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I am not a number, I am a free man.
my bigger issue with it is detecting things incorrect but that's a matter of fine tuning the config I think
I'm on some of the oink/what successors and honestly, it's so hard to build ratio that it makes me not really like them at all.
if it's good I'll rewatch it, if it's something I've already seen then I'm not missing anything at all. There's so many movies I've turned off when the beginning is boring, it's a decent way to watch new movies and it's how movies on TV used to work.
I'm trying to watch Robert Altman's filmography slowly, and there's so many slow 3 hour movies that watching them in small pieces until they click and actually make me interested in the entire thing helps. if it's all action or something maybe it seems pointless, but some films are a very slow burn, and this helps.
also it's not just movies, but TV too. I would use the shuffle button on comedy shows I've seen a million times before, now tv style drop in works just as well as that when I just want a laugh but don't really care what episode of something I'm watching. now I don't even have to pick a series, I can just pick a channel labelled comedy.
did you grow up with cable tv? maybe it's generational or regional thing
kinda tempted to get a CRT just for it to make it even better
neat product but what a garbage company that was
delve deep into most directors filmography from the 60s/70s/80s and you'll find plenty missing. Ken Russell, Robert Altman, etc
that's all that matters. it's important to enjoy the process of making things.
I've seen a lot of email providers flag random emails for having weird HTML. why take the chance of non-delivery at all? send plain text.
haha
>True Stories (1986, Comedy Musical, 7.2)
watch this if you're a fan of Talking Heads or Spalding Gray
yup. I'm about to make a new site and I dont care about the platform, I just want to write. but I'm not gonna use wordpress ever again now, probably. Matt seems friendly but this is evil CEO garbage