Smells crime, back to the lab, full penetration. Crime, penetration, crime, full penetration, crime, penetration. And this goes on and on, and back and forth, for 90 or so minutes until the movie just, sort of, ends.
Bro the extended movies are way longer than 2.5 hrs. The theatrical cuts are longer than that.
I just went all in to bitwarden 🙃. Not ready to change again just yet but will be ready probably once it starts going to shit.
There's a lot of good container management solutions out there that are worth investigating. They do things like monitor availability, resource management, as well as altering on versioning.
Store near me has one named "Tally" thay goes up and down isles doing inventory. Its real tall and just scans the shelves. It is ironically one of the most employee-focused grocery stores, offering 401k and paid vacation and the like to its employees. Its a family-owned chain and well respected. The kids love Tally.
It was great! It was just a long weekend so we didn't get everywhere we wanted, but coming in from Rome it was a great change of pace. Really loved the relaxed atmosphere and accepting nature of everyone! We spent a lot of time just wandering around, did a winery tour in the area around Chinchon (which we loved, beautiful region). We really enjoyed the La Latina neighborhood and Caso del Campo, and the energy in Centro was hard to beat. We already want to go back, it was definitely a highlight, thank you for all the suggestions!
Hell yeah thank you.
No dietary restrictions, we love good food and wine, we'll be on our honeymoon and Madrid is one of the stops 😀. We're staying just off Gran Via. We love diving into local culture and finding hidden gems, from fancy to divey. We're big walkers and typically spend time getting lost in new cities to see what we can find.
Appreciate any insight!
I'm gonna be in Madrid for a weekend at the end of the month for the first time. Any suggestions on things we should not miss, or cool spots that we should check out?
That's open source for you. The biggest issue for things gaining traction is a million projects that all do the same thing "better". Look at Linux, if people are curious about "switching to Linux" all it takes is one comment thread somewhere to confuse then enough to bail on the idea.
I came to the comments hoping someone posted this. Its a classic and many young'ins will never know the pain.
I've used connect for a few years now, and was a lemm.ee user until they shut down at the end of June. I switched to lemmy.zip, and now when sharing pictures on Android (S24 Ultra) it won't actually share any media, it just shows the words image_proxy in the share dialog but there's no actual media to share.
