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2·27 days agoYeah it looks like a visual spectacle, But I have to choose between two movies. Hence I’ll skip for now
I agree. But if that’s the case I guess I’ll wait for ott release.
That sucks. I liked her borderline kim Jong un personality.
What about stratt? Her personality seems much mellower in the trailer than from the book
Also what about stratt? Her personality seems much softer in the movie than in the books, is it actually that way?
Yeah, it’s hard to imagine all that depth being translated to a movie. Half of the people would just snore through it if movie were as deep as the books. It’s just it’s much harder to be engaging in movie vs the book
Exactly what I feared. 2 hours is just not enough to get into the details books get into. Ryan Gosling seems to be a really Great choice for the actor, I guess I’ll wait for ott release then.
Not just comments. Even lurkers.
With the fediverse it IS the tech. Lack of recommendation engines, and overall more sluggish experience compared to established social media does deter a lot of people away. Some things might change, but lot of stuff that makes social media better for most people is against what fediverse wants
Surprisingly (or unsurprisingly) the account has been banned from reddit
01·3 months agoEuropeans don’t get enough shit for writing numbers like that(jk).
That only sounds good until you realise this political exposure is also the reason children are going the andrew tate route. It’s easier to influence children than it is to adults, and my point still stands, neither of these things must be shown to children without adult supervision atleast.
Yeah but what do you want the kids to interact with? There’s a lot of sfw stuff like politics and hate speech I don’t want kids to be near of.
Kids having unsupervised access to internet is just a bad idea in my opinion, no matter safe you try to make it.
Also the moderation issue someone pointed here.
I like the parental control idea of yours, because of this reason. Atleast it helps to certain degree.
I think the shocker in the book was her actually her making herself emotionally vulnerable during her betrayal. It’s okay, it’s their choice, but I would have loved seeing an HR manager type lady peacefully asking for help, and going full stratt mode after rejection.