The classic little brother defence flipped as prosecution. It was the controller all along.
smokebuddy
joined 8 months ago
The more I think about it, the better I remember it. I think I'm going to watch it again.
hit pretty close to homespoiler
The hijacking of buddy's glucose meter to try and kill him
and it even had a Zombified
spoiler
Stephen Hawking and Resident Evil Movie Style Dogs but from Boston Dynamics
it was honestly pretty great for network TV
Did anyone watch that show NEXT from the people who made 24? I might have been the only one, I've never seen anyone ever talk about it. There was a plot point where the evil Alexa tried to convince a kid who was being bullied to bring a gun to school and shoot his bully, and provided the kid with the keycode to dad's gun safe... it was pretty wild.
I think it's supposed to be an effect of electric bolts but it looks awful
I had to get a player without any internet access or camera awhile back to use while working with confidential information, and ended up getting a 2nd Generation Fiio X3. Was a bit expensive, but was the most recommended for the price at the time, was a lot cheaper than the Sony, B&O and Astell+Kern it was compared with in reviews, and still works well years later. I just use a microSD card reader to update it, there's a driver to install if you want to use it as a DAC otherwise it's not needed
his mom and sister either were about to or got evicted, they did a gofundme, but apparently it worked so idk what happened.
i like seeing their ads appear when hate watching CNN
I honestly wonder what happened to this guy. He went from seemingly successfully going full grifter with the campus tour, FOX appearances and the dumbass mobile game, all of that, then suddenly it came out he couldn't support his family and now suddenly seems ditched.
a month later, didn't want to make a new post
I took the reddit story to imply more that they were going to start competing with substack/onlyfans/patreon/exclusive discords where people could set up paywalls for content, more than that reddit itself would start blocking access to popular subreddits.
I've been on this instance for awhile and I really like what you do here. Lemmy as a whole seems to be a much better community. I still post comments on the other site occasionally, but any OC goes here and hit or miss as that content may be at least it's real people seeing and responding to it rather than throwing training data into the void.
One last edit, I'd encourage new users to look into how deleting works on the fediverse it's not quite like reddit it's stickier