u/Trickpasser

Looking for shows that ended properly

I am looking for any shows that have themes adjacent to Thriller, Fantasy, Supernatural, Mystery, Action etc. I only care about 2 things:

  1. The show reached it's proper conclusion, it wasn't cancelled or cut short.

  2. It had a good ending. It has to be a proper ending that ties up all the loose ends, give proper conclusions to all storylines/characters, isn't super rushed (It can be a rushed ending as long as the rest of the show is good and the ending does a decent enough job of tying everything up.).

This is coming from someone who has experienced too many shows just slowly degrade in quality and the final season being so bad it fucks everything up and ruins the whole show. Thank you.

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u/Trickpasser — 1 day ago

I have 2.5 years of exp as full stack developer, but in that time I was never required to use any cloud-based services due the the nature of the project I was working on. Now I am looking for a new job and almost every opening I see for this role needs at least 1yr+ of hands on exp with cloud services. When I put exp as 0 I get no calls. I know there is an option to get certification for AWS, but even if I do that I still won't be able to say I have hands on exp will I? What do I do? Any way to get around and "Fake" this exp? Feeling stuck with no way out. Any advice is appreciated. Thank you.

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u/Trickpasser — 14 days ago

I am a returning player that started with Sword Soul and really liked that deck, then moved to Yubel because it was considered T1 back then and climbed all the way to diamond 5. But doing the 20 step combo every game was exhausting and draining. Not to mention whenever I got interrupted I didn't know how to pivot, due to it being so complicated. That was the reason I left. Sword Soul on the other hand was simple 5 step combos which I could understand properly and maneuver based on the situation. Therefore now I am looking for any meta deck that has small combos which are easy to understand. Thank you.

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u/Trickpasser — 22 days ago