I can’t imagine having to play your best at the highest level of your sport while on your period. That sucks.
Just needs a hot shower.
Kanban probably.
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As long as I have soy sauce, mirin, oyster sauce, and sesame oil, I can cook up a dish with whatever random stuff in the pantry.
That’s not revolutionary or anything IMO. Yes, powerpoint decks are for presentations, not meetings. At my job, the shared screen in the meeting is usually a confluence page with the agenda or documentation being discussed, and the host typing in the discussion points real time.
For me, the issue is that the show hinges on one single plot point (what is the program and what is the main character’s role in it), and you can only go so long without revealing it that it starts to drag. It’s already a slow burn show in the first place, which isn’t necessarily bad. But you can’t keep going for multiple seasons prolonging things to keep it a mystery.
Season 1 was good because it set up everything, and you end it with the excitement of what S2 will reveal. By the end of S2, you still don’t really know anything. Yes, things happened and you get to know more about the characters, but nothing really moves forward. You can feel it’s getting there, but not quite because the show is planned to go 2 or 3 more seasons. For me, this show should’ve been two seasons max, with the second season revealing the mystery halfway, and the second half showing the aftermath.
Yes, so there’s no way to stack a new sticker on top of the old one, it can only be placed behind it.
Whataburger Sweet & Spicy Bacon Burger.
A lot of have pivoted. When I attend conferences, most of the vendor sponsors are basically “this same product that provides this common service, but with AI integration”.
I was at a concert and saw these shoes but wasn’t able to ask what they were. They have a wide toebox so I’m interested in finding out. If the photo doesn’t load, here’s a link.
I watched the documentary about the missionary kid who illegally traveled to Sentinel island and was killed by the natives. What was actually more interesting was the documentary also told a parallel story of an older missionary who tried converting one of the uncontacted tribes in South America. He spent so much time there that he learned the language and became friends with them. He ended up becoming a non-believer by the time he left.