Nihilistic Mystic, Apostolic Alcoholic. Messianic Manic, Cataclysmic and Prolific. When the Void is staring back at you, you may as well flip it off. Arcane ●●●
Just a FYI for those interested, only liberal clowns care if you call us "Indians". We don't mind.
The best way to refer to us collectively is by our nation.
99% of us never gave any thought to the Redskins, and all my friends thought changing the name was the bigger slap in the face.
We don't care if hot White/Adian/Hispanic chicks dress up as NDNs. Just so long as they're hot.
We don't really care if you call us Chief, but Tonto will probably earn you a punch.
We remain the demographic that enlists in the military more than any other, but rates of domestic violence and other crimes on the reservations continue to be a major problem, indicating that maybe it's not the best way to go.
NDNs like Whites, Asians and Hispanics. We're not as relaxed around Blacks and we generally really hate [dot] Indians.
Sometimes in film and TV shows you'll see NDNs wearing what may seem like a strange mix of western and classically Native attire.
This isn't a mistake. Around the time that the first Yellowstone prequel was set, the majority of Comanche wore "mixed" White/Hispanic and Native clothing.
Interestingly, at the same time, the bulk of the Navajo were stubbornly clinging to buckskins and furs.
Just some trivia for you.
Paul Verhoeven staged RoboCop’s ED-209 scene as a sharp satire of flawed American design, corporate greed, and military overkill. He even cheekily names the lead scientist “MacNamara.”
The final punchline is perfect.
Happy Birthday, Ronny Cox.
Jacob’s Ladder (1990) gets more unsettling the longer it goes. Adrian Lyne blurs memory, and reality so completely that every scene feels like it could slip into a nightmare without warning. It leaves you questioning everything right up to the final frame.
The Thing (1982) never treats the creature as the main attraction. John Carpenter is far more interested in what happens when nobody can prove they’re still human. The blood test scene is one of the greatest examples of suspense ever put on film.
All of us. All of our data, everything we wrote, said or created, was fed into AI without recourse, consent or recompense.
I'm not anti-AI, but lets face it, we turned a blind eye to this to create AI.
In return AI should be free, for everyone. Open source is the way. Fair is Fair.
Event Horizon (1997) feels like a haunted house movie disguised as science fiction. Paul W. S. Anderson swaps aliens for something far more unknowable, letting the ship itself become the source of the horror.
Microsoft has confirmed that Windows includes a Global Device ID (GDID), a permanent identifier automatically assigned to a PC during installation.
According to Microsoft, the GDID is used for security purposes,The company says it is not used for advertising or tracking users across apps and websites.
Unlike advertising IDs, the GDID cannot be disabled or reset by users, as it is designed to remain tied to the device for its lifetime.
Microsoft publicly acknowledged the identifier only after it appeared in court documents related to an FBI investigation.