WhatTheDuck

It has been forever, yet brain still reads this in his voice so perfectly.

I know you mean the best, but an iPhone isn't any better privacy-wise than an Android is. Regardless of their public stance, these giant monoliths have proven time and time again there's no respect for an individual's privacy. If they get caught lying/breaking the law, the fine is merely the cost of doing business.

It would be better to focus on universal ways someone could keep themselves safe. Drop WhatsApp/SMS for Signal, drop Chromium based browsers, use uBlock, a VPN, etc. Arguing over phones is just infighting and not worth the energy.

This makes me curious if there's a study focused on the effectiveness of job listings with these buzz words vs without. I wonder if more people would apply or if people actually buy into these phrases.

Ahh! I thought it was for ventilating the hypothetical braincell his dome could hold. Silly me!

That's exactly the energy he has here. The brushing and snuggling must be endless - he deserves no less!

Agreed with all your points. The show would be elevated by taking a "Game of Thrones" approach - aka no character is safe from being killed off. They've made it really obvious who's ""safe"" and it takes the tension away.

Overall, it's a good start and I'm excited to see more.

Yeah, I'm quite glad they skipped showing what happened on the ship (for now). I want to eventually know, but the show's appeal is seeing Aliens on Earth - so skipping the ship's downfall was the best call.

Overall, the show is pretty solid. I really like the sense of dread and unease it builds... buuttt it's bothering me how much plot armor a certain character has - especially when it's right after showing how efficient the alien can murder.