saying "you're creating work over overworked employees" has clearly never worked in a grocery. You're creating breaks. The only exception is people who left them out at close time when you're all going home. Those people can burn.

My nephew is stoked for this. All the grown ass adults getting bent out of shape about this need to relax.

I was also a cart pusher for 3 or 4 years. It wasn't my only task most of the time I was actually in the store bagging groceries. I loved cart pickup. It meant I could walk around the store parking lot, grab some fresh air and listen to some music. It was a cool little escape from the monotonous in store work and no one was really keeping an eye on me out there so I could take a little extra time.

I'm not weighing in on whether people should leave their carts out just adding some perspective that gathering them up wasn't like this huge added labor, quite the opposite. If I wasn't gathering carts I would've just been assigned to something much less enjoyable.

I've also just learned over the years that I just don't go back to stuff all that much. If I finish a game, that's it I'm done. If I really want to go back in 20 years there's probably a PC port since there are very few console exclusives or just emulation.

I'm one of those people. I just can't be arsed to get up off the couch and put a game in. After work and kids I'm beat and just want to pick something and start playing.

I've been trying to carefully navigate this. Got her into Totoro when she was really young, like 20 months. Then a little after 2 we started watching Spirited Away. She loves them. I can't always control what she watches but I'm gonna do my best to imbue some of my tastes into her.

https://youtu.be/sTJ7AzBIJoI

Lol, the question was literally "Who is it?"

That's the question you ask when you're looking for someone's name.

"What is it?" Would refer to the curtain mystery

Have you seen kids? Most of them play games exclusively on mobile devices now.

It's literally below the headline. Paywall doesn't matter.

Did you open the article?

"Const my function equals opening parenthesis opening curly brace argh closing curly brace closing parenthesis... fat arrow..."

Give Tim Walz a shout, he's down to Dreamcast

This has sparked concern, especially with GameStop launching new Retro GameStops across North America, where retro game authenticity should be a priority.

Lol, it's Game Stop not the Library of Congress. These are minimum wage employees they're not trained in repro carts

I did the Pepsi challenge when they were setup at a booth in Vancouver. Ended up picking Coke

As a runner I hated cables. All the time I'd be in the middle of a run and my hand would catch the cord mid stride and yank them out of my ear.

As someone who daily drives ChatGPT for a lot of stuff, I agree. I heard someone put it this way "AI is perfect for stuff that is hard to find but easy to verify".

The other day I took a photo of my liquor cabinet and told it to make a cocktail recipe with ingredients on hand. Or if I encounter an error on my PC I'll just describe the problem. Or for movie recommendations when I have a very specific set of conditions. Or trying to remember a show from my childhood with only a vague set of memories. The list goes on.

Particularly for anything coding. If I'm trying to learn something I always learn best when I can just see an example of the thing in action as documentation is not always great. Or if I'm doing data manipulation and I have the input and output and just need the function to convert one to the other. I recently saved a whole afternoon of effort with that one. Or spec tests I'll just drop my whole code file in and ask it for full coverage.

These are all things that traditional search engines are poor or incapable of. I'd have a hard time going back if they just turned all this off tomorrow.

I think there's a lack of education around how to use AI which is actually a problem. Like you shouldn't be using it to identify if a mushroom is safe to eat. You shouldn't be using really for anything food or health related for that matter. You should ask it for its sources when you are unsure of its answers.

Personally I use the vinyl ones (left most in the thumbnail) for almost all common tasks. They spread a little when the screw goes in unlike the metal ones. I use the butterfly toggles for bigger jobs

Usually they don't completely flop though, they just underwhelm expectations but if they can stay active long enough with the right amount of whales and fish they can usually break even or make a small profit. Concord is just a high profile legitimate flop that was turned off before it could do anything.

I mean sometimes it works. Pubg was the big Battle Royale in town until Fortnite (as a battle Royale) came along. League of Legends too. The problem with Concord is it took about 6 years to come out so it couldn't draft on the hot trend.

This is wow you remind me