#Spam Detection

[todayworldnews2k21]

Google Introduces New Feature To Detect Spam Calls in Real Time: Check Compatible Devices And How It Works

Google New Security Feature: In response to the growing number of spam calls, Google has introduced an innovative feature for Pixel smartphones that helps users tackle spam calls with real-time alerts, aiming to enhance privacy and control over incoming calls. The new feature is expected to reduce the nuisance and risk of spam, a growing concern for smartphone users globally.   Notably, the Pixel…

[justarandombrit]

An entirely natural progression of events

[tiii13]

The three bullets~

[snivyartjpeg]

i'd like to think it cheered him up a bit

[moldyselene]

More yuri…yuri save me

[akascow]

rawr edwin protecting and comforting charles while he was dying and charles was like okay now i will do that to him for the rest of eternity

[dramashii]

I must take Li Lianhua with me.

MYSTERIOUS LOTUS CASEBOOK (2023) | Ep 30

[shrunkenbrat]

conans pokemon team! ran gets suspicious of conan constantly using shinichi's pokemon, so he's in luck when he captures his own. I wanted to give him a zorua to mirror kaito's zorua, especially as these two pokemon enjoy assisting conan chase kaito kid :)

[unironicallycringe]

so my partner keeps getting spam bot messages on facebook, and they decided to entertain themself by responding in long noir detective monologues. i decided it needed an audio drama version.

i have no idea how to tag this. i'm dumping it into the tumblr ocean and it will swim with the currents, godspeed

[voulezvulcan]

charles is of the magnus bane and klaus hargreeves lineage of character traits

[manicpixiedreamedwins]

a tiny thought:

something I notice (and think is interesting) is there’s a tendency for the audience now to go “OH MY GOD THE SHOW DID NOT ADDRESS THIS. WILL THEY EVER DO IT?”

And maybe this is because I am Old™️ (I’m almost 30, I too can be a dead boy now), but like… just because a show decides to show you something instead of tell you something does not mean the show did not address it. It simply means the information was provided to you differently.

Honestly? I love it when the narrative shows me things. An info dump is the bane of my existence when it comes to story telling— I’ve seen shows and read fiction that rely on a character droning on to tell the reader what they need to know, and that is painful to deal with. It becomes soap boxing (trust me, it’s not ever as poetic as someone thinks it is). However, when a writer can show you something effectively, it is an art form.

Consider an example from dead boy detectives: Charles Rowland’s shirt. No one once tells us “oh hey mate, your shirt changed colors, you must be very sad/devastated/relieved”. Yet we are shown that his shirt is changing based on how he feels in the moment. (Here’s a quick burgundy-> black->red shift).

Idk. I think my point in all of this is sometimes if you come across a work of art that didn’t tell you something with a pithy speech, that might not be a bad thing. It leaves the door open for more creative story telling.

[loremaster]

yomiakou comm for highoncatfood B)

[primonizuto]

Rachel McAdams as ANI BEZZERIDES True Detective 2x03 — Maybe Tomorrow

[anxious-witch]

PRETTY PLEASE-Dutch Melrose

[moron-cream]

Small contribution to this game since it's feasting away on my brain