'Hot Frosty' Is Best Netflix Holiday Movie: It's Worth Your Time
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https://www.indiewire.com/features/commentary/hot-frosty-best-netflix-holiday-movie-lacey-chabert-worth-time-1235079931/
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 10:33PM by indiewire
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ELI5: What is an API and what does it do
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What is an API and what is its purpose? How does it apply in real life? What is an API key and how do we use it? For example, some AI models have free API key; what would I use it for and how do I use it? TiA
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 06:41PM by novemberman23
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ELI5: Why does an orchestra need a conductor
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Why does an orchestra need a conductor when they have their sheets of music in front of them? Also I would be interested to understand one or more gestures a conductor does and what it means.
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 07:39PM by derNikoDem
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ELI5: What actually determines if you will get sick after being exposed to someone?
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What actually determines if you will get sick after being exposed to someone?I know getting sleep, vitamins things like that help. But what actually causes you to catch something from someone? Amount of time you were with them? If you touched your face after?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 06:49PM by user_anonymou
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YSK: Scaling of Numbers
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Why YSK: The Human Brain has a hard time grasping the concept of scaling. Here's a visual example with Wealth.https://mkorostoff.github.io/1-pixel-wealth/
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 05:54PM by Rocketv9
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ELI5: How can we hold onto fears we develop as babies, despite not having memories of being babies?
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I (22M) have always had a bit of a nervous tick around chickens, dating all the way back to being a toddler. They always looked kinda unsettling to me and seem rather unpredictable, so I'm often worried that they're gonna jump at me and kick/peck me randomly for no reason (kinda like how wasps tend to fly at you and sting you randomly for no reason). Nowadays, I'm not really afraid, just nervous, but as a young kid I used to scream and flip out (don't judge me).Went to see my older brother at a mutual friend's chicken farm the other day, and my brother was like "he don't like chickens, bruh. He got kicked by a hen when he was a baby."I remember getting scared when a hen with chicks jumped and clucked around behind a fence as I walked past when I was 4, but that hen didn't kick me, it was behind a fence, and I was already afraid of chickens before that anyway.It must've been another hen when I was like 1-2 years old, because by the time I was 3 I was already remembering my life. How can remember that I'm afraid of chickens, but I can't remember the event that made me afraid of chickens as a baby?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 05:30PM by Witty_Ad_1102
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ELI5: why do all crowds sound the same
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it seems to me like every large crowd i hear or see sounds the exact same when singing or chanting. why is this?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 04:45PM by Legitimate_Treacle_6
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I watched season 2 episode 7 and 8 of The Diplomat and now Netflix is gaslighting me into thinking it doesn’t exist
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I am trying to rewatch The Diplomat with my daughter and it says the season ends on episode 6, however just three days ago I showed her the clip of Grace Penn explaining why Scotland needs to remain with the UK which got her interested in the show, a scene from episode 8.When we got to episode 6, Netflix stated that there were no more episodes, even though just three days ago I watched both episodes 7 and 8.I then did some research about it and people seem to be saying that the season finale was indeed episode 6, and I mean articles from late October and early November stating this, but three days ago I watched episodes 7 and 8 of season 2 on Netflix.I searched up clips on YouTube and they exist, confirming to me that this footage does indeed exist, and yet Netflix only has 6 episodes in season 2.Can someone explain to me what’s happening? Or if someone else is going through the same issue?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 04:32PM by macaroni-_-cheese
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ELI5: How does putting money into stocks benefit the economy more than a bank?
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Submitted December 22, 2024 at 01:56PM by smurfseverywhere
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Google Search Curitiba stuff
Natal em Curitiba: 06 atrações gratuitas que ocorrem nesta semana
É possível encontrar decorações típicas, iluminação e apresentações com entrada franca por toda a cidade. E para não te deixar fora dessa, o Curitiba ...
https://curitibacult.com.br/natal-em-curitiba-06-atracoes-gratuitas-que-ocorrem-nesta-semana/
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ELI5: How do evictions show up on background checks in the US? Do the police need to be involved somehow?
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I'm not asking for a specific reason, I've just always been curious.
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 12:42PM by Draconic_Flame
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Thoughts on Enigma – The Aaron Rodgers Netflix Doc
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Is anyone else watching Enigma on Netflix? I’m finding it pretty interesting, but I can’t help but feel like there’s some irony here. Aaron Rodgers talks a lot about not liking fame, but then... he makes a whole documentary about himself? Seems like a bit of an attention grab, right? I mean, you can’t really say you don’t want the spotlight when you’re producing a series all about you.Also, they hint at him running for Vice President, which is wild to think about. Can you imagine him in politics? I’d love to hear what everyone else thinks about the series and Rodgers in general—whether you’re a fan or think he’s just playing up the “enigmatic” vibe for the cameras.
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 12:22PM by Thin_Marionberry5209
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Toys R Us Catalog (1993)
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https://imgur.com/a/7xRCusB
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 09:28AM by Cyclosarin88
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Suggestions for my picky parents
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I need series my parents can watch/ I can watch with them. The only series that absolutely loved were prison break, they almost watched it twice. Any other serie they just bash. They want a series that is finished, so no more waiting for new seasons. I just tried so many series and they never like it like they did with prison break lol. Anyone that loves prison break here got the same feeling or vibe with other series? They love sci Fi movies as well.
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 11:12AM by Kesonac
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What did you all make of Netflix's Senna series?
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As a huge Formula One fan, I recently finished the new Senna series on Netflix, and I won't lie to you - was a little bit disappointed. A lot of the characters feel quite hollow, which is big mistake when creating a show, but also because these are real people and they're drivers who were on camera a lot, so it feels strange that they essentially become cartoonish rather than authentic and what the person was like in real life, a bit disappointing.They also didn't really touch on Senna's faith and religion like, at all. Which is again, a baffling decision considering Senna at one point literally said: "I saw God visually"I think maybe for F1 fans this is going to be quite a frustrating watch, and the question must be raised at this point - should Netflix really be producing F1 content? They've received criticism for their "Drive to Survive" series, and now this series as well...Anyway enough of my rambling, what did you all make of the Senna series?Netflix's Senna Critique and Analysis
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 10:15AM by projectdivebomb
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Ronny Chieng special so phenomenal!!
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This guy f-ing killed it. His audience couldn’t even keep up with his one liner references that were so clever. After I watched it, I had watched his special from 2022 and you can tell he did not hold back this time around. I mean he was honest about how he was there to take the audiences money. He was honest about how American culture is so twisted with money when it comes to their own parents and America. He made so many important points that people in general should really reflect on. I love this guy - reminds me so much of George Carlin. I had no idea who he was but I tend to watch what’s in the top 10 and this is. Not as heart felt as Jamie Foxx’s special but clearly a different story there. Ronny paid tribute to his dad at the end and I had some tears but I hadn’t laughed that hard in so long. I hope he does more specials/ tours - before he decides to peace out. I’d pay to see him to make me laugh. I wanted to see who else watched and everyone’s thoughts were. Did you love it as much as me or were you insulted like some people are by comedians these days?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 09:50PM by Lovepeacepositive
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Confused?
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I think I’m being simple here but, which Netflix plan allows more than 15 downloads per month? I just don’t want to upgrade and then still not be able to download more as that’s all I want. I’m guessing it’s the options without ads but, yeah. I can’t seem to find a straight answer on their website. I’m uk for reference by the way.
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 08:45PM by CherryFlavouredWine
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Cancel after one day - right?
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So since the nfl has made a horrible decision I have to sign up for a single day of Netflix. They still allow you to cancel after one day - right?Is the cost prorated or are they just stealing the rest of the month from me?How about when the streaming fails like it did with the Tyson debacle? Anyone get money back for that disaster?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 08:08PM by r0n1n2021
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ELI5: how pure can pure water get?
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I read somewhere that high-end microchip manufacturing requires water so pure that it’s near poisonous for human consumption. What’s the mechanism behind this?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 06:37PM by cyanraider
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Aaron Rodgers documentary-what’s in his coffee/protein shake?
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Anyone know what the ingredients are in Aaron Rodgers coffee/protein shake? His chef in the third episode makes it for him and he adds some kind of black tar to it, collagen, and a few other things.
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 05:40PM by brc55
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Christmas NFL games
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I was going to sign up for the standard with ads plan. Will I be able to watch the Christmas Day NFL football games or will I need the standard without ads plan? I know they block certain titles so I wasn’t sure if the NFL games were included or not.
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 05:24PM by rosestarlight_
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Squid games unleashed
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I am a fan of Squid game unleashed but I first started on a guest account, can I transfer to my main one when it is no longer available for non subscribers
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 04:42PM by Wide_Sympathy_1064
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YSK Roman Tomb Altar Showing a deceased Lap Dog Approaching a Table Set With Food Offerings - The Inscription Reads "Stop to look at the tomb of the jubilant dog Aeolis for whom I felt immeasurable pain as she was carried away from me by the swift fate"
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https://imgur.com/a/i1288krCurator Comments:
the choice of positioning of the words in the non verse in fact it seems casual but dictated by a desire to emphasize the words key to the text so as to arouse and draw the attention of the passer-by: see the example,the separate provision, at opposite edges of the hexameter, of Aeolidis,proper noun expressed in the genitive case, and catellae, noun to define the-little dog‖; the word tumulum, "burial, sepulcher", is instead framed from the name indication and from the adjective festive and attributed to the animal.The adjective festivus is not found in other carmina5 and it is evident that it is here used to emphasize the playful liveliness of the animal. The second hexameterit ends with the noun fate, a term left deliberately isolated and centered in the last line to give prominence and depth to the concept of the transience of lifes object to the inevitability of the fatum6. The latter is also characterized from the adjective, in the ablative case, praepes-etis,which gives the lexical binomialan almost epic solemnity and gravity.The expression praepete fato does not occur elsewhere in the carmina: it is preferred, albeit rarely, and in high diegetic contexts, the equivalent formula properantia fata7.While the first verse focuses on the invitation to the viator (viathe imperative cerne) to look at the sepulcher of the jubilant dog14(topos also intensely exploited in funerary epigraphy) that it seems almost revived in the bas-relief, the second verse is instead characterized by boundless pain of the master for this death8. The choice of the verb dolēre(constructed with the accusation of the thing for which one feels suffering, in this case the relative pronoun quam), of the adverb in modice, and of the participle raptam contribute, albeit with extreme synthesis, to strengthen and enhance the deep sense of despair and helplessness that assails the master of Aeolis9. Aan interesting aspect is also constituted by the choice of the monumentum: it is in fact of a funerary altar on whose side faces urceus and patera are sculpted.This support, frequently used to house sepulchral inscriptions intended for humans, is used here for a little dog denoting inin the first place the economic possibility and the cultural stature of the client,moreover anonymous, and, secondly,what could be defined as the"Humanization process" that involves the animal both in life and in death. The symbolic and ritual value linked to this choice therefore emerges with clarity and is further corroborated by the relief on the forehead of the aretta depicting the animal approaching a table set with food offerings. The bas-relief seems to recall the funeral banquet, practical central to the Roman funerary tradition. In fact, death and banquet are two strongly interconnected aspects and full of concrete and symbolic values: to such Aeolis, a little dog, takes part in the meal and therefore does not seem excluded from the ritual dimension reserved for menWhy YSK: If you have a dog you should give it a proper respecting burial by making a tomb and then offering them food so you say proper goodbye to them and their soul leave the world by having their last meal satisfied
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 02:03PM by RomanVsGauls
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Shows won't show up
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My account it set up to be allowed to watch Rated R flims, so no, it's not that.I'm trying to watch Dan Da Dan on netflix, but nothing shows up when I search for it. This has happened to me before with another show I can't recall the name of. I'm in the US, so it should be available to me, and it shows up in the website, but not my Fire TV, which is where I prefer to watch.
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 01:56PM by Psycotstic
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Upcoming movie "Hurt People" (potential spoilers).
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Netflix bought Melissa London Hilfers' spec script a few months back.I read a review for it on scriptshadow.net. It's a legal drama with some interesting wrinkles. The main protagonist is a 40-year-old lawyer having an affair with a co-worker. She then gets to bond with her estranged father while defending him in a trial of which he is accused of murdering his ex-wife. There's a twist at the end that is totally unpredictable if you're not expecting a twist. There's just no hint whatsoever. I'm not the biggest fan of shocking last minute twists, but here it works, because it makes that character even more intriguing. I'm fascinated by characters who do bad and even evil things, but still feel like real people. What they call "morally grey" or "tragically bad." This script has a few of them. The reviewer made a casting suggestion for the main lead: Natalie Portman. I agree with him. She's never played a character like this, but she would be really interesting and probably nail it. Thoughts?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 01:18PM by Socko82
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Google Search Curitiba stuff
Mercados asiáticos compraram 60% da carne bovina exportada do Paraná em 2024 - G1
“Nós tivemos um crescimento muito grande no mercado asiático. Nós estamos vindo de 2023 com 30% para 2024, com 60%. Nós estamos exportando 3.000.000 ...
https://g1.globo.com/pr/parana/caminhos-do-campo/noticia/2024/12/22/mercados-asiaticos-compraram-60percent-da-carne-bovina-exportada-do-parana-em-2024.ghtml
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Netflix not working in browsers
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I recently bought Netflix basic plan that is 1 screen with laptop, tv and mobile option to play.However, when i login Netflix on my laptop it doesn't play even if it plays after clearing cookies it doesn't play all shows just throws some random error everytime.It works properly on my android ✅.Doesn't work in android browser & iphone browser in desktop mode too.I know it's single screen , i only try to watch on 1 device at a time not on multiple.
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 12:33PM by sukh345
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ELI5: Why do shotguns in videogames have such short range when you can seriously hurt or kill something/someone from a substantial distance in real life?
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Obviously videogames aren't supposed to line up too closely with reality, but the difference here is quite stark. Is there a technological reason that a videogame shotgun can only kill from an extremely short distance when that's not how real shotguns behave at all?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 11:14AM by Odd_Nobody8786
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Is Netflix going to have the NFL games in HDR like how prime does?
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The video quality for prime during the NFL broadcast is so high-quality is Netflix planning to do that? Also, are they planning HDR broadcast for WWE as well?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 10:25AM by Objective-Upstairs36
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ELI5: How are text messages subpoenaed? Won’t people just delete them?
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So Blake Lively was able to subpoena really damaging evidence against Justin Baldoni and his PR firm for her case against them - how were her lawyers able to get such detailed messages? Can you subpoena someone's phone to see their texts and WhatsApp messages? Why wouldn't they just delete the incriminating messages? Or were those messages subpoenaed from the phone company?
Submitted December 22, 2024 at 08:23AM by sbs72
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