My opinions on it are the storytelling was terrible, Sol (and a lot of the other characters but especially Sol) was uninteresting with not great acting, the two flashback episodes were unnecessary, one of the reasons for the massacre on Brendok being a Jedi was homesick was awful, Yoda's appearance in the finale seemed liked a cynical move to try to get a second season, I thought the final episode made The Stranger look weak and undermined him a bit, I would have preferred Osha killed Mae when she was passed the lightsabre, and it was just dull overall. Episode 5, however, was absolutely fantastic and there were glimpses of other great things. The potential for season 2 to be really good was there but the potential for season 1 to be good was also there but wasn't delivered so I had no faith the 2nd season would either.

I am a huge Star Wars fan, I really enjoyed Boba Fett, Obi Wan, and the other series but Acolyte was more of a burden to watch. I watched it all because because I'm a huge Star Wars fan and I wanted it to be good, it just wasn't. I would have loved to see more of The Stranger and Darth Plagueis though.

I'm half expecting us to announce the Lavia signing by the end of the day while everyone is distracted by this.

This feels like they're almost trolling Liverpool into paying the 50 million.

Yeah, the fact an agreement has been made but, as far as we know, there's no medical or signing been made for Caicedo indicates there's an unwillingness to come play for us.

I'd have been sad to see Thiago leave. I just absolutely love watching him play.

Cambridge Audio pairs nicely with Kef. I'm in Canada so am not sure the price in Euros but the AXA35 is a good little amp. I work in home audio so have the AXA35 hooked up to a CXNV2 which sound good through the LS50Metas.

I'm playing Doki Doki Literature Club mainly to see why there are all the disclaimers about disturbing content.

I sell speakers for my job and will always recommend Kef but, as others have said, it's best to listen to speakers and see which you prefer. Audio is very personal so you should buy speakers you like listening to. A good in-between Kef and Klipsch would be something like the Polk ES15.

I was having the same slow issue with kbin this morning. I think they're just overloaded. The blackout is leading to people looking for alternatives so I assume the servers are creaking a little.

It should drive them just fine. I don't worry about wattage too much when I'm discussing with customers. I'll demo a 100W amp vs the AXA35 and, generally, the Cambridge will give a much better sound. I sold some Kef R11 Metas yesterday which were powered by a Cambridge EVO150 and they match sonically very well.

No worries. The LS50s are great so, whichever amp you decide on, will provide a great listening experience.

Thank you.

It was quite a surprise when all this was discovered. I've been called a medical curiosity, a functional quadriplegic, and, most regularly, a miracle. From the reactions I've had over the years, I don't think anyone has seen anything like it. A MRI tech said he'd never seen a tumour the shape of mine. I live a normal life but have certain signs I have to watch out for. If I become incontinent or paralysed, my neurosurgeon will try to remove the tumour which, I'm told, is likely to paralyse or kill me. It definitely gives an interesting perspective on life.

I also have multiple other health issues. I'll try to find the MRI of my spine showing no disc at the base of the spine, a bulging disc deflecting the cauda equina, herniated discs, and degenerative disc disease. My most recent discovery is Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.

Something like a Denon DRA900H might work for you. It has HDMI ARC, 4 HDMI inputs, RCA inputs, and others. If you can get a second hand DRA800H I'm sure that'll be fine for you too.

Yeah, I'll see how it goes. I'll give it another couple of hours and decide if I can be bothered to keep going.