Unless he did it by accidentally letting something slip, in which case he’s both not a hero and still on the cartel’s shit list.

That NDA should get them more money in the settlement, though, which can be better for the individual plaintiff than an ability to talk about the case. The companies are paying a premium for quiet. Society may overall benefit from the lack of NDAs (or even just scaling them back to only cover the amount of…

He’s no Smoochie Wallace.

“Y’all are brutalizing me!” -Ronny Dobs

I do like that this is their top posted article: http://local.theonion.com/area-article-nauseous-from-constant-scrolling-1819661073

It is also probably in Netflix’s interest to try and discredit accurate data from being public. Still, I don’t know how Nielsen got its numbers or whether it’s an accurate sample.

Since Kinja, I’ve been seeing a lot more responses (not to my comments specifically) that are just “fuck off” or variations.

Depends on how much I care (usually not very much), how certain I am of my opinion/information, and how much it seems like the other person is actually trying to have a discussion.

If anyone is looking for a book recommendation, Matheson’s stuff is all pretty good, but especially Hell House for straight horror.

The Innkeepers was great. Thanks for the tips!

Thanks, I’ve seen a fair number of these and the rest seem worth checking out.

I haven’t! It’s been sitting patiently in my queue for a while now.  

Damn, that’s good.

That’s a fair point, though I don’t know whether content producers get additional data. I would think they do (at least if they’re established enough or their show has enougb buzz to give some leverage).

A show is good or not on its own, not based on its popularity. Netflix doesn’t want or need to release the data. That doesn’t mean it “forfeited” the right to complain if some else is claiming to have such data and that data is wrong.

Yes, with different lives and preferences than you. On weekends I’ll binge on shows as background entertainment. Being able to watch them on a tablet means I can have it playing in the background as I go about my various adult activities like cleaning the apartment, doing dishes, doing work, etc. Few if any of the…

Eh. It’s not my favorite by any stretch, but it passes the time. And I liked the slowish reveal of how much of a manipulative asshole Arnett’s character is. It was a different direction than I was expecting.

In honor of the season, I’ve been watching more horror lately. Nothing super impressive so far, just what pops up on Amazon and Netflix. Hell House LLC was one I hadn’t heard of before and turned out to be a decent found footage flick. Has anyone come across any noteworthy horror (movies, books, TVs) lately?

Why doesn’t Alaska, the largest state, simply eat the others?

As long as the sequel is 2 Han 2 Solo, I’m fine with it. Even if it does make me expect a solo cup tie in.