legendarydromedary

Beautiful and very evocative!

Wow, thank you so much for all the recommendations! I sometimes feel like I don't know how to watch certain kinds of movies (e.g., older movies, or more artsy movies). I hope reading up a bit will help me appreciate them more

Do you have a recommendation for a book that'll turn me into a cinephile?

I was playing around with Quarto, which is not as mature as Hugo but seems a bit more approachable (it has great integration with Rstudio, for example)

Another option is using poker chips, such as the Iron Clays.

I recently used an IKEA portable induction stove in an Airbnb, and did not like it at all. It was very powerful, but basically had only two settings: super high or off. You could adjust it, but that would just mean it cycled more often between super high and off

I've been using Double Commander for years and I love it, but the UI takes some getting used to (and the default settings aren't great).

I saw them twice, both were really great! The audience is super enthusiastic and you can see the people on stage are enjoying themselves massively as well. I'm sure you'll have a great time!

It's priced $99, which is not bad at all for a mechanical keyboard. Getting it to Europe will be expensive though

If you enjoy roll and move, and playing to find out what happens, check out Talisman!

O wait there is! It works totally different though, it's not the ticking time bomb

It's good! It's basically exactly what you're describing: a paired down dice version of the original. It plays a lot faster, which is a big plus, and it's rules are simpler. You do lose something in the process, some of my friends missed all the shenanigans with guns, horses, and TNT