The legendary Clades are a family of explorers whose differences threaten to topple their latest and most crucial mission.
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The legendary Clades are a family of explorers whose differences threaten to topple their latest and most crucial mission.
The preface has a beautiful animated style, features a heart-raising expedition with real peril and introduces the main character's future confliction and motivation. Once the main story starts, it presents a wonderful world and contemporary characters.
After they descend into the “Strange World” the movie comes alive. The characters and sets are wonderful. The land is alien with an odd-pink hue and the animals are exotic but strangely familiar. This world nods to the movie's conclusion and makes more sense when it's revealed – it's a lovely analogy.
There is an overtly unsubtle climate change metaphor running through the movie, but this isn't a bad thing and the conflicts of personal expectations come full circle by the end. Overall this is a lovely adventure movie which has real stakes throughout, great action sequences and intimate moments.
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I have previously been writing custom Laravel validation rules with explicit passes() and message() methods. However, since Laravel 9, the preferred method is now a little different. The documentation shows making an invokable rule. This syntax is ni…
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I wanted to add an item to a Laravel Collection, based on a truthy condition. In the script, I quickly jumped for the basic if syntax, but then wondered if there was a nicer way. if ($condition) { $items->add($item); } Laravel provides a lot of “s…
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In a previous post, I talked about the loss of links on the web. In Brian Suda’s research on his Pinboard links, he found that 22% of the links were gone. I have links on my website dating back to early 2006, so I was curious how many would still be…
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There is no more visceral reminder of getting older and time passing than watching your parents get old. It's just I know that next, it's gonna be my 70th birthday. That's what I think of when I see my old man turning 70.
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why/where did those numbers pop into our collective culture? why not 2000 or 4000? or why not 6666? or any other random number for that matter?
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A smooth, super lightweight, vanilla JavaScript parallax library.
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An open source full-stack JavaScript toolkit that brings everything you need to create modern web applications on top of modern frameworks.
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Cycled for 2 hours 28 minutes on 28th January 2023.
A full lap of Follow the Dog, interspersed with Perry's Trail and an off-piste section. Then over to Chad’s Ditch on Badgers Hill with the temperature dropping.