I’m sorry, but this exchange just made me bust out laughing.

A more recent one: The Gorge. Good premise and setting, but it becomes bland when the mystery is unraveled.

That’s it! And I was off by 5 years lol.

There was this alien invasion B-movie like 10 years or so ago that I don’t remember the title of. But it was your typical main character and a couple of friends trying to find a way out of the city. Very generic. Then in the last 10-15 mins of the movie, he gets abducted and it gets far more interesting. But it ends there as a cliffhanger. I would’ve loved to see a version where that happens in the middle of the movie instead and we see more.

Try to get stuck at Changi airport at least.

Transmission. Simple, fast, efficient.

Not allowing you to study more as a result of failing a cert exam seems to be counterintuitive. I guess it would first depend on your current work relationship with your boss. If you have a good relationship and it’s easy to approach them about issues, I’d say ask them directly but respectfully. It would probably help to clarify your proposal (i.e. setting aside 30-60mins maybe at the tail end of your work day, and only on specific days of the week), so you’re just not coming in with a demand. Now obviously you have more pressure to pass the exams to justify it.

Vaporwave and Outrun. They pair well with the cyberpunk aesthetic as well.

They just proxy your queries to google, like startpage, so they just show whatever google returns.

Startpage was bought by a shady company a while back. Mullvad has been a trustworthy company so far. I’ve been a long-time startpage user and I’m glad there’s a better alternative.

Huh? What does that have to do with anything? The question is about police specifically.

I know this is bait, but I’ll bite. As said, I moved to the US, and I’ll be the first to say that regardless of everything that’s happening in the US today and all its faults, I still have a better QoL compared to my third world home country. And I usually say that as a response to people who say the US is a third world country wearing a gucci belt, people who’ve never actually lived in a third world country.

You need a work visa. You can’t just accept a job offer and move. The company would have to sponsor you and there’s paperwork involved to allow you to legally work in that country. Some countries have limits to the type of jobs they allow foreign workers to take, and it’s usually the ones they are lacking labor locally. There might also be minimum qualifications (i.e. education level, language skills).

You didn’t have a ton of responsibilities as a kid vs now where you have to work to support yourself and your family. You have more financial freedom now but don’t have the time to enjoy it carefree. And because of the recent global issues in the past few years, it has gotten worse.

Lmao I literally come from a third world country where bribing cops is a regular thing. Then moved to the US and traveled to countries around Asia and Europe. Incompetent and corrupt cops exist everywhere, it’s just a matter of the police force in general being more or less inept/corrupt.

It’s everywhere. It’s just a matter of more or less.

If it’s only free if you pass, and you have to pay out of your own pocket, don’t bother.

I’m surprised they weren’t already on there.

I make and publish music but not popular enough to live off of it.

Not exactly a map, but here’s an article about some of their underground passages. I don’t think there’s a whole city under the city. Just a network of underpasses that connect buildings, because of the heat and all. Taipei has something similar.

https://thesmartlocal.com/read/underground-passages-singapore/

I have one of their travel routers. Is there an alternative that ships with vanilla openwrt out-of-the-box?