Also if this movie does well I want another crossover film.

Paul took the clips in stride, initially putting on a grave voice and decrying that “this AI is getting out of hand,” only to buy into the trend by acting camp in a response video posted to TikTok on Monday.

Proof? That video response sounds like AI.

But his girlfriend, Dutch professional speed skater Jutta Leerdam, wasn’t impressed. “I don’t like it, it’s not funny!” she told him in a video. “People believe it.”

Proof? That video sounds fake. Maybe this is all a ruse by the girlfriend to slander Jake Paul.

I don’t actually believe that, but this article is written based on videos uploaded to TikTok, there is no proof any of the events described took place.

Things are about to get much worse.

I’ve used dropbear in the past and it always feels a little janky, but it works well.

I would suggest whatever you pick, it should be a similar base to what you run or are most familiar with.

If you run something Debian based, you should recommend something Debian based. Fedora, Arch, etc.

The same is also true for desktop environments, if you use KDE, recommend KDE. If you run something not necessarily beginner friendly, recommend what you’re familiar with.

At some point you’re going to be asked questions, so the more familiar you are, the better for both of you.

Just finished watching and it was a simple sad but feel good documentary. Really puts me in the mood to rewatch his whole collection again.

Honestly that’s fine. Not every game is for everyone.

I bought Hollow Knight because everyone said it was amazing and it seemed exactly like the kind of game I would like. I bought it, played for several hours, but ultimately stopped because I wasn’t having fun.

As a result I didn’t buy Silksong. But… Silksong seems to be doing just fine.

For me Baldur’s Gate I & II were the best games I played growing up. Divinity Original Sin I & II were the best games I’d played in recent years. I had high expectations for Baldur’s Gate III and the game exceeded them.

Of course even I would be wary of a Baldur’s Gate IV. I don’t trust Hasbro to be able to make a quality game.

Wouldn’t that depend on what you’re watching?

You can watch reality TV on YouTube, or traditional television.

You can watch educational content and documentaries on YouTube, or traditional television.

Hell you can watch some traditional TV shows on YouTube or traditional television.

YouTube is just a platform for hosting content. Now they may have a “better” algorithm compared to traditional television, but that doesn’t really change much.

Although it’s a move that is useful only when you are crossing through final Goalposts.

Photo shows Mario about to go through a keyhole.

Boy I sure hope somebody got fired for that blunder.

Inside out socks is the answer! The seam truly is evil and I can’t understand why no one else seems to notice.

I expect many of the “no socks” people would be happier if they just turned them inside out.

*(For anyone looking to try this, I’ve been told you need to start with new socks, you can’t convert right-side in socks to inside-out socks.)

Except you have to interact with other users on your server

Says who? I don’t know the server of anyone I’m interacting with. I think “gateway” would be a better choice, but that isn’t any less confusing.

Computers were either Windows or Mac, they couldn’t be anything else, that was a fact. Then I saw someone using Linux and had so many questions. How? I was given a Knoppix live CD, went home, and booted my home PC into Knoppix and it changed my perception of computers.

I didn’t change over immediately but eventually Ubuntu was handing out install CDs and YouTube was full of wobbly windows and desktop cubes. It wasn’t useful but it looked cool.

I still needed Windows for gaming, but for day to day it was so much easier to use Linux.

Eventually my gaming was exclusively on the Switch and then was I was looking to play certain PC games the Steam Deck was available, so I bought that.

I think Windows 8 was the last one I used and I’ve never had any desire to go back. Linux is just easier.

I mean technically you did “update” the OS. It wasn’t a particularly useful command by going second, but I bet it was fast.

So I’ve always felt this way about video games.

Can you imagine a kids first Mario game being Mario Wonder? That’s a twist on Mario games, it’s not the base Mario!? They won’t understand what makes it an interesting new game!

But the thing is, it’s fine. Everything new is old. Plus it’s the Internet, it’s impossible to actually sort out everything.

Like, what is Roblox? I know it’s some online game. Then I saw John Green play Roblox with his daughter. It was a dress up simulator. That’s Roblox?

Or how about the song Gangnam Style? I remember when that reached 1 billion views on YouTube. That was a moment. But then remember Despacito? When I first heard that song it was already at 1.2 billion views. How could I clearly remember the first billion views video, but completely miss it happening again?

Think about the entirety of history that happened before you. How did you sort that out?

I mean Al Jean has been the show runner of the show for the majority of its run. The current show runner Matt Selman has been with the show since 1997.

Obviously new people come and go, but you’ll see familiar names now that have been there for a long while.

My favorite scene has to be the climax of the film with the rolling road in the desert. Car goes up, car goes down. We see a car, we don’t see a car. The whole scene is beautifully tense and is absolutely going to stick with me.

I know it had to end at some point, but if it didn’t I’d probably still be in the theater watching with my full attention.

I saw an early showing yesterday and would agree it was an excellent film. It is a long film at 2 hours and 50 minutes, I checked my phone (to see the time) right around the 2 hour mark, not because I was bored but because so much has happened I had to wonder how much was left.

I went into the film knowing almost nothing, having just seen the trailer. It’s fast paced jumping, as the title suggests, from one battle after another, but you will have moments to breathe.

I expect there are people who won’t like the film. It does just keep going and doesn’t always explain what is going on. The film will generally fill you in eventually, but it can be a little frustrating at times not being 100% clear what’s going on or what certain character motivations are.

I’ve watched every episode of The Simpsons and every Star Wars film and TV show.

Which kind of fan am I?

But us in the middle who pretend we’re smart

The trick you’ll learn is that everyone is just pretending. The more your learn the more you realize you don’t know.

I think the run back is fun for some people and I think the game should deliver the best version they can for those people. For me, it’s just not fun. The reward is smaller than the frustration it causes.

It took Silksong coming out for me to identify why I wasn’t a fan of Hollow Knight, and it’s touched on in this video.

It’s the runback.

The Dark Souls series of games have the same “problem”, and it’s why I don’t enjoy them either.

I’m a huge fan of Celeste, Super Meat Boy, the Ori series. When I fail at these games, I’m right back in the action.

I’m not against having to learn boss patterns, I really enjoyed Cuphead because after I’ve failed I’m right back in the action.

And while it’s an easier game by comparison, Shovel Knight was a fun game. The checkpoints were plentifully and I could increase the difficulty by destroying them.

But when I played Hollow Knight I reached a point where I was just running to the boss and dying. Then again. And again. And again. I wasn’t getting better. And the time it took to get back just took too long and wasn’t fun. It wasn’t a rage quit. I was having fun at one point… But then the game wore me down and eventually it wasn’t.

I don’t think the game needs to change. Although I think adding difficultly modifiers would be a good idea. I played through Metroid Dread on normal difficulty and after beating it was having so much fun I immediately played it again on Hard difficulty. If there were a mode with more checkpoints in Hollow Knight and Silksong I might give them a shot.