I think it holds up. But I'm biased because it's on my top 5 movies of all time.

He's the future president of the United States. Be careful, China!

That first one is called petrichor

Just out of curiosity, how many of them are brown? Did you get a chance to see how they behave with brown people?

It's not racist.

If you paint an entire population with the brush of the experience/anecdote of one person, that's generalization.

But this thread is NOT doing that. This thread is only asking people to share their experiences of places they have visited and people they found to be friendly. It is not meant to pass judgement on everyone from that place.

Are you white?

BG3 is definitely one of those games with good (even great) voice acting. But there are more of them out there.

RDR2 has some of the best writing and acting performances I’ve ever encountered in a game. The Last of Us is in a similar vein. The Uncharted series has some of my favourite voice acting, especially Claudia Black (Chloe) and of course Nolan North (Nathan).

Claudia Black also voices Morrigan in Dragon Age Origins, which is chock full of stellar voice performances. I’d argue that Dragon Age 2 and even Inquisition had some memorable performances but The Veilguard sucked.

We held a small writing contest on this discussion forums about 15-20 years back. The prompt was to rewrite the Epilogue of Book 7.

One of the entries was pretty much this, except that the nurse gives Harry his pills and wheels him away to his room for the night.

The answers have returned the conversation to dullness. Talking about the specifics of coffee grinders ... yawn

Sometimes. It's usually about helping people get closure on things that happened quite a long time back, usually by helping them connect with someone they lost contact with or helping them do something they have been meaning to do. But to be very clear, this is not a show about helping people deal with long-held traumas or PTSD or things like that.

There are some really heart-warming tales and the narrative style is filled with humour.

Some of my favourite episodes:

• Ep 2 is about the host's friend who claims he lent a budding music artist some CDs and that person used some of their music to make an album and didn't credit them. And now the host's friend wants their CDs back. Oh, and that music artist and his album? Moby - Play (and Moby actually features on this episode)
• Ep 12 is about a guy who got hit by a car and that changed his life. Now he wants to connect with that driver and thank him. The episode covers how these 2 people's lives changed after the accident and when they finally meet after so long, how that meeting goes.
• Ep 45 is about a woman who mistakenly taped a Billy Ray Cyrus concert over a recording of her father's tv interview after getting injured in Vietnam. The showrunners try to help find another recording of it.
• Ep 52 is a sad one. It's about the passing of the host's once best friend and chronicles their childhood and how they drifted apart and got close again just before the friend passed, etc.

In many episodes, they don't succeed in what they originally set out to do, but the endings are usually very good regardless.

Do yourself a favour and find and listen to all the back episodes of Heavyweight

I was crushed when they announced that Spotify cancelled the show but a recent update says they have found a new home and they're working on a new season.

No other show has made me feel so many feelings so strongly.

Reply All was my favourite podcast and I miss it so much.

PJ Vogt started Search Engine and Alex Goldman recently started Hyperfixed which are both pretty good but neither come close to having the humour and chemistry of Reply All, not quite the interesting content.

Search Engine, for now, is s the better of the two, having done its feet since it started much earlier then Hyperfixed.

This worked!

Thank you!

Ok I'll do that. Thank you for trying to help me out, I really appreciate you!

India is an ally? Relations between Canada and India have been frosty for years now, far worse than the current US/Canada drama.

I downloaded it and installed it. And then I reinstalled Revanced. But the issue persists. I'm not sure if it's configured properly and I don't have root access so I'm not sure if there's something I can do to change it?

It's 19.11.43 so it's quite old. In the past I have upgraded and lost functionality (not your apks to be sure), so now I feel like I have come to fear upgrades.

But I'll upgrade now and report back.

Edit: installed the latest version but every time I tap on "you" at the bottom, the app crashes.

I agree. I'm a pretty happy Firefox user. I am not a power-user of tabs anyway, I try to keep my open tabs to a minimum.

This is just a list of browsers with apparently good tab management.

Thank you for posting on lemmy. I'm still using one of your really old releases and it works fine so I'm adopting an "If it's not broken, don't fix it" approach.