I can get on board with not signing up, but never with pirating. That just feels disrespectful to everyone at the company - not just those at the top raking in millions.

All very vague and largely sounds negative, but encouraging people to make (informed) investments in the stock market is a good thing. It's so easy to do now, and it's something I wish I'd done a lot earlier, but people I think are still scared even though it can be low risk if you're sensible.

Wow, really bad that this can happen. Whatever license terms there were must not have been very sensible (not your fault, assuming you didn't have much say over those terms, but definitely the type of thing that shouldn't be happening).

That's almost entirely on Samsung though. Still, assuming the leaks are accurate it might still be something of an 'Ultra' phone by nature even if not by name, which I guess is what the company was confusingly getting at.

While a bit odd, I doubt he overly cares - and if he asked to be credited he probably would be.

They just aren’t the same. If they were I’d be listening to audiobooks all day, but I can’t, because I struggle to focus and take the information in that way. One isn’t lesser to the other, so as a response to elitism about reading I can get the push for saying this, but they are different.

The Substance by far, though I was pleasantly surprised by Alien: Romulus. Also if we’re going by Letterboxd years this doesn’t count as a 2024 film - and it’s debatable whether it’s a horror - but I adored Red Rooms too.

Or, you know, the best films aren’t always the most popular ones. Though globally Furiosa is 25 for gross in the list I’m seeing, so that’s one. There are a few others I’d maybe put in a top 19, but I’m not mad that they’re missing. Most of the top 30 grossing definitely don’t belong there.

Nice, I might watch Slash/Back this weekend

Nosferatu, The Brutalist, Y2K, and Nickel Boys.