For the love of everything just make Octopath Traveler 3!

It’s always a good time to become a patient gamer (if you’re into single player games).

You should see some of the “blueberry” muffins they sell at the store nowadays. It’s not even blueberry let alone fruit. Some are so bad and cheap it’s just fruit flavored pellets with the packaging saying “Blueberry flavored” muffins.

Austin Powers 2 when he fights mini me. I couldn’t breathe it was so dumb and funny.

She makes me want to play Rift of the Necrodancer.

I’m Asian and this once happened to me when I went to get some Chinese fast food. Another customer asked why I was there when I could just make this stuff at home.

I use my blinker even when turning into my own driveway and the reason is simple:

The signal isn’t for me. It’s for others to know my intentions.

One major thing that makes driving with others safer is predictability and your blinkers can help with that.

Sounds like you need this: https://mikeljakobi.bandcamp.com/album/middle-earth-chill

Octopath Traveler II OST by Yasunori Nishiki.

I’m not sure if you were looking only for bands or music with lyrics, but this is probably my favorite video game soundtrack of all time.

Samples:

https://youtu.be/Z9YVOo3tDFM

https://youtu.be/NpORlgHamtY

American here. If I was at a mall here in the US and heard this kind of bragging I’d roll my eyes, too.

I was once trying to buy some snacks at a market and a person’s card was declined so they started bragging about how much money they had in the bank and that the store was wrong. Everyone just sighed and groaned around her.

I used to attend church with a small following (50-60 members). The pastor seemed very kind at the time and still does some charitable things… But when my grandfather was dying in the hospital, he suggested that suffering brings you closer to God and any kind of hospice or pain-relief was a sin.

The next Sunday I attended, the pastor starting mocking the medical staff during a sermon, basically airing my family business and likened my family to Judas. I walked out and never came back.

Some of my family still attends his church. I saw the pastor a few years ago and extended my hand for a handshake and he walked away.

My mom and I talk about this whole situation sometimes (she attends a different church). “If you hear something at church you don’t agree with, don’t bring it home with you.” That was her way of saying that the pastor is just a person, too. Take what you can from a lesson and apply it for good in your life.

I’m currently working with a team of a few seniors and the rest mid-levels. I’ve helped get a few juniors hired but they’ve buckled under the pressure after 6 months.

They studied development at school and did great with their classwork but perhaps they thought they knew a lot and ended up realizing that they barely scratched the surface.

Though not required to learn deeper aspects of development, having a team, partner or mentor goes a heck of a long way. It’s like learning the piano. You can hit all the right notes but it doesn’t mean you have musicality.

In another post, the user who didn’t want vaccines said it’s that they did not want to put the comfort of others above their own.

I guess that’s a valid stance but it’s definitely not a view I share.

To learn about recursion, first we must talk about recursion.

I’m so glad I started the series from Trails in the Sky 1. I’m currently on Cold Steel 2 and it’s been a great time.

When I first started out, I was working on things I found fun like a damage calculator for a game I was playing or a simple habit tracker that just incremented a number for a particular chore or task.

Eventually things got more and more complex until I did enough to impress the first company that hired me.

From what you wrote, it sounds like you’re off to a great start already. Just keep at it!

This is a great way to think. Some people are so frustrated with waiting in line at the bank or market. For me, it’s just another unintended break where I get to relax.

Both my wife and I are immunocompromised (kidney transplant and cancer). We wear a mask because getting sick really sucks and it’s not just COVID. We’re glad most people got used to the idea of seeing others in masks because here in the US it wasn’t a common thing like it is in Japan. I never expected others to continue wearing them but we get harassed often for wearing ours. It’s so frustrating now that I simply yell “she has cancer” whenever someone confronts us. Some go as far as to tell us to “stay home” then if we’re so scared. We’re just trying to live too and sometimes that means us wearing a mask when we’re out.

So does it brother you when other people wear masks? If so, why?

I was at a theme park yesterday and got harassed because my wife and I were wearing masks while waiting in line for rides. I have a kidney transplant and my wife had cancer in 2016 so we’re both immunocompromised. Just whose fun are we ruining?