Do you have any additional info on this Hetzner problem/fix, or perhaps a link to the admin community or discussion thread where they were discussing it?
I'd like to be able to point my instance's admin there (as we're seeing the same problem on both lemmy.blahaj.org and beehaw.org).
Thanks!
JFC, more of this?
Cinerama was purchased by SIFF (now dreadfully renamed "SIFF Cinema Downtown"), which is basically a local chain now (along with SIFF Cinema Uptown, SIFF Cinema Egyptian and the SIFF Film Center).
As for true independents around here, you've got the Grand Illusion, the Beacon, the Ark Lodge, Northwest Film Forum and, of course, the Majestic Bay up in Ballard.
It depends.
I'm in Seattle, which you would expect to be a pretty popular spot for independently run cinemas, but my local (a 4-auditorium theater) is teetering on the edge of closing due to high rent and low attendance. I saw Inside Out 2 there on a weekend evening and the entire house only had only about a dozen people in it.
Meanwhile, a few blocks down the street, a tiny independent cinema with one auditorium that seats ~70 and generally only runs older and niche films seems to be doing kinda-ok.
The cinema marketplace is changing really fast compared to even 10 years ago and there are sadly going to be some casualties.
Ultimately i think we're going to get back to movie houses with one to three auditoriums, and with a wide range of uses: movies, streamed live performances, television premieres and finales, away-game playoff sports, as well as a healthy usage as rental space for public meetings for reasonable rates.
"On Wednesday, Inside Out 2 passed up Incredibles 2 ($1.242 billion) to become the top-grossing Pixar title of all time at the worldwide box office, not adjusted for inflation. "
Not news.
The time for telling swaggering tales of white people Manifest Destiny-ing their way across the American west may have passed. It's not cool anymore to ignore the utter ruin that process left in its wake. That really limits the market for what's being sold here.
There was a time when IMDB didn't look and function like absolute garbage. TMDB works like IMDB used to, which is fantastic.
But still, I want to know more about the people and organization behind TMDB. There's no detail about the funding sources or who's in charge on the About page.
I checked the article to see if this was the NULLBULGE folks again, but no, this was reportedly executed by SiegedSec. A different queer furry hacker group.
"Skydance executives, assisted by consulting firm Bain & Co., have identified $2 billion in potential cost cuts at Paramount."
"Details remain scarce in terms of how exactly Skydance will operate Paramount, but those familiar with the conversations about the takeover have told Deadline that job losses and cost reductions will still be priorities."
Can there be a community rule that any list-icle must include the complete ordered list in the post description?
01:09: “Yer such a jerkoff!”
Perfection.