It will likely end up on PC eventually.

That article was horrifying. 100% these guys are absolute monsters who should have been brought to justice long ago.

I was in a tiny crowded restaurant with one bathroom and needed to wash my hands. Whoever was in there before me nuked the whole site from orbit and it smelled like death. I hold my breath and quickly exit right into a woman waiting who immediately gets a face full of it and looks at me in complete horror. I start explaining it wasn’t me but she has no reason to believe me and obviously doesn’t. We’re both regulars there so I keep running into her afterwards until I eventually moved away.

Run the cable under your clothes and it will stop getting in the way. I regularly use IEMs with a Bluetooth adapter in my pocket and its fine this way.

1 Pulp Fiction

2 Jackie Brown

3 Hateful 8

4 Reservoir Dogs

5 Inglorious Basterds

The rest I wouldn’t rank, I think I’ve at least tried to watch them all but got bored and/or didn’t really enjoy it and/or was too drunk or not drunk enough. Kill Bill and Once Upon… I’ve tried to get through multi times now before giving up. Death Proof I haven’t seen in years but I remember it being boring after just watching Planet Terror.

From what I saw it wasn’t actually a DMCA takedown request but an allegation of “fraud and phishing” that Funko sent to the itch.io domain registrar.

I’ve never been banned from Reddit but I was threatened with a ban by a Reddit admin when I reported a right wing troll group who was obviously using sockpuppets to harass people and spread racist bullshit in some local sub. The admin message said I was abusing the moderation system by reporting them and if I didn’t stop I would be banned from Reddit. I was never banned but a few weeks later all of the sockpuppet accounts I reported were banned by the antievil operations team along with one of the mods in that sub.

Web 3.0 was actually the Semantic Web originally, the cryptobros are bad at counting.

Modi has a troll army, you can find them all over the internet. They are a lot like the MAGA cultists.

American truck culture. It feels like parody or satire, except it’s real.

I’m not sure what you mean about a historical standpoint. I don’t think there’s anything in the historical record that could be considered actual evidence of supernatural phenomena. History as an academic discipline is a kind of science and generally approaches the subject matter with the scientific method.

Supernatural phenomena do not actually exist as far as I can tell. There’s no actual evidence to my knowledge, and plenty of evidence that humans are not particularly good at perceiving or interpreting the universe around us as it actually is. Our brains are not a reliable narrator, supernatural phenomena are most likely a consequence of this rather than anything genuinely supernatural.