Hideo Hikida

breathtaking in Imax

some of the shots in Project Hail Mary will forever be seared into my brain. some of the most beautifully shot and rendered images I've ever seen on screen.

major deals on delta in the last 2 days D1 to NRT for 240k D1 ICN for 189k 25K RT to TPE 25k RT to HKG direct finally my sky pesos can be redeemed

this product is legitimately better than business class on some planes.

@jasonoliver @brianjcho some days i think about how simple my life was back in those days lol

@hhikida @brianjcho Time to Google translate some forum responses

@jasonoliver @brianjcho where is eu compensation rito

@brianjcho CLASH OF FATES

@jasonoliver I recently started rewatching Silicon Valley as well so extra points for relevance google maps

@hhikida I mean this is how a map should work though haha, DREAM BIG MARTY SUPREME

This better actually work this way, where’s the Polymarket/Kalshi on this

@jasonoliver at standup: "hey, what's the the update on the no pay public restroom prompt"

the heat are doing some of the most disrespectful stuff man hahahaha

It’s early and uncertain, but a few things are clear: 1. Khamenei’s death opens the region’s largest Pandora’s box. He served as either Supreme Leader or President since 1981, and defined Iran’s post-revolution trajectory. No one knows what follows his departure. 2. Regime change via air power is extremely difficult. Trump called on protestors to rise up, but the IRGC and Basij will still have the guns and the people still won’t. The security forces will need to crack or dissolve for a true political transformation. 3. That said, the transformation of Iran, either domestically or in its foreign policy, was impossible while the Supreme Leader ruled. It might be possible after his departure. 4. Trump has framed this as the necessary response to an imminent nuclear and missile threat. Not really. Iran wasn’t enriching uranium and doesn’t have ICBMs. The forcing function was the opportunity to topple a dangerous, repressive, and bloody regime while it is dramatically weakened. 5. Iran’s response so far has mixed predictable actions - shooting at Israel and U.S. bases - with others, like its attacks on civilian areas in Gulf countries. All the latter will accomplish is to unite the region against Tehran. 6. We’re witnessing the anti-Powell Doctrine in force. No attempt to build a national consensus behind war, no ground component to attain overwhelming force, no clear objective. 7. Instead Trump has preserved the flexibility to adapt based on how things unfold. He could stop in a couple of days and say the nuke and missile threat is taken care of and it’s now over to the Iranian people. He could instead continue for weeks, aiming at decisive regime change. It’s a different approach to war. 8. Hamas’ terrorist attack aimed to destroy Israel. Instead it lit a fuse that blew up the Axis of Resistance, Assad’s Syria, and now Khamenei’s Iran. For all the risk and danger, there is unprecedented opportunity for a better Middle East. 9. For all its military might, the U.S. will have only a limited role in determining the outcome. Events are in motion with no one actor calling the shots.

is there a way to turn off the creepy loading screen in marathon

what a beautiful finale for Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Really love the show

Can LA please make up its mind about the weather

might or might not work but msft isn't spending billions of dollars a year just to be 3rd place.

one would argue that the folks who did have a gaming background were the ones that lead msft gaming into where it is right now. the gaming industry is inherently broken and is built on a multitude of bad and antiquated habits so MAYBE the xbox change is the one that's needed.

nobody show adam silver the trial of seven vs nba all star game viewership numbers

your timeline has been blessed by Gold Medal Capybara. congratulations

Rip to the parleys with tails

Just not the patriots please