How happy?
About this happy:
Changing WP themes makes me happy.
Author: Justin
Van Nuys ’72
Cruising Van Nuys Boulevard In The Summer Of 1972 In Stunning Black And White Photos By Rick McCloskey
This culture was pretty much gone when I grew up in SoCal. These photos were taken a couple years before I was born, but I feel a deep connection to them every time I see my driveway.
roll with it
My personal best is 15 shots.
Spirytus Rektyfikowany is in high demand in Japan where it’s being used as an alternative to rubbing alcohol. This is the stuff we were known for using in our serious cocktails at both Rumours and Bill’s Bar in Nara.
Green Gaijin, anyone?
Best Nana Otafrija Pallbearer Vid
Best viewed only once (I watched it sixteen times with diminishing interest).
Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet (for Thailand)?
Teaching online has been a side hustle for 10+ years and I’ve taught a few workshops along the way, so I get asked about the best platform a lot recently: Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet?
So after testing and teaching classes this summer on all three, I can say that Google Meet is the best for a university teacher in Thailand.
This is based on performance, security, ease of use (for both teacher and student), and features. Price did not really factor into this decision, because my employer enabled free access to Meet and Teams. I will say that the 40-minute limit on free Zoom account meetings probably affects many.
Google Meet (basic but reliable) > Zoom (dumb 40 min. limit) > Microsoft Teams (uh… better suited for business?)
BONUS TIDBIT: Google Meet can now show many (max. 16) people on the grid, one of the last advantages Zoom (max. 49) had over it (Microsoft Teams is still at 4).
Tea Fight
Damn, this is a perfect meme movement for Gen Z.
Hongkonger and Taiwanese support Thailand too. We are all together. #MilkTeaAlliance #StopMekongDam pic.twitter.com/Agfuvi5SoV
— kwongfai5 (@kwongfaihk) April 16, 2020
Photos like this are what’s fueling the movement:
Thai, We are your best friend!#StopMekongDam #MilkTeaAlliance #ChinaMustPay pic.twitter.com/fRGnXzQBOI
— Karf (@Karf31304965) April 16, 2020