Not looking great but at least they're being realistic about it.
This is messy with 20 episodes dropping all at once, but option #1 is probably the best course of action.
Another idea: All 20 discussion threads, but posted two per day for ten days. Then after two-ish weeks, posting a season-long discussion thread.
Regardless, I like the idea of a new "So what did y'all think?" discussion thread posted a couple of weeks later for those of us who don't prefer to binge.
I'm honestly surprised to encounter someone who uses Lemmy but not adblock.
You know things are getting real when a Starfleet officer takes off their jacket.
It bugs me that you're being downvoted because you're correct that modern descriptors don't apply.
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yea somehow I don't think it's that kind of socialism...
You're right. The artifacts on the jpeg are evidence this meme was pre-SNW. It needs an update!
Looks like a window sticker but I'll allow it this time.
This is a great point, not sure why you're downvoted. Something else I thought of is the fact that YouTube is very good adjusting streaming quality on the fly, meaning unless everything is pre-cached it would be difficult to stream the way most podcast apps can "stream" audio by essentially downloading it faster than it can be listened to.
Honest question: why isn't video distributed like podcasts?
I was joking, but because it's Into Darkness. I will literally corner people at social gatherings to explain how Dukat is the greatest television villain of all time, so that ship has long sailed.
Balena Etcher is what you want, though AFAIK if you're making a Windows installer no Linux programs have the convenient options to disable TPM and online account etc that make Rufus so nice.
Lol had the same thought. We've already seen some pretty big swings??
Into Darkness actually had a pretty solid soundtrack but I would be embarrassed if I had company over and someone were to see this.
Sorry YouTube shorts cut this off! It’s supposed to end with “bottoms up and Qapla!”
The announcement was part of the studio's CinemaCon event in Las Vegas.
"It has been a hell of a journey. But everything ends someday."
The airline tried to argue that it shouldn't be liable for anything its chatbot says.
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