::: Yes, pull on the Orpheus thread and you might get a chance to unfash Lae'zel. Killing her is a total waste of one of the best fighters in the game imo, but you do you. :::
::: Do it yourself. :::
:::You can, but make sure you get all the info about Orpheus that you can before you do. It sounds like you might have it already, if you talked to the one young Githyanki, though. :::
edit: I tried putting spoiler tags on this but idk if it worked.
this dork is the Andrew Ryan of our timeline? can't wait to see what kinds of plasmids the libertarians manage to cook up in Praxis. fire, electricity, age-of-consent. all the classics.
seems like this is a mythic+ substitute which is being cooked up, not released yet but still: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH6zBUB4X3E
Le Guinian Anarchism is way too far away from the Tao Te Ching
love them, based dockworkers union
Are you kidding? Shaxs and T'Ana had elaborate crime fantasies in the holodeck as foreplay and T'Ana was always telling Shaxs some innuendo about how they should fuck the second that the Cerritos had some downtime.
Maybe it's not explicit but it was pretty clear to me what was going on.
what tracker are you using now? Jira is better than Trello for large projects, and better than Hansoft because it has a clearer workflow.
Trello is much better for small projects with only a few developers though.
but that's just, like, my opinion. I've worked with Jira for almost 10 years so I'm biased.
if there is agile brainrot in your organization, expect it to continue, I'd say. if you already have people hassling you about story points and epics now, it'll be about the same. if not - buckle up, they might get encouraged.
producers and other project people love Jira but so does QA, and as a dev I want QA to thrive so I'll take the good with the bad.
it's not saxophone-heavy but I can recommend Godspeed You! Black Emperor if you haven't checked them out yet. they have a new album out which is really good. this was one of the amps on their latest live tour:
haha! that about sums it up. if you ever get the chance, drop everything and see him live.
seeing him live was one of the best, perhaps the absolute best live music experiences of my life. he's so incredibly good. not content with being great at his instrument, he invented a whole new way to play it using his entire body. amazing musician!
barbers where you live take 60 dollars for a machine touch-up???
Makthaverskan were featured in Keep Driving, that's how I found them. really good band!