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I feel like fans always focus on the superstar names, but finding that perfect piece to balance out the chemistry is what actually wins championships. You can have all the talent in the world, but if the roles don't mesh, it's a wash. Do you think it's better to build around one dominant force or find the perfect supporting cast?
dustyfalcon3 said:Pure despair. It’s just a messy, disjointed slog with a plot that’s as predictable as they come. Banderas does his job well enough, I suppose, but everything else about this is just... profoundly bad. Honestly, what a waste of a perfectly good afternoon. 3/10. And Melanie Griffith? She makes a brief appearance and looks like the Joker from Batman... absolutely horrific.
The only unpredictable thing about it is how nothing interesting actually happens. You keep waiting for something to click... but that's what happens when some wannabe artist tries to make a movie.
Is there any way to pin gadgets directly onto the desktop wallpaper?
Here's the deal: I have various system monitors installed, but I really don't want them cluttering up my workspace. Ideally, I’d like to be able to move my mouse right over them without triggering any reactions—no color changes, no pop-up side menus, nothing. I even want the option to place an icon right on top of them. Basically, I want them to function purely as part of the background. To be clear, I wouldn't want this applied to everything, just specific gadgets.
One single item isn't worth anyone's time. They can go ahead and carry it around in their bag for all I care.
In the future, you can check this site as well:
http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/edit: the only thing I noticed regarding The New York Times is that the page was actually down while I was casually opening it in my browser 😁, but otherwise, everything should be working fine
It’s pretty rare for them to admit they messed up, though I know there are exceptions. Most of the time, even if you lay out a detailed argument and ask for the specific reasoning behind a ban, they won't budge—which usually means you have to take it to an appeal. Honestly, given how many bans they hand out, it feels like they should have some leeway to be wrong occasionally, yet they still dig their heels in even when they know they've overstepped. The level of flexibility really depends on which subforum you're in; some are incredibly strict, while others are much more laid back and might even let things slide that technically shouldn't be allowed.