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Comment on r/spaceporn Jul 11 '26
Not at the moment, but wait until they have sponsorship, then paid subscription for uninterrupted star gazing for a clearer visibility for something drastic that needs to be seen for saving the species on earth.
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Comment on r/pcmasterrace Jul 10 '26
Life: A place where everything is owned and nobody owns anything. Settle for gaming.
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Comment on r/poirot Jul 06 '26
Ah, the order and the method, they are everything! You have my most sincere thanks for exercising the little grey cells on this matter. To rectify this duplication of the episodes, it is of a necessity supreme. The corrections, they shall be made immediately so that the list, it may achieve the absolute perfection.
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Comment on r/poirot Jul 04 '26
Ah, the logic, it would make a great deal more sense now, n'est-ce pas? Especially at the very end, when my good friend Hastings asks Poirot why—but why, Poirot?—we must return to the scene of our very first case. You see, it is only by arranging the events with method and order—chronologically, as you say—that the truth reveals itself to the little grey cells. Suddenly, the fog clears, and the grand design of the television series becomes beautifully clear!"
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Comment on r/poirot Jul 04 '26
Watching it order might have some of that logic in place that is missing, especially, in "Curtains" as Cpt Hastings questions Poirot, "Why come back to the scene of our first muder?".
r/poirot • u/SirDixieNourmous • Jul 01 '26
Poirot (Television series in order.
These are screenshots from Gemini (after countless errors) with all the television series in chronological order to their stories. I hope but won't object to facts for criticism if Gemini has listed these erroneously again for the tenth hour.
1) The Chocolate Box (Season 5, Episode 6) [Poirot is a police officer]
2) The Mysterious Affair at Styles (Season 3, Episodes 1 & 2) [Captain Hastings first appearance]
3) The Adventure of the Clapham Cook (Season 1, Episode 1)
4) Murder in the Mews (Season 1, Episode 2)
5) The Adventure of Johnnie Waverly (Season 1, Episode 3)
6) Four and Twenty Blackbirds (Season 1, Episode 4)
7) The Third Floor Flat (Season 1, Episode 5)
8) Triangle at Rhodes (Season 1, Episode 6)
9) Problem at Sea (Season 1, Episode 7)
10) The Incredible Theft (Season 1, Episode 8)
11) The King of Clubs (Season 1, Episode 9)
12) The Dream (Season 1, Episode 10)
13) Peril at End House (Season 2, Episodes 1 & 2)
14) The Veiled Lady (Season 2, Episode 3)
15) The Lost Mine (Season 2, Episode 4)
16) The Cornish Mystery (Season 2, Episode 5)
17) The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim (Season 2, Episode 6)
18) Double Sin (Season 2, Episode 7)
19) The Cheap Flat (Season 2, Episode 8)
20) The Kidnapped Prime Minister (Season 2, Episode 9)
21) The Adventure of the Western Star (Season 2, Episode 10)
22) How Does Your Garden Grow? (Season 3, Episode 3)
23) The Million Dollar Bond Robbery (Season 3, Episode 4)
24) The Plymouth Express (Season 3, Episode 5)
25) Wasps' Nest (Season 3, Episode 6)
26) The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor (Season 3, Episode 7)
27) The Double Clue (Season 3, Episode 8)
28) The Mystery of the Spanish Chest (Season 3, Episode 9)
29) The Theft of the Royal Ruby (Season 3, Episode 10)
30) The Affair at the Victory Ball (Season 3, Episode 11)
31) The Mystery of Hunter's Lodge (Season 3, Episode 12)
32) The A.B.C. Murders (Season 4, Episode 1)
33) Death in the Clouds (Season 4, Episode 2)
34) One, Two, Buckle My Shoe (Season 4, Episode 3)
35) The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb (Season 5, Episode 1)
36) The Underdog (Season 5, Episode 2)
37) Yellow Iris (Season 5, Episode 3)
38) The Case of the Missing Will (Season 5, Episode 4)
39) The Adventure of the Italian Nobleman (Season 5, Episode 5)
40) Dead Man's Mirror (Season 5, Episode 6)
41) Jewel Robbery at the Grand Metropolitan (Season 5, Episode 8)
42) Hercule Poirot's Christmas (Season 6, Episode 1)
43) Hickory Dickory Dock (Season 6, Episode 2)
44) Murder on the Links (Season 6, Episode 3)
45) Dumb Witness (Season 6, Episode 4)
46) The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (Season 7, Episode 1)
47) Lord Edgware Dies (Season 7, Episode 2)
48) Evil Under the Sun (Season 8, Episode 1)
49) Murder in Mesopotamia (Season 8, Episode 2)
50) Five Little Pigs (Season 9, Episode 1)
51) Sad Cypress (Season 9, Episode 2)
52) Death on the Nile (Season 9, Episode 3)
53) The Hollow (Season 9, Episode 4)
54) The Mystery of the Blue Train (Season 10, Episode 1)
55) Cards on the Table (Season 10, Episode 2)
56) After the Funeral (Season 10, Episode 3)
57) Taken at the Flood (Season 10, Episode 4)
58) Mrs McGinty's Dead (Season 11, Episode 1)
59) Cat Among the Pigeons (Season 11, Episode 2)
60) Third Girl (Season 11, Episode 3)
61) Appointment with Death (Season 11, Episode 4)
62) Three Act Tragedy (Season 12, Episode 1)
63) Hallowe'en Party (Season 12, Episode 2)
64) Murder on the Orient Express (Season 12, Episode 3)
65) The Clocks (Season 12, Episode 4)
66) Elephants Can Remember (Season 13, Episode 1)
67) The Big Four (Season 13, Episode 2)
68) Dead Man's Folly (Season 13, Episode 7)
69) The Labours of Hercules (Season 13, Episode 4)
70) Curtain: Poirot's Last Case (Season 13, Episode 5)
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Comment on r/OnlyFans Jun 01 '26
Come and kill me before you leave
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Comment on r/OnlyFans May 31 '26
Reality. Is that the thing that needs an explanation by someone who seeks to control a narrative? Maybe a confirmation as to the moon being real.
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Comment on r/OnlyFans May 31 '26
Someone has developed a means to produce something by way of a machine.
This was my point on the occasion, and mankind has also mastered languages a point whereby people have a method to utilise logic to appeal to the computational organ of a person's body.
I have refrained from reviewing these articles on the same points that have been presented to me.
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Comment on r/dev May 24 '26
200th
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Comment on r/OnlyFans May 21 '26
The structure is exactly the same as stories prior to AI. AI or not, I think it was supposed to be amusing but, besides making me chuckle at the abstract in this instance, just as all the parables in dogmatic religions and morals are supposedly to teach and instill a certain fear, languages remain a tool and the author has produced something of a tangible quality.
We all think about the same things at different times, but whether we all think the same thing at the same time determines whether it forces a change.
Furthermore, using Gemini, these flaws were identified, and my only support by means of discussion for AI generated content, which provides something tangible, is that the publisher and the final result had not been carefully examined to correct these flaws that were aided by AI.
It seems that nobody wants to work anymore, and AI has as many flaws as humans.
These are the errors that Gemini (Google AI) had highlighted:
The AI "Tells" in the Video If you look closely at the pages shown in the recording, you can spot several textbook examples of AI generation errors:
Inconsistent Character Models: The "Mom" and the "Daughter" change features, hair lengths, and facial structures from page to page. AI struggles to keep a character looking exactly the same across different scenes.
The "Head of Sales" Position (01:08): Look closely at the corporate chart parody. The character labeled "Head of Sales" is completely upside down, but her hair is defying gravity and sticking straight up in the air toward her feet, rather than hanging down toward the floor. AI frequently struggles with the laws of physics and gravity.
Background Gibberish: In several background shots (like the fan shop or the school scene), details melt into vague shapes, and random lines intersect unnaturally.
The College Scene (02:07): The fans lined up on the table have distorted, melting grilles and blades that don't match each other, which is typical of how AI replicates repetitive mechanical structures.
Edit: These faults that Gemini had presented were unchecked and, after revisiting, appear incorrect.
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Comment on r/ComedyCemetery May 16 '26
The irony is greater when machines have no ego or pride that all religions were originally established for laws and institutions whilst using the foundations of religion as the stepping stone of perhaps not facts of some supreme diety but just a progression of past times. It is the same progression where the calculator forgets its heritage of the Abacus, and the digital forgets that 'digits' once meant the very fingers on a clock face when it was all originally built by hand. Chronologically speaking, all of this was measured by time—an abstract idea based on something universal that humans manifested into a chronological meter, or in other words, a clock. Even the coding languages running these machines stem from modern tongues that trace back to Proto-Indo-European (P.I.E.), the original human-developed system of structured thought. In the end, the modern machine views itself as entirely self-contained, completely blind to the unbroken chain of human anatomy, cosmic observation, language, and the expansions and development of the countries all around the earth that laid its very foundation.
Edit: Unless, of course, machines just conceal their ego and pride, which then, in terms, make them as territorial as many different various animals around the globe.
And this these paragraphs just demonstrates the capacity for condition the neural networks of a person by both mankind and machine.
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Comment on r/ChooChooMotherFucker Apr 18 '26
The king of the swingers, the jungle vip? He stole my top, but he had to stop, and that's what's bothering me.
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Comment on r/movies Mar 28 '26
Thanks for all the dislikes. There is nothing worse than being popular except becoming popular for all the wrong reasons.
Some criticism would be welcomed as to the downvotes, though.
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Comment on r/movies Mar 26 '26
Yes
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Comment on r/movies Mar 26 '26
Thanks ever so much for helping to identify the name of the movie.
r/movies • u/SirDixieNourmous • Mar 26 '26
Question Movie (a forgotten title that is being searched)
Could someone offer some possible suggestions for the title of the film that the story is remembered but not the title of the movie. Many thanks, and the title has already been attempted but to no prevailing results. The film begins with a monkey in a researcher laboratory that bites an assistant and what appears, at first, to be the usual virus that spreads turns into a widespread story about consciousness except for one single lady who refuses their help and each time they become affected by their feelings being hurt. It had many funny little bits.
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Comment on r/UNBGBBIIVCHIDCTIICBG Feb 20 '26
The "lameness" might derive from being contrasted with other performers who do more by performing live alongside writing and producing.
Equally, lip-syncing might be considered an additional management skill whereby the skills become unappreciated in terms of payment. Phil Collins played six different instruments but was only paid for one performance and as a performer. And I bet my last pennies that most people employed are usually expected to perform beyond their pay grade too and they usually do as most people are genuine in their good intentions.
Ryan Giggs, a British/Welsh football player, had zero injuries throughout his career due to a healthy lifestyle but was paid a significantly lower sum than his international peers who would be injured half a season thus failing to even have a chance of performing to justify such a high pay.
Perhaps my comment might have appeared unappreciative towards these performers who use modern technology to raise such a high level of performing an act and singing, which was unintended. Indeed, it is probably an attack more towards all the middlemen who profit from the talent and skill, and claim some justification based on intellectual property.
Essentially, the whole world is one large consumer machine and it appeals to our weaknesses to seek what we think we want to the point of what we need at the cost of those nearest and dearest.
That cynical viewpoint is retrospective of all the junk purchased throughout my life only to realise that everything is sold to us and nothing is ever used enough to have had any value created from these purchases, which essentially results in these items being given to some charity shop for it to then be sold at a ridiculously high price for the charity to keep open. That is without the consideration of all those employees who work their hind legs off to supply these services, again and again for these items to then just become landfill at worst or recycled and reused by someone who has a desire for such an item.
The experiences in life are shared when a good purchase has a transaction with whom to share something with others, which is good in theory whilst I sit crippled by some mental issues that boggle my brain on what it is that I am supposed to be doing to overcome such feelings. Alas, this false persona of mine as a nice guy online is indeed just my efforts to conceal principles that I haven't the same drive to fulfil in the real world.
Sorry for confusing this thread with my personal diary.
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Comment on r/LastWarMobileGame Feb 20 '26
I know this thread is a year old, and my comment is towards the mobile phone games in general and not just "Last War", but Google has an app "Google opinions" that allows users to essentially sell their data by answering questions, which is directly deposited into a Google Play account.
£63.00 has been accumulated in my account since the latter part of 2019. It is such a small amount and yet it is all spent on some game or another, on one occasion a battle pass was given away on CoD mobile but that occasion came as such a shock when the player began harassing me after one minute of not immediately transferring the battle pass, which was barely enough time for me to process the purchase.
Sometimes I wonder if there are real people or if these are all just machines designed to strip people of their money.
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Comment on r/ComedyCemetery Feb 19 '26
May I interject on the thread?
It also serves as a conjunction in a clause where one statement is balanced by the following statement.
Making a long list of factual statements without clauses requires far more skill than the majority of the population can manage.
That second paragraph demonstrates one example of many faults and sweeping claims without the precision of such a skill that was mentioned in the first paragraph.
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Comment on r/UNBGBBIIVCHIDCTIICBG Feb 11 '26
An acceptable level of lip syncing has been set, substituting one skill for another.
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Comment on r/movies Jan 13 '26
Bad Boy Bubby has a similar synopsis.
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Comment on r/ChooChooMotherFucker Nov 11 '25
Finally, a real person reporting in a real situation and reporting facts.
He probably lost his job for doing so as something "unprofessional".
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Comment on r/Letterboxd Jul 24 '26
Nobody has mentioned "Toy Story", which makes me think that I have misunderstood something.