Reddit CEO Steve Huffman: 'It's time we grow up and behave like an adult company'
Disappointed that NPR didn't elaborate more on how Huffman truly fucked over Christian Selig.
In 2004, my friends and I were hanging out in my bedroom watching a TV show with the lights off. I was sitting on the end of my bed near my window, which had its shades pulled down. I noticed a weird light catch my eye coming through the shades from above, which was weird since my room was on the second story of a house. I opened the shades and we saw a black triangle-shaped UFO with three glowing red lights slowly spinning counter clockwise and gliding soundlessly through the air about 100 yards away from us. Within just a few seconds, it stopped and made a hard right turn and disappeared. We were all completely dumbstruck. It was the weirdest thing I've ever experienced. Every few years I text the friends I was with that night to confirm that I'm not crazy lol.
Crazy, I'm also in the middle of season three for my first watch as well! I'm really liking it. Londo is the best lol
Ah, retroactive federation makes a lot of sense. Thank you so much for your detailed response, it's a great ELI5!
Are some instances/communities closed off from others?
Still trying to get my bearings here.
My account is through Lemmy.World and when I visit the Movies and TV community through lemmy.world/c/[email protected], I only see a few posts. But when I visit https://lemmy.film/c/moviesandtv, there's a lot more activity.
Did I mess something up in my settings or is this normal? Do I need to have multiple accounts for other instances?
Thanks, y'all.
John Sheridan Is a Man Out of Time in First 'Babylon 5: The Road Home' Trailer
"Cult '90s sci-fi series Babylon 5 will make its long awaited return in Babylon 5: The Road Home. Series creator J. Michael Straczynski unveiled the first trailer for the animated feature today."
Before it gets too hot in the summer, I love watching Dead & Buried and The Fog for its beachy-but-still-cold vibes.
I'm right there with you on Winter snowy movies. Obviously Black Christmas but The Thing and The Shining are musts.
The opening with Gwen was incredible. I have minor quibbles about where it ends as a Part One, but beyond that I really enjoyed it.
Clue (Lynn, 1985) does everything for me. The cast and script are perfect. It never shows up in "greatest comedies of all time" lists for whatever reason, but it deserves that spot just for Tim Curry's performance alone.
All the niche home media film label communities like r/Criterion, r/BoutiqueBluRay, r/ArrowVideo, etc.!
Also r/SupermanAndLois
All the niche home media film label communities like r/Criterion, r/BoutiqueBluRay, r/ArrowVideo, etc.!
Also r/SupermanAndLois