The onus for avoiding spoilers is on the person who hasn't seen it not the person who has

Every time a new episode or movie comes out you've got the same mfs complaining about people discussing the show or film in the subreddit made for that thing. I get it I don't watch things straight away, I have a job and responsibilities too, so I actively avoid those spaces until I have. people excited for something and wanting to discuss it shouldn't have to not engage in discussion or share their excitement because someone hasn't been able to see it yet.

Also, spoiler tags are great. They should be used and I use them too. But expecting some sort of embargo after a movie or show comes out is ridiculous.

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u/mydadisyourdad2 — 1 day ago
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Heatwave has created a thick layer of algae across the canals. Poor birds are struggling swim through!

u/mydadisyourdad2 — 4 days ago
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I appreciate Sound design and lighting in marvel movies

Marvel movies isnt the most high brow cinema around but watching Spiderman made me thankful that their movies are well balanced sound and visual wise. You can hear what everyone says, dialogue and special effects are proportionally balanced and you can see what happens it's not ridiculously dark in dark scenes and won't blow your ears out. They definitely have their problems and have and do look like shit in the past. But they never fall for the things that auteur filmmakers do by making things super loud or quiet or dark, taking away from the viewing experience

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u/mydadisyourdad2 — 18 days ago

Iron throne succession

So after baelor died is his son next in line or his brother maekaer? Also could be spoilers but since egg becomes king I'm assuming his cousin, dad and brothers all die?

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u/mydadisyourdad2 — 1 month ago

Hand held keyboard for fold?

I've been thinking it would be fantastic to be able to have a clicks style keyboard for the fold, I'm a writer and Ive never been able to write on my phone on the go because the screen is too small but unfolded would be perfect. The keybsords I've seen are all for desk usage. Is there anything that can connect to the fold when unfolded and be used hand held?

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u/mydadisyourdad2 — 1 month ago

Movies like The Name of the Rose (1986)

I love when movies have religious themes especially monasteries and monks, but also even something like angles and demons. What are the best gothic/ religious / Christian movies.

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u/mydadisyourdad2 — 2 months ago

UK Dumbphone with WhatsApp

My wife is looking for a Dumbphone that has WhatsApp, looking online I can find kaiOS, which is dead, phones without WhatsApp and phones that don't have coverage in the UK. What phones have 4g UK band coverage , support WhatsApp and aren't likely to go the way of kaiOS? If there are any. Thanks.

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u/mydadisyourdad2 — 2 months ago

Game of thrones style about ilildur's heirs immediately after his death as they fight the stewards of Gondor for control of the throne of Gondor

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u/mydadisyourdad2 — 2 months ago

ETS2/ATS relationship with ProMods

With SCS working / reworking on UK, Ireland, British Columbia and other areas already in ProMods what kind of relationship do the SCS Devs have with ProMods, they are essentially making something that already exists. Id be surprised if they haven't played ProMods and it would be difficult to not take some inspiration from it. they also invited the promods team to the SCS offices. What did they discuss does anyone know. It's just interesting.

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u/mydadisyourdad2 — 2 months ago

Realistically what will happen when/if the gulf stream collapses?

I hear from time to time about the gulf stream 'about to collapse' if this does happen do we have an idea of when and what will the effects be? people mention European ice age, similar temperatures to northern Canada. what's the likeliest scenario it the climate keeps going the way it is. Will it stop getting hotter? Should I buy an AC? With my luck will collapse as soon as the payment goes through.

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u/mydadisyourdad2 — 2 months ago

People who blame workers rather than companies who make the decisions

I always see people annoyed about having to deal with Indian call centres or immigrant workers, flight attendants who can't make the changes they want, china 'stealing' work, any number of things where the decisions are made by the companies who always choose the worse, cheaper option to the detriment of both their employees and their customers.

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I get wanting to take your anger out on the person most in front of you, but it makes no sense. It's the company that's at fault, they made the choice to cut corners to save money. Blame them. It's not the fault of the underpaid employee just trying to make ends meet.

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u/mydadisyourdad2 — 2 months ago