Jabba was probably throwing people into the Sarlacc pit weekly. Even when Lando was falling in it had people falling in left and right. Sure the Sarlacc wanted to eat Lando but even easier food was literally falling right into its mouth.
But after? I don’t think Bib Fortuna was making as many trips to the Sarlacc pit. Poor thing was probably hungry.
Also sometimes Digimon split evolution into undead skeletons.
So I completely understand where you’re coming from, but sometimes you gotta live on the edge and accept the consequences.
Mint is based on testing irc.
I thought so too, and it looks like it used to be, but LMDE is currently based on Debian Stable, specifically LMDE 7 is based on Debian 13 “Trixie”, first released Aug 2025.
FWIW I’ve been running Debian Testing for a few years now and been plenty happy, might get worth trying that.
I completely agree, but 2/5 feels harsh. I can’t justify a 3/5 because because while any individual scene or moment is wonderful and deserving, it’s all ultimately shallow.
If you put this movie on in the background you wouldn’t find anything you dislike. But if I focused in and watched it, there isn’t anything to praise.
So yeah. 2/5.
I mean he was introduced in the Snydercut in a pretty small role and with no story line.
I assume he’ll have an actual story and not just exit a room and way later just show up, introduce himself and then peace out.
So finally coming to the big screen… Probably.
So the stories of Sherlock Holmes are public domain and freely available online. I did my best but I can not find an instance of Sherlock Holmes locking a home. He does instruct someone to lock a door within their home, which they do, but that’s the closest I could find. There are also lots of cabinets and things that need locking and unlocking, but that’s hardly a home.
Even when set to 0 you’ll still see shorts, it just stops (or limits) the infinite scrolling.
I really enjoyed the inclusion of video game sounds in films based on video games. I don’t recall any of the 90s video game movies using them and I don’t know when the trend started, but it’s excellent.
As Mel states in the video, he found the money.
I think mid is the best we can hope for. The only way it comes out great is it they go weird with it and tell a story like Majora’s Mask. By all accounts it looks like we’re going to get a Breath of the Wild type story, which is safe and fine but as a film isn’t anything above mid.
I’m hoping they tell a weird story.
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I enjoyed the original Hunger Games run, but it was a bit stretched by the end. The first prequel reboot was surprisingly good. I’m a bit unsure based on the trailer if this will work, but it’s got a great cast and I felt similarly about the last one, so I’ll probably watch this eventually.
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If you ever wanted to learn more about RollerCoaster Tycoon 1/2/OpenRTC than you thought possible, this is the channel.
This video is a follow up to the longest coaster, and if you’re thinking “I want to get off Mr Bones Wild Ride” then yes, that coaster is long but…
So Cohn did mention comprehensive privacy laws and the ability to leave platforms. These are absolutely things that need to happen.
However as an individual there are still things you can do. Cohn mentions Bluesky because it has no algorithm (except the “Discovery” feed). Cohn also mentions (in the video) Mastodon. And the truth is you don’t need to switch fully, just don’t only slurp down the concentrated hate machine(s).
Look at Lemmy. Reddit decided to be pricks and a bunch of individuals jumped over here to create what I think is a pretty good community. That doesn’t mean the problem is solved. That doesn’t mean Reddit isn’t still a problem. That doesn’t mean Lemmy is perfect. But that is a win and something individuals can do.
Additionally, those are things you can do now. You don’t need to wait for some law to be passed to fix things. You can make the move now. (While still advocating for laws to fix things.)
I also use Debian Testing with GNOME and it works perfectly fine.
Think of Ubuntu as a supported version of Debian Testing.
If you’re going to build on top of something, it’s helpful to build on top of something that is supported and tested.
(FWIW I also run Debian Testing.)
I mean it’s not a carbon copy of Dragon Quest Builders 2, but it’s made by the same team/company and has obvious overlap. They definitely took DQB2 as a starting point and made it Pokemon themed.
Start? Sure. But finish? That’s a story for another time.