Since I've been using ublock origin, no script and, more recently, a VPN service, I hadn't even noticed Do Not Track had been deprecated!
I also didn't notice it had been replaced with something called Global Privacy Control which appears just as doomed to me since it's only enforceable in California (though the Wikipedia cites one case where it's been used to make Sephora pay).
I too sometimes check the time to see if it is realistic, since the only character with a real chance of surviving underwater is Guybrush Threepwood. It kind of looks implausible in every action movie, though
Right now I'm not sure this is my favorite because it's late and I am not thinking clearly, but I've watched Data in command countless times, so it's certainly one of my favorites
Well, it's not a trilogy yet, is it? Anything might happen and the third movie could potentially be cancelled (it won't happen, but it wouldn't be the first time some important project didn't make it).
You should call it so only when the third one has been released!
It's really not nitpicking because it feels like journalists are becoming invisible
This is starting to bother me. In a matter of minutes, I found this other post on Lemmy which is about another Variety article which must also be AI slop or really poor writing since it says that "Spiderman across the spider verse" is an Oscar winning trilogy!
The third one is still in production, but yeah, it's already won an Oscar...
Probably Nolan's explanation that he could make it is in her words because she told Bane she wanted him to survive a bit longer.
I don't even want to imagine the kind of pain you get from being stabbed, but I know I sliced my index finger this year while cutting bread and it was an immense pain (for a short time)
You're right and I know it's fiction and not realistic, but since we're shown he's suffering while she stabs him, it still bugged me because I imagined him bleeding all the way
You also just unlocked a memory of mine: a close friend's mom once got stabbed close to the heart by a mugger. She went back home and drove herself to the hospital and the nurse was shocked since she couldn't understand how my friend's mom made it in her condition.
Well, it is a meme kind of thing in the How It Should Have Ended YouTube channel and often given as an explanation that he can do anything he wants (putting him on par with Superman). Here's a post about this
Now that's amazing, since I thought it was a much older concept!
I guess I never heard it linked to poverty (though it makes sense), but just a general statement about if something is of higher quality will last longer than several cheap versions of it.
I still can't fully believe such a statement is only 31 years old: maybe it was a common sense statement before?
Cameras with stronger security will become more and more important, though on a theoretical level, they could be cracked or forged, but I suppose it's the usual cat and mouse game
True, sooner or later there might be ways to make sure that a picture or video are digitally signed and probably it would be very hard to crack, but theoretically a fake video might still pass for real (though it would require a lot of resources to make that happen)
Right, but anyone would like to not be in a video implying them in a crime, but I was wondering what would happen if fake videos of said person were to appear implicating a crime that actually did not take place
Since I've been using ublock origin, no script and, more recently, a VPN service, I hadn't even noticed Do Not Track had been deprecated!
I also didn't notice it had been replaced with something called Global Privacy Control which appears just as doomed to me since it's only enforceable in California (though the Wikipedia cites one case where it's been used to make Sephora pay).
I too sometimes check the time to see if it is realistic, since the only character with a real chance of surviving underwater is Guybrush Threepwood. It kind of looks implausible in every action movie, though
Goddamn it, you're only telling us now??? 😁
Right now I'm not sure this is my favorite because it's late and I am not thinking clearly, but I've watched Data in command countless times, so it's certainly one of my favorites
Part 1 in HD
Part 2 in HD
This is stunning!
It's also an incredibly curious phenomenon that if you turn your camera just a few degrees you get an entirely different picture of Saitama 😁
Hahahahaha! You're damn right!!!
I can only give you an upvote!
Well, it's not a trilogy yet, is it? Anything might happen and the third movie could potentially be cancelled (it won't happen, but it wouldn't be the first time some important project didn't make it).
You should call it so only when the third one has been released!
It's really not nitpicking because it feels like journalists are becoming invisible
This is starting to bother me. In a matter of minutes, I found this other post on Lemmy which is about another Variety article which must also be AI slop or really poor writing since it says that "Spiderman across the spider verse" is an Oscar winning trilogy!
The third one is still in production, but yeah, it's already won an Oscar...
Probably Nolan's explanation that he could make it is in her words because she told Bane she wanted him to survive a bit longer.
I don't even want to imagine the kind of pain you get from being stabbed, but I know I sliced my index finger this year while cutting bread and it was an immense pain (for a short time)
You're right and I know it's fiction and not realistic, but since we're shown he's suffering while she stabs him, it still bugged me because I imagined him bleeding all the way
That's a unique point of view, thanks!
You also just unlocked a memory of mine: a close friend's mom once got stabbed close to the heart by a mugger. She went back home and drove herself to the hospital and the nurse was shocked since she couldn't understand how my friend's mom made it in her condition.
I guess sheer determination can do miracles!
Well, it is a meme kind of thing in the How It Should Have Ended YouTube channel and often given as an explanation that he can do anything he wants (putting him on par with Superman). Here's a post about this
Now that's amazing, since I thought it was a much older concept!
I guess I never heard it linked to poverty (though it makes sense), but just a general statement about if something is of higher quality will last longer than several cheap versions of it.
I still can't fully believe such a statement is only 31 years old: maybe it was a common sense statement before?
Who told you to tell the truth?
You had no right!
I can't even begin to understand how you must have felt and feel now.
I've got lots of questions
(1) How did you free yourself/get freed?
(2) Why did he want you?
(3) How did you manage to stay strong?
I have even more questions, but these are the first three that popped into my mind
This is disturbingly accurate
Cameras with stronger security will become more and more important, though on a theoretical level, they could be cracked or forged, but I suppose it's the usual cat and mouse game
True, sooner or later there might be ways to make sure that a picture or video are digitally signed and probably it would be very hard to crack, but theoretically a fake video might still pass for real (though it would require a lot of resources to make that happen)
Right, but anyone would like to not be in a video implying them in a crime, but I was wondering what would happen if fake videos of said person were to appear implicating a crime that actually did not take place
Aperture Spherical, we do what we must because we can...
For the good of all of us, except for those who are Companion Cubes!