

There is no European standard. A huge chunk of Europe gets their content dubbed (or narrated) anyway. And for everything else, sometimes they block other preexisting credits, sometimes they don’t.
Joined the Mayqueeze.


There is no European standard. A huge chunk of Europe gets their content dubbed (or narrated) anyway. And for everything else, sometimes they block other preexisting credits, sometimes they don’t.


Hero isn’t a title for life. His willingness to fuck his own life up to reveal NSA secrets to the world was heroic. Him staying in Russia with everything they’ve done more recently is decidedly less so.
We want to judge him by absolute categories like morals and convictions. And that’s unfair because nobody is that pristinely moral all the time. I get that after his 007-like escape to Hong Kong, he would choose the easier way out now. If that means tacitly approving of Russia’s illegal attack on their neighbor then so be it. I think his morals compelled him to release the surveillance secret to the world. And the experience has sufficiently dulled any moral urges. Combine that with a limited list of choices of where else to go. A true superhuman hero would not want to stay where he once sought asylum if that country was itself responsible for hundreds of thousands of people seeking asylum elsewhere. As I said, hero isn’t a title for life.


On Lemmy you’re your own algorithm. I assume you already know what you’re thinking.


You are going to run into a self defense deadend there.


Bootleg records were a thing in Europe in the days of reel to reel tape as the only alternative. It wasn’t so much that people did it privately but people would try to make a buck through re-sale and especially on flea markets where oversight by the law was virtually nonexistent. Rare records have always been a thing. Bootleggers tried to profit off it.
I was bequeathed my parents’ record collection of about 200 LPs. One was a bootleg they kept, some rare Beatles stuff. Other ones were thrown away because the quality was bad or would have been deteriorating to a point where it became unlistenable.


I don’t think this is about punctuation marks, this is about tone. It’s about “tone.” beCaUse IT’s aBOuT toNE. BECAUSE IT’S ABOUT FUCKING TONE!
English does a lot with how you say something. I didn’t give her the money. Try saying that phrase and stress a different word each time. If you see it written down, you are missing an awful lot if you’re unlucky
Air quotes don’t really need an accompanying gesture to make them be understood. Giving the gesture anyways is just making sure people don’t misunderstand it. And we are used to this doublespeak from our elected leaders. So adding “in air quotes” in speech and gesture is often a dig, a comedic device, and a deliberate act to fraternize with the other people who know what’s up.


We need a community for something like a banned on reddit therapy group. For people wgaf.


“More than 40 years after the Challenger Space Shuttle disaster and the end of the Teacher in Space program, Superman was chosen to lift a crew of exclusively science teachers into orbit today. Unfortunately, he was struck by an asteroid containing kryptonite at an altitude of approximately 120 miles. As a result, the vessel and Superman burned up in the atmosphere. The chief of NASA has resigned. The president has ordered Space Force to mount an attack on the planet Krypton.”


You cannot escape generalizations. Case in point: “rest of the world.” There is no such thing. So the best you can aspire to is the subordinate clause apostille. “X is Iranian but fled from the mullahs.” “Y is American but a Sanders type socialist.” I don’t have any idea why these two nationalities came into my head first.
Find your subordinate clause and live it. Actions speak louder than Insta posts.


Isn’t it telling that this rage bait is posted by a bot?


You could get yourself an espresso and enjoy a good article.


They struggle with what they call AI still so not any time soon. Welcome to the hockey stick.


I would sooner invest into a really long, reasonably well insulated hose to hang out the nearest window. If you can manage that sub 3 yards and the hose doesn’t dip too much below it’s exhaust vent height, I think this solution might beat DIY ice pack dehumidifiers.


Get a video camera to film you while you write and screen record what you do on your laptop. That way you have proof that you didn’t use models. And I’m only half joking.
As much as I loathe to suggest this: maybe you should try to prompt some models on topics you write on. Just to see what it spits out so you can avoid sounding alike. Same for visuals it would come up with.
Or you could see if some industrious fellow student has found a copy of the software the faculty use to do a trial run. It may have fallen off a truck somewhere. Happens all the time! Just make sure you protect yourself.


Stop generalizing the US and the West. Is Japan all the same everywhere? I’m gonna say no. Why should an even bigger country be then? Or another somewhat nebulously defined area that’s bigger still?
What the average Japanese person would think a rowdy crowd is the average American’s idea of enjoying a communal experience. One man’s freedom fighter is another man’s terrorist.
If you go see a kids movie you’ll have some parents on their phones as well. The bad behavior is creeping in in Japan too. Plus, a lot of the movies arrive half a year or so later than a lot of other countries. And it’s more expensive in my experience. Just for some perspective.
I suspect you look at the term “the West” and you think you’re not part of that. You’re “the East” if anything. If a jihadist screams “death to the West” they include Japan in there. You are a democracy, a developed nation, and you rely on the US for security, and you are not practicing Muslims either. A person in Central Europe could look at “the West” and might include Finland and Sweden in there but maybe not Ukraine or Bulgaria. And what do we do about Russia? West of Japan, east of Europe. Very big and shouldn’t be generalized either. “The West” is an empty vessel people fill with lazy assumptions.


This is most Americans, no matter what camp they root for, for most of their leaders. And you have plenty to choose from although recently I imagine the Republicans have edged ahead in this depressing horse race. Thank you for rage baiting with us today.


Pictures or it didn’t happen.
And you answer your own question. So I’m going to suspect this post is bravo sierra.


Yes. Even people who speak more than one language don’t know all the music in the world. But they are likely to have been exposed to a greater variety.
If hypothetically you wanted to listen to all the music in the world, you’d probably fail because you would need to dedicate every waking moment to the project and you’d die before you finish.


If you’re not doing it via your own domain, I don’t think it matters much. Half the people you email are on gmail anyways so you’ll never break free fully. So you can stay with Proton if you wanted to. I feel icky about them so I personally wouldn’t give them any money.
But there are also providers like Tuta that offer European hosted email services. I haven’t heard anything bad about Tuta.
If we only look at content available on DVD until about the mid 00s still torrenting about the ether today, I’m sure the majority are ripped from rentals. I had friends who basically bled a rental place dry.