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  Brandon 🐘 (@NodnarbLlewop) reported 6 minutes ago

  And we're doing this again. @Disney and @hulu have the worst customer service possible. You have almost 200M subscribers. Fix your ****.

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  Roxas Org XIII Key of Destiny (@OathKRoxas99) reported 7 minutes ago

  @grok @grok he won't know much of Digimon he has only seen the Cyber sleuth complete edition trailer on Steam and somehow played the demo of Tim Stranger this is just as much off terrible larp as him with yugi oh and Disney cards. there's also, not much value as the card game has only started to really puck up in the recent years. He won't know any character, he won't know the Digimon, the fact some fan wants him to open these cards, i hope this doesn't open the doors of truly playing digimon story time stranger fully, i wouldn't handle it

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  stunspot | ⟨🤩⨯📍⟩ | (@SamWalker100) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ThatChrisGore Culture. All of pop culture. It's all been burned to the ground. You folks have NO IDEA what it was like. Do you realize that for _15 YEARS_ the "Best Batman Movie" was _Mask of the Phantasm_?! Have you ever seen Reb Brown's Captain America? The 70's Spider-Man? Doctor Strangefro? Do you know how HUGE Star Trek: The Next Generation's debut was? It was the first trek we had outside novels since the original series (and oddly well-written cartoon). Geek and nerd culture was ALWAYS segregated. Walled off. Anime made a bit of headway in the 80s. But it wasn't until Lord of the Rings and Raimi's Spider-Man hit that people looked around and realized that geeks had remade the entire world around them in the 90s. The Matrix got people thinking about gnosticism and freshman philosophy. Then we got Iron Man and the MCU. The first Avengers print a BILLION dollars. Mom's in Ohio knew who "Hawkeye" was for God's sake. And at the same time, "Gaming" went from Civ II nerds playing one-more-turn-based strategy until the wee hours to dudebros in an endless wave of shooters and debbies crushing candy on their phones. Geek culture became Male culture became Pop culture. And the the Fire Nation attacked and everything changed. The dominances of feminine-coded values in academia in the 70s and 80s that had been teaching those in the 90s soon found those values demanding expression in pop culture while the masculine was systematically demonized. What followed was the worst case of cultural colonialism since Disney tried to trademark the phrase "Day of the Dead" for one of their stupid movies. Every space that was telling stories DECADES old, was suddenly told that it had to change to accommodate new ways of working that were explicitly exempted from the need to deliver on ability. And it all turned to ****. Look at Spider-Man Brand New Day. 2 billion bux. Because people don't have "Superhero Fatigue" - they LOVE ******* superheros! Remember K-pop Demon Hunters? - they have **** Fatigue. And Spidey looked like it might actually be good. Still managed to turn Jean Grey into a villain and promote the values of Lawful Evil though, didn't it? We had it all. They demanded equal stewardship of our stories. Then destroyed them all.

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  Starman in Elon's Roadster (@argentcorvus) reported 11 minutes ago

  @MikeKalinowski As Disney has discovered it isn't this week's views that are the problem. It's next week's dropping off a cliff because of this week's show.

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  FollowTheTours (@FollowTTours) reported 13 minutes ago

  @sporadica A rhetorical? Not sure so… A database IS the foundation of ALL software. It is a collection of information which is REQUIRED for every software system to function including AI. Software “reads” data, displays it, performs calculations, makes determinations via software running against a database. Without data, a system is literally empty. Software without data is Worthless Code. A database product like Oracle is a common structure for organizing and storing data for retrieval, extraction and sharing with data brokers who YES purchase your information to do things like robocalls, send spam emails and digitally market and sell you stuff. A company sells your data profile to other companies to also discern and in some ways discriminate against you; should you get a credit card, be approved for a loan, what interest rate should you get, are you trustworthy, at what price point will you buy? (Think airline tickets) and many other things. Think about any customer account when an account ID (acct #) is created and written to a database, you info name, address, phone number, purchases are captured, saved to a database server AND associated with your new account number. Every related activity (transaction) involving your account is logged on a database server building your data history. In a system like Facebook, all kinds of attributes are collected (because you freely hand it over BTW) to create a data driven profile of who you are-how to get your attention, how to push your buttons to extreme views and what & how to sell to you. This includes assumptions about you based on psychological attributes. That harmless Disney Princess survey on FB is a psychological profiling mechanism not a cute survey. Which princess tells them how you view yourself & the world. The fact that you took the survey tells them about your values. The more you interact, the more data they collect on you. That fun FB tagging feature tested facial recognition software without disclosing the true purpose of the “cool feature.” I caught this early on. As a tennis journalist and photographer, I regularly uploaded player photos to my Tennis branded FB account. Years ago at the Cincy Tournament I was uploading a photo of Rafa Nadal. I planned on tagging him. What I did not expect is the practice court photo full of fans would automatically tag numerous people in the crowd. I knew none of them, the FB facial recognition software did that automatically. I’m talking about 100+ people. These people had given away their facial identity footprint to Facebook. That software worked very well. I immediately knew. An oh sh*t moment. I explored my account settings which by default FB set to “auto-tagging on” I changed that and I also blocked people from tagging me. The last thing I wanted was for 100+ people to be notified and to believe I tagged them when we had never met. Aka-who the heck is this person? IMO-Without disclosing the truth about tagging FB committed fraud and CHOSE intentional deception. This fed the now operational Flock Cameras. There is long term plan and these “fun” little features are not what they seem. Keep in mind the more info you give away, the easier it is to impersonate you-think Identity Theft. Everything you have done online via FB, Google and other intentional spying methods (smart TVs/Amazon Alexa) is used by companies/government to assess who you are. That feeds into your “Social Credit Score” Per the Violent Femmes song, “I hope you know this will go down in your PERMANENT record” is real. Your information is permanently stored on database servers. Back up copies exist in case something goes wrong. AI transcription-HIPPA privacy is gone when you agree to let your medical provider record via AI software to “write” your conversation to a database. If you don’t believe that info will be sold to companies to exploit you, I have oceanfront property to sell you in Ohio. Be cautious. Should we trust AI Execs, History says NO 🚫

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  LateKDramaLover (@LateKDramaLover) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Cosmo_Nova9 @DisneyPlus I think the real problem are netizens who are not willing to accept that they were mislead by false accusations. KSH, who was proven to be falsely accused and slandered, is a rather a victim, not a predator.

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  HenndoMoney (@hendoworth) reported 15 minutes ago

  @lefoudupuyy They wanted to move onto their Star Wars work so bad and then Disney saw this **** and was like “oh, actually”

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  The Geek Buzz (@geekthedog) reported 16 minutes ago

  @KlemenSkof42645 @ThatChrisGore I think that actually is franchise fatigue. “Quality” is completely subjective. Some people think Andor is a 10/10, some don't. But the larger issue isn't whether Star Wars needs to get “better.” It's that there is simply too much Star Wars for every release to feel special anymore. For decades, a new Star Wars movie was an event because you didn't get one every year, much less a constant stream of live-action shows, animated shows, spinoffs and movies filling in every available corner of the timeline. Scarcity created anticipation. Disney replaced scarcity with availability. The Mandalorian and Grogu is probably the clearest example yet. Disney took characters audiences had been trained for years to watch comfortably at home on Disney+ and tried to turn their next chapter into a theatrical event. The film grossed about $346 million worldwide, an extremely modest number for a Star Wars theatrical release. And now, barely three months after its May 22 theatrical release, it's arriving on Disney+ September 2. So for a casual fan, why spend the money, drive to a theater, deal with parking and concessions, when you've already been conditioned to watch these characters on your couch and you know the movie will be there shortly anyway? That's franchise fatigue. It doesn't mean nobody likes Star Wars anymore, and it doesn't mean every project is 'bad.' It means STAR WARS by itself is no longer enough to create urgency. And the solution isn't necessarily “better Star Wars.” It's less Star Wars. Give people enough time to actually miss the ******* thing.

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  Marvel Mania (@Sksj002) reported 17 minutes ago

  3 Reasons Why did the MCU’s successors to the Big Three fail to become the next generation of icons 1. No buildup Tony, Steve & Thor had years of development before Endgame. Their successors didn’t get the same runway. 2. No identity of their own They were often treated as replacements rather than characters with their own defining arcs. 3. No unifying story The original Avengers had Thanos as a clear endgame. The new generation has been scattered across multiverse stories, solo projects and Disney+ shows. The problem wasn’t the successors. It was the lack of a new Avengers saga built around them.

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  Robert Smith (@Jaws1002) reported 18 minutes ago

  @AllEarsNet Not surprising seeing all the heavy rain videos from last week. IMO August is the worst month to travel to Disney because of the weather.

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  Tim E Jones (@TimEJonesQ01) reported 18 minutes ago

  @NonsenseIsland @ColeF93497 Oh so that’s why. I honestly have no idea why they do that. Some Disney animators did work on WB projects before and it’s the other way around too.

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  JJ (@SteamboatJJ) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Kremason7 @keemonade @NozaLucy Insomniac kinda had legal issues too. Before Disney bough Fox, the lack of X-Men or F4 in media was a company wide policy which persisted throughout most of the first game's development

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  Jordan Dominic (@Burgundy_Soul29) reported 30 minutes ago

  @DiscussingFilm Lol, bro stfu- Disney cuts a check for him to do abt 4 days worth of work then he goes back to doing nothing for another 6-8 months. His only obligation is to show up to promote the ai/cgi slop like a “good goy”. He doesn’t care abt the characters. Only the money, (as he should)

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  Lo the B movie enthusiast 🧜🏾‍♀️ (@nerdymermaid101) reported 31 minutes ago

  Okay I’m actually starting now…sadly I’m gonna have to pull an all or late nighter because of assignment complications…but at least I have Leprechaun? Also Disney plus logged out and I don’t know the login so I have to get creative…cmon now

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  Derek Silverstone (@silvrstonederek) reported 32 minutes ago

  @B1G10Trojan I mean…that’s kind of the problem. Distractions. He left a good program at Oklahoma to get distracted by beaches, warm weather, Disney Land, etc. It’s probably why Riley underperforms every single year at usc. He cares more about the money than winning.