You'd probably have to jump through several hoops to make that happen. Libreddit doesn't offer any ActivityPub API to follow directly, or even RSS feeds that might be used by a bot to post updates to Lemmy.
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That's good. I still object to it being there in the first place, but opt-in is definitely preferable.
Is it weird that this episode marks the show's second stalkery, gaslighting wannabe boyfriend named Alan (first one in "Fugitive of the Judoon")?
Is this a British stereotype I didn't know of?
No no no, that's no way to write a headline. "Here's how you disable Firefox' AI," now that's a headline!
I honestly didn't catch any discontinuity there. I'll try and spot it when I rewatch the episode.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, a promising start to the season. Did the main story feel a little rushed? Yes, but that got us the setup for the rest of the season arc, #getBelindahome — and a bit of TARDIS chat over the console. I've missed that, and I hope we see more of it.
I'm a little irked by the flashy visuals that must have taken a good chunk out of the budget. Missbelindachandra One looked so shiny and superfluously detailed that you'd think it was rendered for a cinema screen. And the colour grading, particularly in the rebel bunker, looked ironically like the gold tinted, oversaturated colour schemes of "AI" generated imagery.
[Edit: To be clear, I find it odd that the current priority is to make each episode look like an overproduced blockbuster movie, when the same budget could feasibly go into more episodes. But that's my pet peeve.]
Is that going to spoil a perfectly fine DW episode for me? Nooope.
I haven't noticed, but now I'll have to listen to it again to check 👍
Lovely, thanks for looking that up! Great that that soundbyte could turn you on to this extraordinary album and band.
Never played it, but I heard that the song was on the soundtrack. Was it instrumental on there?
That description covers the entire album for me, but you're right. "Green man" brings it home.
Of course, Peter Steele was the Green Man. He earned the nickname working in municipal park services 🙂
At this point I'm just posting this over and over again: