For short Spanish lessons, I recommend the free podcast from Coffee Break Spanish: https://coffeebreaklanguages.com/coffeebreakspanish/

Not having kids, ending a toxic relationship, changing career path (programming) , exercising min 4 days/week.

This game is amazing. I borrowed Index from a friend to play it and I loved every minute of it.

I reply it from time to time. I love it!

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A good review of this game: https://youtu.be/oXqXgGHRNkc

• The Amazing World of Gumball
• Oddballs

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You're right, I put it there because it leaves me in a positive mood, but there is more melancholy than fun in this one.

I rewatch it from time to time and recommend it to people all the time :)

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• The emperor's new groove,
• Ad astra (warning: a few people die in this one but the overall message is inspiring) ,
• Walle,
• Kontroll (2003, warning: the plot includes a mysterious murderous force that is killing people on the underground. However, the movie always makes me feel better and hopeful in the end)

• Pushing Daisies,
• Gravity Falls,
• Amphibia,
• The Good Place,
• Strange World (2022),
• The Lost City (2022),
• "Confess, Fletch",
• The unbearable weight of massive talent,
• Everything everywhere all at once,
• Lightyear,
• Warm Bodies,
• Ghostbusters: Afterlife,
• The secret life of Walter Mitty,
• Don Jon,
• Oscar (1991, I love this one),
• What we do in the shadows,
• Paul (2011),
• Hitchcock (2012),
• Logan Lucky,
• Good Omens,
• Bird on a wire,
• Miracle Workers,
• Stranger than fiction (2006),
• Lars and the real girl,
• Hot Fuzz,
• The King's Speech,
• A beautiful Mind,
• The eternal sunshine of the spotless mind (warning: see the comment ) ,
• Groundhog day,
• What dreams may come (warning: deals with loss and mourning),
• Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001),
• Contact.

Me too :)

I've never played it, and it's currently 75% off on gog (https://www.gog.com/en/game/what_remains_of_edit_finch), a good time to try it :)

I used DuckStation to play the first game. It's really well made, the voice acting and presentation are great, and thanks to cheats, I didn't get stuck in annoying areas. The MandaloreGaming channel has a very good review of it.

Blood Omen 2 though... It's a game. It's not terrible, but it feels detached from the rest of the series and has questionable writing. This one can be skipped in my opinion.

I had a similar experience with Deus Ex Human Revolution :) I got sucked into the world and now I plan to play all the entries (and started the oldest one).

For me, it would be a new entry in the Legacy of Kain series. I really like "Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain" (first entry) and since Crystal Dynamics launched a poll asking what players liked in the previous games and would like to see in the future, I really hope they publish a new entry one day. Personally, I would prefer a remake of the Soul Reaver trilogy, because with the latest technology it would be a blast.

I'm playing Deus Ex and the story is really captivating

Basically what @clobble_wobble said. For a fast introduction I recommend Domain-Driven Design Quickly (available for free). If you are interested in gathering requirements in a way that can also strengthen your understanding of the business domain, you may want to check the Event Storming technique.