I'm in the LOTR was good camp. I liked how it took its time. It felt vast and expansive but still coherent. And it was beautiful to look at. I hope the subsequent seasons can keep the quality up despite the changes to production.

Yeah, my mom would julienne green beans and carrots. She would also use much thinner wrappers. I've always associated cabbage and wonton wrappers with Chinese-American takeout egg rolls, not Filipino lumpia.

I'd love to see your mappings. I was going to give Bitwig a go but a tracker makes more sense with a controller. I've been curious about ReNoise too.

Yeah. I haven't done it, but lots of others have.

It's SteamOS (Linux based) with a compatibility layer for Windows games.

No

Just fyi, it's short-sighted.

As an iPhone user, whenever I'm in a group chat with one or more Android users, sending images tends to time out and fail to send for whatever reason. Also video sometimes is very tiny. In those cases I'd rather use another app for a smoother experience for everyone.

Nah, they've been around a while. I got a zz96 from a GeekHack group buy in 2017 I think.

+1 for the Marcato Atlas

In the Philippines this is considered chicharron manok or chicken chicharron.

One upside is that it cuts down on the scalpers

I could totally see myself doing this. What's the correct timing to add the seasoning?

Fried grasshoppers