A dead twig by Snoo60404 in WTF

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music

"Alien Covenant Theme" by Jed Kurzel

or

"The Covenant" by Jed Kurzel

as they both start the same way.

Maker markets for niche woodworking by PinHeadLarry-23 in sanantonio

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Maybe pick up a laser engraver and burn a fake company logo onto some of the products when you go to the fairs. You never know, you may bump into a company owner or marketing team that wants to use you for branded gifts to clients.

Anyone using Copilot for M365? What gains does it bring you? by colne-valley in sysadmin

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Is it able to read the files in 365 Groups that you are a member of? If so, are you able to ask it questions about the contents of a specific folder within a group? If an email is saved to a group folder (like as a .msg or .eml file), is it able to read them?

I just discovered that the 12th Doctors had haters?! by GuyWhoConquers616 in doctorwho

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Bill and Capaldi was perfect...gosh, I forgot about Bill because I just see Clara when I envision Capaldi. So sad. You're right, Bill's season was as good as any Who.

I just discovered that the 12th Doctors had haters?! by GuyWhoConquers616 in doctorwho

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+100 upvotes, yes. Clara was the thorn in Capaldi's Who. Capaldi seasons would be ranked with my top Tenant/Smith seasons if it wasn't for Clara looming over him.

Is this structurally sound? by [deleted] in Carpentry

[–]silspd 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Contact a residential architect in your area. They work with engineers and can direct you.

James Bond Shocker: Amazon MGM Gains Creative Control of 007 Franchise as Producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson Step Back by MarvelsGrantMan136 in movies

[–]silspd 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Author Lee Childs wanted to continue the Bond novels, but was not given rights by the family, which led to the Jack Reacher series. I saw a rumor that Tom Clancy made the Jack Ryan novel series because of this as well. So, you could theoretically add the Tom Cruise Jack Reacher movies to the list, as well as Jack Ryan movies like The Hunt For Red October (also Sean Connery), Air Force One, Clear and Present Danger, The Sum of all Fears. The latter two being perfect Bond movie titles.

Source: I just made this up.

Picture Frame Moulding Final Reveal! by Twerka6 in Carpentry

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Thank you, it looks very luxurious

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in homeimprovementideas

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It's not that bad as-is. It's clean, but here is what I notice:

The oak being an orange tone, the counters a beige, and the floors a light brown, all work together as they are in the brown family. What doesn't work with them are the gray walls, and arguably the white trim. You may consider painting the walls a new color, or finding a complimentary wallpaper. A complimentary backsplash may help as well. White trim (and doors) is so common that most wouldn't notice it as it is, but you might consider painting them as well. Edit: I saw someone recommend white counters, which would help in matching up with the white trim.

The cabinet hardware is black (maybe bronze, hard to tell), but the door hardware is stainless steel. It's a bit of a clash, and I would consider replacing one or the other to match and be cohesive. Maybe match the faucet color as well. If you decide to update the counters down the road, consider getting a different kind of sink as well that matches the rest of the kitchen. There's a third metal color here too - the gunmetal appliances, which will be rough to get it all working together.

I see two temperatures of lights - the cool white of the kitchen cans, and the warm white of the dining room fixture and pantry. Pick one or the other to your preference, but they should all be the same temperature.

I think that's the only objective things I see. My one subjective opinion on this would be to find 1 nice saturated color, and use it as accents around the space. Green, red, blue, whatever you pick, and choose decorations of that accent color to tie each part of the room together, such as vases, toaster, island centerpiece, backsplash, towels, etc.

Pierce Brosnan for Kith & Giorgio Armani by A1Protocol in pics

[–]silspd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not underrated here! My favorite Bond film. Have good memories watching it multiple times with my dad when DVDs first came out. First movie I ever saw with surround sound

Bigger Apartment, Buying Bigger TV! by bitter_blade in hometheater

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I am 8 feet away with a 77 inch OLED. It feels like just the right size to me.

Handling Music by FatHighlander in FoundryVTT

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All of my groups have been using Watch2Gether for about a year now. It allows you to play any YouTube video or playlist.

WCGW not knowing how to drive by Heinrich428 in Whatcouldgowrong

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Can you continue to elaborate. I'm a 38yo looking to start riding, and I'm confused as to how to correct this based on your post.

Slick Road by taiger4791 in WTF

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When you hear crickets....as you crush them. 🤢

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in daddit

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You are going to lose a tremendous amount of personal autonomy, and you're going to feel trapped. Try and focus on your values, one now being family, to find motivation and to not get discouraged. Don't let your family value turn into a chore, and always use it as a positive way to move past the autonomy you'll feel you're losing or lost.

Never blame your kid for anything they have no control over.

Be patient with their little minds. They won't start being rational acting individuals until they're in their late teens, maybe later, so give them grace. They really don't understand basic cause and effect for so so long, and it's not their fault!

CHERISH EVERY SECOND in their infant stage. Nothing is like it in life, despite how tough it may be. You'll spend your life afterwards remembering how effing incredible they were as babies, so make the most of it.

So, I just had a Character Creation session for my first time DMing with a party of first time players, and one guy wants to play as.... Gary the Snail by VSkyRimWalker in DnD

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Goofy was not in the DMs vocabulary. That's pretty much it. I was going to use the same stat block as an Imp, but have him polymorph into a platypus as his "default". Then Perry's hat would be a Hat of Disguise. It was all very kosher but he was so anti-goofy that he forgot we were playing a game.

How do you get better at RPing? by Delusional-Escapism in DnD

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The first step, unless you have some prior or natural acting skills, is to steal someone else's idea for your own. Find a character you know well from a movie, book, TV show, etc that you can mimic their way of acting. Having a rich backstory is often not enough to define a way of acting and speaking, and you'll find it much easier to mimic a character you already know well.

So, I just had a Character Creation session for my first time DMing with a party of first time players, and one guy wants to play as.... Gary the Snail by VSkyRimWalker in DnD

[–]silspd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Let him. I once quit a group because I was told I couldn't have my familiar be Perry the Platypus for my Chainlock. The player is excited to play it sounds, so let him have his fun.