This is a momentous day for gaming.

That Willie Nelson Peach Cobbler ice cream Ben & Jerry’s stopped making. Please.

Aimee, you have been on fire these last few weeks.

I just activated a free three-month subscription to X-Box Game Pass for PC since I bought a new GPU...looks like I will be oscillating between The Outer Worlds and Orwell. I may also sneak a little Cities: Skylines as well.

Vending machine Pop-Tarts are awful compared the ones at the grocery store. It’s probably because of the extra preservatives or something.

Sigmas and Rokinons with EF mounts are as sharp as most L series lenses, although not that much smaller.

FreeTaxUSA is also another decent site. The name sounds scammy, but I think they did that for maximum hits on search results.

Danny McBride’s characters tend to be oblivious, selfish, arrogant, and self-centered. In his latest role McBride is literally a Christian minister.

I thought maybe they had cancelled this movie. Glad I was wrong!

Her and David’s chemistry is good, though. I remember when they tried to replace them and that’s really when I realized how cheesy the drama is.

I miss when the programming had a little more variety. In a four-hour block you could potentially see Colour Confidential, My First Place, a Genevieve Gorder show, and Income Property.

Unfortunately, I haven’t had the chance to play this on PC yet. If it looks as good or better than HZD, I’m excited!

By far the most beautiful game I’ve ever played.

It helps to have the America’s Rocky Mountain region and Big Sky country prominently featured.

Why not just make frozen milk cubes? You can use it to keep cereal milk cool and also cool of your coffee!

Chill, bro. Some of us have allergies and can’t handle all that pine.

Thanks for your insight, I worked in broadcast for several years and can’t wait to get back. What I take average to man i that one a portion can read at -30 and two seconds later at 0, then the average is now -15. What I meant by target is that most volume should be near that loudness.

Thanks for your reply, although I disagree some. Adjusting loudness is a useful and simple enough task for an amateur to perform and it will come in handy as a building block for more complex edits.

Thanks for the notes/ explainers, Abu, this is very helpful. One thing I’d consider adding to the process for other audio editors is a Loudness Meter. Knowing dB levels is great, but to really get a feel for how the tracks actually sound, using the LUFS(Loudness Unit Full Scale) is the way to go for consistency across…

Too much blue in that.

This is a good list. You should be proud.