It’s ironic that the most reasonable and smartest character of the Task Force M (as per Waller from episode 1) met its end with what was just a bit of pushing from her teammates. I guess she was the most human among the Task Force.
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As a character, The Bride definitely got more attention in this season
As for Circe, I agree the character was underutilised despite being in majority of the episodes. Episode 4 was her last appearance, IIRC.
Also, considering Eric’s whole arc this season, it was funny as it accomplished nothing. His reunion with The Bride was anticlimactic from Eric’s perspective. From The Bride’s perspective, it was as common as any reunion from their centuries old feud.
Given there is no thread for thoughts on the overall series with comments enabled, I shall use this one instead.
The show was fine and fun, and a nice start for the new DCU. Episode 4 remains my favourite episode, and Dr. Phosphorus' back story being preferred among all the back stories.
Sparrow dropping soup.
Is it really that surprising that sparrow dropping soup tastes disgusting.
Is it really that surprising that of all members of Task Force M, it was Nina? It was almost predictable from the start of the episode, given it is written by James Gunn.
A double length episode would indeed be a pleasant surprise, but if that was the case, they would have made it an eight episode season instead.
Surprisingly, I found that this episode juggled the main story and character flashbacks much better, while still moving the main story forward within the same 20 odd minutes as the other episodes' runtime. It becomes more contrasting in comparison with the previous episode.
I did look into this while researching the phone, while still knowing that it is not a practical approach for most people. However, HMD phones are absent from the custom firmware scene.
E: Instead, I found a lot of news articles on HMD's erratic update schedules for its phones.
Perfect. Thanks.
I was about to buy this phone as a Christmas gift to someone who was a fan of the Nokia Lumia phones, but the high reparability makes little sense when the software support is only for two years from the phone's release date.
Sub.club seems similar to your description, though it shut down recently.
https://www.theverge.com/2024/12/16/24322574/sub-club-mastodon-mammoth-fediverse-shutting-down
Lex should name it "J" to ensure it makes absolutely no sense, just like Twitter's new name.
This might be the weakest episode for me.
The story does not move forward, aside from shedding some light on Eric’s backstory.
Also, why did Eric kill the gypsy woman? Is this his way of ensuring she is never alone? Or is it some twisted sense of justice for the care she provided? Right now, it feels hollow and like it happened "just because”.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/22159699
I learned about IBM’s Granite LLM[0] when a toot[1] had a mention of it. I came across the toot while reading a comment[2] here on Lemmy.
[0] https://www.ibm.com/granite
[1] https://social.wildeboer.net/@jwildeboer/113487613965056474
I learned about IBM’s Granite LLM[0] when a toot[1] had a mention of it. I came across the toot while reading a comment[2] here on Lemmy.
[0] https://www.ibm.com/granite
[1] https://social.wildeboer.net/@jwildeboer/113487613965056474
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MATE has been on most of my machines, except the BSD ones.
But past year or so, I have grown a fondness towards ctwm, and gradually migrated my machines to it, Linux and BSD alike.
It is not a DE, but the fact that I have to assemble my suite of software myself on my machines, makes the point of using DEs moot.