Netflix's 'Zero Day' limited series starring Robert De Niro and Angela Bassett releases trailer, the show will be released on February 20
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https://www.comicbasics.com/trailer-robert-de-niro-and-angela-bassett-face-cyber-chaos-in-netflixs-gripping-thriller-zero-day/
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 11:44AM by S4v1r1enCh0r4k
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ELI5: Why is it so complicated to turn an old tablet into a dumb monitor?
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I have an old android tablet that's pretty old and I thought I could give it new life as a monitor for my mac mini, but it seems that it's very hard to get the two devices to talk. How come there's no bridge between the two languages?
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 10:42AM by Simple_Carpet_49
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Just finished squid games and it was phenomenal
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I think I started ut on the 1st of January this year. Subbed of course. From the get go, I was highly entertained. Not for a second, was I anything but loving it.The Gganbu episode just sealed it for me. That was the most emotional episode(and the best—at least for now) I've ever watched in any form of entertainment. The ending was good, and although I initially told myself I would wait a bit before starting the next season, I ended up starting season 2 the next day or so.And....It was Great as well. Didn't exactly have the emotional attachment that to characters that season 1 did, but in terms of entertainment, it was just about the same.Thanos is really funnyThe ending was good for me. Despite what a lot of people say, I had no problem whatsoever with when the season ended. Obviously, I would prefer it went longer, but stopping the season there,I have no problem with. I can definitely wait and I realise that not everything the season started with needed to be finished before then(like character's development).Season 1 was 10/10Season 2: 8,5/10Therefore,by calculation, I rate Squid game:9,2/10Absolutely phenomenal.My favourite show so far except for One Piece(not live action).
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 10:54AM by FunctionAsUare4
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Netflix movies are designed for people who aren’t focused and scrolling.
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https://youtu.be/6QltxZ-vPMc?si=nFbZhuxxzJlfqusa
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 09:50AM by MissingJJ
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Is Netflix shooting itself in the foot with these constant price hikes?
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I’ve been a Netflix subscriber for years, but with the latest price hike for the Premium plan (now $24.99/month!), I’m really starting to question if it’s worth it anymore. They keep raising prices while pushing out content that, honestly, doesn’t always hit the mark. It feels like they’re making us pay for their poor-performing shows and movies instead of focusing on producing quality content that people actually want to watch.And the password-sharing crackdown? I get that they want to boost profits, but it feels like they’re ignoring how modern households actually function. Not everyone under one account lives in the same house 24/7—people go to college, travel for work, or stay with family temporarily. It just seems dumb to alienate loyal customers who aren’t trying to cheat the system but just have a normal life.A lot of people I know have either canceled their subscriptions or switched to other streaming services that offer just as much—if not more—for less money. It just doesn’t make sense to me. If they’re losing subscribers because of price hikes, why keep doing it? Shouldn’t they focus on improving their content and keeping people around instead of squeezing every dollar out of us?What do you guys think? Are you sticking with Netflix, or are you moving on to other platforms?
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 09:37AM by Glitchy_McGee
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ELI5: Do other animals get "bored?
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I know theirs some really smart animals that do get bored but I'll see just a random spider sitting in its web all day. Do they just blank out untill thrir next meal or mate comes? Or are they just sitting there mindlessly without a thought.I know this is a hard answer because we cant physically ask them but i figured with our brainwave technology we woukd be able to figure it out. "Just like how elephants have the same reaction to us as we do to puppys. They think were cute!"I put bored in quotations because i know bored isnt the right answer for other creatures as they also have no perception of the feeling. Just like how fish dont feel pain but they can feel uncomfortable or a pressure from a hook/knife and know that it isnt a good feeling.
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 02:39AM by I_SMELL_PENNYS-
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The fourth quarter of 2024 was the last for which Netflix will report numbers of paying subscribers, suggesting growth in numbers is slowing
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https://www.thetimes.com/business-money/technology/article/netflix-adds-record-19m-subscribers-in-latest-quarter-s2cdv0llc?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Reddit#Echobox=1737543911
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 08:23AM by TimesandSundayTimes
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Suggest me web series theme like Sabrina, Locke and key, Riverdale , Lockwood and co Wednesday, the witcher type .....
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I'd be delighted to suggest themes that resonate with your fascination for the dark, mystical, and magical. You've mentioned vampires, magic, and Viking-inspired themes, which evoke a sense of mystery, adventure, and ancient lore. Like these which I've mentioned in question toooo recommend me more like these web series.....!!
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 06:32AM by Fair_Dog_1223
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Suggest me web series theme like Sabrina, Locke and key, Riverdale , Lockwood and co Wednesday, the witcher type .....
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I'd be delighted if someone will suggest me themes that resonate with my above description fascination for the dark, mystical, and magical. I've mentioned vampires, magic, and Viking-inspired themes, which evoke a sense of mystery, adventure, and ancient lore. Like these which I've mentioned in question toooo recommend me more like these web series.....!!
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 06:36AM by Fair_Dog_1223
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ELI5 Why is the, external male, internal female, reproductive system so common?
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Like, why is the system of penis and vagina such a common way for animals to reproduce? There’s egg laying, but for the most part I feel like a majority of animals have some variation of the same reproductive system
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 12:11AM by Jskousen
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Richard Dominick seems like a real dirtbag
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Watching the Jerry Springer documentary, the exec producer always seemed sleazy on set. He's pretty unapologetic about how he treated the show staff and guests.
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 02:44AM by tmhowzit
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YSK: You can block ads and trackers on your phone pretty easily if you know how.
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Why YSK: People seem to assume you can't remove ads or block trackers from apps on your phone a lot of the time, but whether you have an Android or an iphone, there's a bunch of open source apps that pretty much do the same thing: Run a virtualized firewall that blocks from a list of known ad and tracking sources. As long as those apps are running in the background, pretty much every ad should be blocked, and most apps that say in the description that they collect personal data won't be able to. You can also permanently delete your unique ad ID in your phones settings, which is what like 90% of all tracking is done by. This is because when you are served an ad there's a little auction house that bids for the placement, and they give the ad ID + anything else they know about you upfront to anyone who enter, which means data collectors can just walk in, not bid, and walk out with your location data.
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 01:46AM by emasterbuild
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ELI5: Menopause has such bad consequences, why doesn’t everyone just take estrogen supplements post-menopause?
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Menopause has so many bad side effects like weaker bones, higher cholesterol, etc. Why isn’t it routine for everyone to just supplement estrogen for the rest of their lives post menopause?
Submitted January 21, 2025 at 11:45PM by anonymice3
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YSK that repeating someone's name back to them immediately after they introduce themselves significantly improves your ability to remember it.
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Why YSK: Actively repeating a name reinforces it in your memory and shows the other person you are paying attention and value the interaction. This improves your memory and social skills, making you more personable and better at building relationships in both personal and professional settings.
Submitted January 21, 2025 at 10:53PM by emasterbuild
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Netflix tying to nickel and dime me?
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I bought one month of the ad-supported Netflix plan on Christmas to watch the NFL games on that day. My 1 month subscription is therefore up for renewal this Saturday. But I want to upgrade to the ad-free plan because there are some movies "content-locked" to that tier.So I went online to change my plan just now, and it's saying I need to pay $17.99 to upgrade to ad-free. I thought it was $15.49? What the fuck, Netflix????????
Submitted January 21, 2025 at 10:39PM by kdex86
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Bling Empire New York star Lynn Ban dies aged 51 after brain surgery
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https://www.the-express.com/entertainment/celebrity-news/161256/lynn-ban-dead-bling-empire-new-york-brain-surgery
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 11:23AM by TheExpressUS
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Has there ever been a worse adaptation of a book than “All the light we cannot see?”
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This is the first book that I’ve read of 2025 and I loved it, so when I saw it on Netflix I thought it must also be good… wrong!The accents are bad, but they did not bother as much as the awful deviations from the novel. All of the Nazis are very standard evil characters with no ambiguity. It’s just “do this or I shoot you.” In the book they are complex characters with varying motivations. A major part of the whole story is Werner Trapped in the basement of the hotel with his friend (I assume in the show its the guy who dies in the bombings at the beginning). They have to survive days in the dark with no food or water before finally finding a way out, in which Werner immediately goes searching for Marie. Werner’s entire backstory is ignored. The characters he interacts with, how he struggles to stay himself while at the school, all ignored. The entire resistance in the show is ridiculous. Etiene wanted nothing to do with it because it endangered Marie, that is until Madam Manec died, then he starts broadcasting codes, but not riding motorcycles and wielding tommy guns. A huge part of the story is how her dad always made puzzle boxes for her to figure out, and the diamond in the house was a puzzle box that she figured out BEFORE Von Rumple shows up. I think the most bothersome for me revolves around the house itself. In the book It’s described as one of the tallest in the town. It is 6 stories high, and the access to the attic is through Etiene’s brother’s room where there is a trap door that he builds into an old, extremely heavy wardrobe. The attic is described as being too short to stand up in and there are no windows. Marie hides in the attic for four days while Von Rumple is searching her house for the diamond, afraid to even move for he may hear her. There is so much more missing or altered in the series that I could list, but overall I’m really disappointed in how Netflix took so many liberties with a story that was really well written. Rent over
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 11:10AM by Cultural-Strategy609
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Not even worth it..
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Netflix is raising its prices again, but hey, that’s okay because I only go on Netflix once in a while anyway. They share a lot of their content with other streaming services, and they have a pretty limited selection of original shows and movies. So, it’s not really worth paying for something I don’t even use that much.
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 10:38AM by Capital_Exchange467
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YSK: Whataboutism isn’t the same as real criticism—it’s just a lazy way to dodge the point.
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Why YSK: If you’ve ever been in an argument where someone responds to a valid criticism with “Well, what about [insert unrelated thing]?” you’ve run into whataboutism. It’s not a real counterargument—it’s just deflection.Here’s the thing: whataboutism doesn’t actually address the issue at hand. Instead, it shifts the conversation to something else entirely, usually to avoid accountability or to make the original criticism seem invalid by comparison. It’s like saying, “Sure, this thing is bad, but look at that other thing over there!”This is not the same as actual criticism. Real criticism engages directly with the issue, offering either counterpoints or additional context. Whataboutism just throws up a smokescreen and derails the conversation.The next time someone hits you with a “what about X?” in a discussion, don’t fall for it. Call it out for what it is—a distraction. Stick to the point and keep the focus where it belongs. Don’t let this rhetorical dodge shut down meaningful conversations.
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 09:51AM by RatherCritical
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A Review and Blog System in the Netflix Portal: What Would It Look Like?
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Hello People, Netflix, as a leader in digital streaming, offers a wide variety of content, but I have a question for you. Does Netflix's platform lack community interaction features? What if, one day you get to know that Netflix is Introducing a Review and Blog System which could bridge the gap between passive viewing and active engagement, potentially redefining how users connect with content and each other. if yes, then what features would you want Netflix to have? Could dedicated review sections for each title, categorized by elements like acting, plot, and pacing, make feedback more impactful? Would user blogs discussing themes, character arcs, or societal implications foster deeper connections? Could threaded discussions allow debates and theories to flourish, with moderation ensuring quality and relevance? Social features like a follower system, reaction options such as “Helpful” or “Insightful,” and the ability to share posts might enhance user interaction. Furthermore, what benefits would this system bring? Could it encourage users to spend more time on the platform, build a stronger sense of community, or highlight hidden gems for better content discovery? Might it also provide Netflix with valuable feedback to refine its offerings while differentiating the platform as a community hub rather than just a streaming service? However, challenges such as content moderation, privacy concerns, and managing overwhelming volumes of reviews and blogs must be addressed. Would AI moderation tools, robust privacy controls, and filtering options help Netflix tackle these issues effectively? Should the system be introduced through a phased rollout, offering incentives like badges or discounts to encourage participation? By seamlessly integrating the feature across platforms and collaborating with influencers to set a quality benchmark, could Netflix successfully implement this idea?In the end, the most important thing to know is, what's your take on it, "is such a system worth pursuing"? Could it elevate Netflix from being just a content provider to a vibrant community platform? By addressing these questions and challenges, Netflix could transform user interaction, making entertainment more engaging, personalized, and interactive. Would you welcome this feature on Netflix?
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 09:08AM by zamb00
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Netflix household
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Does anyone have any accurate stats on whether the household setting has really benefited Netflix in the long run or done more damage ? Subscribers ? Packages ? And have people figured a way around it or have we all just accepted it ? Is there anything we can do as well like a petition or is the only option to leave, cause at this point I’m fed up with the household thing it’s so annoying and so backwards but on the other hand I still use Netflix regardless of that dumb thing
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 08:23AM by Boy_Wond3rr
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Is Netflix “calling out” their audience?
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I just finished watching the Jerry Springer episodes and have seen “don’t f**k with cats”, both series ended with someone pretty much saying this craziness wouldn’t have happened without you, the audience and the fact you’re watching a Netflix series about this issue shows that drama/violence/etc all happens because you’re going to watch it.
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 08:27AM by JustaCucumber91
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Helppp
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Okay updateee as now I decided I only wanna watch Netflix shows from now on I watched Ginny and Georgia, spinning out and nearly done Never Have I Ever.I'm thinking of watching Sex Education, Atypical and heartbreak high Any other recommendations. Please let me know. And let me know if the 3 shows I put up are they completed Thanks in advanced all
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 06:33AM by forevony_0904
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need some good romcom, main chara is WILD, and easy to watch like Never Have I Ever please
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hi im looking a teenager movie / well series, high school or university is okay to me. but the genre must be romance, COMEDY, easy to watch + A PLUSSS POINT IF THE MAIN CHARACTER IS NAUGHTY WILD LOOOL
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 06:18AM by MochiMush1
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ELI5: How do armies ensure that orders from the leadership are authentic?
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Both in the past and in modern times, what prevents your enemy from forging some orders and having your army do something that you wouldnt want them to do?
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 01:59AM by Huge_Plenty4818
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5 presídios no Ceará excedem o 'limite de superlotação' de 137,5% - Diário Causa Operária
Durante esse período, a SAP será multada em R$ 1.000 por cada preso admitido indevidamente e R$ 5.000 por cada dia de atraso na entrega do plano.
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Just finished watching Red Rose
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I really enjoyed it and have SO many questions but did anyone else pick up on the fact that at the end, Wren placed a yellow rose on Roch’s grave (yellow rose represents friendship) and then skip to the Tokyo friend scene and the notification chimes on the guy’s phone and it’s a YELLOW ROSE icon instead of the previous red rose.Did anyone else pick up on this or am I looking too much into it?
Submitted January 22, 2025 at 01:18AM by blackblonde13
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ELI5: how do dryer sheets work and are they really needed?
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Basically wondering what the worst thing that could happen to your clothes if you don’t use dryer sheets? Like what’s their function?
Submitted January 21, 2025 at 11:16PM by jussumguy2019
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Netflix price increase short video summary
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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3J5eKDu5ISE
Submitted January 21, 2025 at 10:27PM by Alien_reg
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GIVE US THE COMPLETE SAGA FOR THE DRAGON PRINCE #continuteTheSaga
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Submitted January 21, 2025 at 10:35PM by Haunting-Fix-9327
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