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There is an entire subgenre of podcasts which go, minute by minute, through movies. Each episode is a single minute of movie runtime.

The first one in this genre was a podcast for The Phantom Menace, and they spent 50 years on the podrace.

My favorite movie by the minute podcast was for Beetlejuice, but I use the subsubgenre of Muppet movies by the minute to fall asleep.

There are at least two Muppet movie podcasts, and I had to stop listening to one because the hosts were bickering too much.

I tried this Invader Zim picrew thing but I just wound up with Dib shit fucj

Love 2 read reviews about a particular roguelike that complain about the genre as a whole.

"Ew it has permadeath! It's all random!"

Do you complain about first person shooters not having enough melee options? Are you mad at sports games for not having a good plot?

Tumblr is and was an excellent platform for vehemently defending trans fictional characters while tearing down actual trans people, sometimes using one as the means for the other.

This was Tumblr, ofc

I once knew someone who wouldn't donate to a disabled trans teen fleeing an abusive family because the kid was a fan of Ace Ventura

Being for or against 90s media was more important than idk a vulnerable child having their physical needs addressed

Jurassic Park was a landmark in trans film making and trans male representation, in the form of dinosaurs

A man talking about velicioraptors transitioning: Life...finds a way

If you're a furry in the Matrix are you a furry in real life

Tubthumping is like if a bunch of anarchists wrote a dance song and it became a top 40 hit single, which is actually exactly what happened wtf

The video for Tubthumping was the first time I saw a woman with a shaved head

2019 is the entire nation of Bulgaria being hacked

Meaning both the quiz, and possibly Windows.

So the quiz on Windows misused "address space" to mean "address"? Asking how many address spaces kernel mode used, when it meant how many virtual addresses were available (trick question -- all code in kernel mode shares the same virtual address).

Who writes this stuff.