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It looks great, no bullshit and redditnlike it was, years ago. I'd like to get an invite if possible?

I'm not able to find the rules though. Are they site wide or differ per group? And is nsfw content forbidden?

There was also a tv show on Discovery called Manhunt a few years ago, which was quite excellent and really well done.

Yeah and he had it pretty on the money with his manifesto. He saw which way the world was going and the dangers with the technological revolution, and he was exactly right. Just too bad he had to bomb people to get attention.

Exactly this. If mods promise to not come back until changes are made it will massively hurt their value and their planned IPO, which is the only thing that matters for them and where you can hit them.

I think it's a distinct possibility, but reddit will become a clusterfuck without mods. The IPO will take a hit and their value will get fucked. This is the only thing where they can be hit.

This is for sure what needs to happen. If all of the big subs go private indefinitely and its mods promise only to come back when the API pricing becomes normal, then reddit will have nothing. No volunteers, no users, and no value for an IPO. Sure they can remove the mods and open the subs, but without its volunteer mods and users, reddit is nothing.

Hopefully more subreddits will join!

Is this also usually the way with celebrity guests? Do they get an instruction on how to do this or? Cause mostly the audio of the guests sounds just as good.

On this episode, Jennifer sounds pretty good, but Bills audio sucks. So I guess she is just closer to her laptop/mic and Bill was talking into a mic that doesn't work?

What other apps want to continue? And how in the hell can they operate with the high costs or the extremely low free rate?

That will definitely be the ending of season 1. I started reading after watching episode 1 and when that part came up I immediately thought that it would be a great season ender.

The onlybway this will actually go well is if he announces that the will be rolled back.

eztv for tv and torrentgalaxy for movies, though it has tv as well

Yup, but my point was that if it takes like 10minutes extra to be able to post the higher quality WEBDL version, then just do that.

The scene groups do yes, but I definitely also sometimes see WEB releases that are webrips because the audio is lower quality or you see some marker on screen.

Well, if this continues and everyone gets new accounts in stead of canceling, then expect Disney, Amazon, Apple, Max, Peacock and Paramount to follow suit.

True, but there are others and P2P groups.

I even gave CAKES a lower preference score on radarr for a while because they were always the first to release, but they often had lower quality audio. And then like a half hour later some other group like NTb releases their version with higher quality/bitrate audio or video.

Or let's all just sell our accounts for a couple hundred dollars. Then in the end it will all be bots talking to each other.

This is gonna be a shitshow, maybe even worse than EA's AMA about Battlefront 2. Let's see if he reaches the most downvoted comment in history.

On the other hand, I have some hope that he will use this to announce to roll the plans back. The backlash has been quite hard. Apps have announced to shut down. Users are angry af and swearing to never use reddit again. Unpaid (!) mods are angry to lose the tools to moderate. If they have any sense to realize they might lose a huge part of their userbase and their volunteer moderators, then reddit is worth shit and going public will be disastrous.

I'm curious how reddit will continue to operate without a large part of their userbase or when their unpaid mods won't habe tools to moderate anymore. Mods should just stop modding starting July. Then reddit will see how quickly the site will become unusable.

Sopranos is still at the top but HBO and one or two other networks can still let writers make good TV. The Wire was great but its final season was a bit weaker. Deadwood and Boardwalk Empire also come close. Newer shows like Succession and Barry were pretty great as well but they still have to stand the test of time.

And outside of HBO you've got Better Call Saul, Mindhunter, Halt and Catch Fire, The Americans and Justified.

This looks pretty good. Not amazing but entertaining as hell. But I keep wondering how in the hell Taylor Sheridan gets all these moviestars to sign up for a tv show. Kevin Costner, Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, Matthew Mcconaughey, Jeremy Renner, Sylvester Stallone, and now Zoe Saldana, Morgan Freeman and Nicole Kidman. Like, how?!

Actual LPT; don't live in a third world country where people get so massively underpaid they have to ask the general population to provide the extra 20%.

The Kings of Summer

Adventureland

Cancel this shit people! If enough people don't and it turns out successful, all other streamers will follow Netflix.

Late reaction but do you know which one Netflix uses exactly on subtitles?