u/Oopsfoxy

What are the best free online streaming sites right now for newer movies and TV shows?

I’ve been trying to find something that actually adds new stuff fast instead of being weeks behind.
Onlyflix has looked pretty decent lately, and the new MyFlixer seems solid too, but I’m curious what everyone else is using these days.

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u/Oopsfoxy — 3 days ago

Приветствую вас друзья! Мы добавили список дружественных сообществ. We’ve added a list of friendly communities

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u/Oopsfoxy — 6 days ago

Productized LinkedIn Outreach Service for Cybersecurity Companies

A new Productized LinkedIn Outreach Service has launched for cybersecurity companies designed specifically for security vendors selling to CISOs, security architects, and IT directors. The service replaces traditional hourly agency engagements with a fixed-scope, fixed-price model that ships defined monthly outputs and transparent pipeline economics.

Behind the launch is OTReniX, a B2B agency focused on cybersecurity marketing. The new service addresses a recurring problem in the industry: too many security vendors with strong technology never build a predictable pipeline, and as a result they run out of runway before reaching their next funding round. The cause is rarely the product  it is almost always a broken go-to-market motion that cannot consistently put the company in front of the right enterprise buyers.

The Cybersecurity Outreach Problem

Cold outreach in B2B already underperforms - average reply rates hover around 1%. Cybersecurity is harder still, because security buyers are the most pitched audience in enterprise tech. A typical CISO encounters around 37 vendor approaches per year and tunes out most of them. For a vendor sending 500 messages in a campaign, the typical outcome is 5-10 reactions and 1-2 conversations before the channel goes silent.

Three patterns explain why most outreach campaigns collapse. Aggressive automation triggers LinkedIn account restrictions, where detection has tightened sharply through 2025. Generic templated messages produce reply rates in the 2-5% range because every CISO sees twenty near-identical openers each week. And high-volume sending into broad lists wastes sales capacity on unqualified conversations with no path to closing.

Cybersecurity buyers also reject surface-level personalization. Knowing that a prospect is a CISO at a Series B company is not context. Referencing their recent talk on supply chain security, a SOC 2 milestone they posted about, or a vendor consolidation initiative their company announced that is the level at which security buyers begin to engage.

The Productized Approach

Most outreach agencies sell hours. Outputs depend on which account manager is staffed, scope drifts month to month, and clients have no reliable way to forecast pipeline contribution. OTReniX has reorganised the service around productization. Each engagement comes with a defined workflow, predictable monthly invite volumes, fixed pricing, weekly reporting, and a dedicated team that already understands cybersecurity buying behaviour.

How the Service Works

The offering combines AI-driven prospect research with human-written messaging. Machine learning models build a 60-80 fact dossier per prospect from LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Crunchbase, corporate sites, podcasts, and security events such as RSA Conference and Black Hat. Predictive scoring then ranks prospects by likelihood to respond. Humans write every message, tied to specific facts about the prospect - no name-merge templates.

Performance Economics

Per-account performance: 340 invites sent per month, 27-51 replies, 6-12 booked sales calls, cost per qualified lead from $100, and payback of 3-6 months from a single closed deal at typical cybersecurity LTV of $100K and above.

About OTReniX

OTReniX is a specialised Cybersecurity Marketing Agency working with security vendors across EMEA, North America, and APAC. The team brings 20+ years of B2B cybersecurity marketing experience. More information

u/Oopsfoxy — 13 days ago

Salty Dogs is a 2D co-op game about four fluffy divers and a single submarine, where a group of friends tries to get rich or accidentally drown. Players explore the ocean, hunt for treasure, catch sea creatures with harpoons, and try to make it back alive.

The core of the game is teamwork and chaos. Everyone has a role: piloting the sub, managing energy, using the harpoon, or watching the radar. Things usually stay calm until the first deep dive.

The deeper you go, the more dangerous the ocean becomes and the more valuable the finds get. But extra cargo slows the submarine down, especially when something big appears out of the darkness.

There are calm shallow runs and deep zones where everything quickly turns into panic and shouting in voice chat.

The game is currently in playtest. We’re adding new creatures, events, and upgrades to make it a co-op adventure full of stories, not stress.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4213930/Salty_Dogs/

u/Oopsfoxy — 14 days ago

For us, this is not just an RTS. We deliberately moved away from base building and economy to focus on what truly matters - commanding regiments and making tough decisions. We aim to capture the spirit of Napoleonic warfare, where discipline, morale, and formation determine everything.

The game features tactical battles with infantry, cavalry, and artillery, along with the impact of fatigue, positioning, and terrain. You’ll also experience dynamic battlefields with weather and smoke that can shift the course of a fight. Everything revolves around command decisions, timing, and troop control.

The project is inspired by real campaigns starting from 1796 and is being developed with a focus on conveying the feeling of commanding an army in the chaos of battle. The game is in active development, and we welcome every idea.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4202430/Veterans_Napoleonic_Wars/

u/Oopsfoxy — 24 days ago

Sounds like they want to invest in it and add some AI stuff, but keep the same team and everything.

Honestly, kinda cool - ChessBase has been around forever and barely changed in years.

You think this actually upgrades it, or it’s just gonna be more of the same?

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u/Oopsfoxy — 1 month ago