I remember the 2018 Society for American Archaeology conference, everyone saw this paper title in the schedule and tried to go to the talk. Probably the most asked question that weekend besides "time for a beer?" was "did you see the poop knife talk?"
Yeah, agreed about his temperment. I don't know enough about the inner workings of the team, but I did notice that the early part of the season he called the game from up in the booth. When he switched to the sideline in the later half of the season, the defense seemed to perk up.
Honestly I always thought the first 2 books in the series are a bit clunky compared to the rest. My impression is that by Book 3 Jordan really settled into the world he created and starts branching different narratives out into very complex intrigues and overlapping storylines.
This season is much better than the first. I have also changed my mindset when viewing it. When the first season was airing I kept noticing lots of inconsistencies with how the books are presented, and would get annoyed. This season I have approached it not as a direct adaptation, but as a show inspired by the books. This has made my viewing much more pleasurable, I find myself thinking "oh interesting, that's how they are depicting it!" A lot of depictions are absolutely not how I imagined it reading the books, but it is still fun to see someone else's interpretation of the material, and I am really enjoying the ride.
I miss that time in the internet, we were all more naive. Corporations harvesting data and relentlessly advertising wasn't so widespread, or at least as obvious
I remember the 2018 Society for American Archaeology conference, everyone saw this paper title in the schedule and tried to go to the talk. Probably the most asked question that weekend besides "time for a beer?" was "did you see the poop knife talk?"
Yeah, agreed about his temperment. I don't know enough about the inner workings of the team, but I did notice that the early part of the season he called the game from up in the booth. When he switched to the sideline in the later half of the season, the defense seemed to perk up.
Honestly I always thought the first 2 books in the series are a bit clunky compared to the rest. My impression is that by Book 3 Jordan really settled into the world he created and starts branching different narratives out into very complex intrigues and overlapping storylines.
This season is much better than the first. I have also changed my mindset when viewing it. When the first season was airing I kept noticing lots of inconsistencies with how the books are presented, and would get annoyed. This season I have approached it not as a direct adaptation, but as a show inspired by the books. This has made my viewing much more pleasurable, I find myself thinking "oh interesting, that's how they are depicting it!" A lot of depictions are absolutely not how I imagined it reading the books, but it is still fun to see someone else's interpretation of the material, and I am really enjoying the ride.
Try homarr, I switched to it from homer and it's so much better. Much more easily configurable
https://homarr.dev/
Having tried lots of them, it is definitely dependent on the user. Try them all and pick your favorite!
Yes I agree, fellow human
I love eternity! Although it's probably because I was so used to infinity beforehand.
I tried jerboa and liftoff as well and they were fine, but eternity just has that familiar feel
I miss that time in the internet, we were all more naive. Corporations harvesting data and relentlessly advertising wasn't so widespread, or at least as obvious
I am hoping this takes off. Still poking around trying to figure everything out!