We had to read "The Call of the Wild" by the same author. Every few chapters the main character, a dog, would wax poetic for a few paragraphs about how addicting the warm, salty taste of human blood was in his mouth.
And behind the knees vaguely looks like tits
Breakfast sandwich. Eggs, ham, steak, and cheese on a poppyseed bun. Honorable mention to the humble breakfast burrito version too
I wonder if I can find some in bubblegum flavor...
Of the MCU shows, I've only seen Wanda vision, Loki, and moon night, but of the three wandavision is honestly my least favorite.
A few shades greener than turquoise, I'd say
Yeah I'm with you. It wasn't a good movie, but I wouldn't quite call it the worst, just kinda bad. Now Fant4stic? That might be the worst movie I've ever seen, period.
Basically where my brain goes when I'm the passenger on a road trip
This and frozen have to be some of the most rewatched movies of the last couple decades
I've seen more appetizing dog shit
This is rapidly becoming less and less true unfortunately
Or you could just use the 10 fingers, 2^10 is 1024, so you can count from 0 to 1023
The police subdued the attacker 33 times
Just my anecdote, but 15 years back or so when Bluetooth earbuds weren't a thing yet, I bought a new wired pair every six months or so at least. Even when I'd run the wire under my shirt and stuff the slack in my pocket, eventually it would get caught and yank the earbuds out of my ears. When that happened too many times, the connection between the wire and the jack or buds would deteriorate.
I've actually never lost a Bluetooth earbud. I buy ones with the little wings so they actually stay. I don't have connection problems unless I'm on the opposite side of the house from my phone, so granted I'll switch to my trusty 30m long wired earbuds in those cases. I've also never had a battery die in one of these. As I type this I'm wearing a pair of Sony Bluetooth headphones that I bought at least 5 years ago, maybe 6 or 7, and as far as I can tell they work as well as they ever have.
I never thought about doing it that way, so I counted in binary with my right hand... Tricky but oddly satisfying
Edit: shit, I'm getting faster at this. I might have to convert
if the Roku app is having playback issues, try turning on "Text Subtitles Only" in playback settings
TL;DR if the Roku app is failing to play back some videos recently, try turning on "Text Subtitles Only" in playback settings
So I'd been having this issue where certain videos would fail to playback in the Roku player (but only on Roku, playing from the Android app, the browser, or directly all worked). The video would get stuck buffering at 33%, but after a minute or so it'd finally stop with "There was an error retrieving the data for this item from the server". Transcoding issue? I'd been trying to figure this issue out for a few hours over the course of a few days. I don't recall having this issue before mid-December, and as I learned today apparently there was a big update to the Roku app.
Anyway, my first real clue was using "ffmpeg -i video.mp4" to compare the codecs of a known working video and a not working video. The non-working video was showing an issues with subtitles. So after poking around in the Roku client's settings I saw the "Text Subtitles Only" option in playback settings, and enabling it worked!
Hopefully someone sees this and it saves them a headache. I had to postpone my personal movie night like three times trying to figure this out
Pretty much title. Sometimes I want to see new content, sometimes I want to go back and look at old content. It's a little exhausting having to jump into settings to hit that toggle, and it would be really cool if we could switch it from the top bar or in the three-dot menu in the top bar
Scrolling down hides them, scrolling up they come back. I like being able to see more content at a time, it'll make the app feel less claustrophobic.