Glitchington

When working at a print shop, we checked for copyright coverage all the time, and even refused orders over it. Watermarking the corner of your images is a good start. You can also make sure your web images are low resolution to prevent reprinting. 300ppi (pixels per inch) at scale is required for printing. Though the real kicker is, YOU are responsible for protecting your copyright, and you probably should have hired a lawyer.

Behind the Bastards has an episode a two-part series on Alfred Hitchcock. It’s worth keeping in mind he was a monster.

No, it’s just ensuring SSL encryption to their servers at all times. It’s the best possible look for a website called privacy.com. If they allowed http connections, those connections aren’t guaranteed to be private (encrypted).

I feel like the pacing helps amplify the tense moments. Almost like the calm Irene brings becomes the norm, until the diner where we see that flash of what Driver is hiding behind his quiet demeanor.

Drive, it’s a movie where the cinematography told more of a story than the dialogue between the characters. The dialogue does matter, sure, but we’re shown the story as opposed to being told the story.

If you need proof, the first scene is one of the best vehicle chases ever. Plus, the elevator scene gives me chills every time.

Okay but like, at least understand why the shelves were empy. Behind the Bastards had a great podcast on the matter. Bad science is bad science, no matter how you trade.

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Elder is one of the best bands Spotify ever suggested to me. I’m glad to see a recommendation on the wild like this.

If you can find Memories, it’s a pretty good anthology movie. Though I liked the first part the most. I also enjoyed Redline a ton. It’s like the old Hanna Barbera Wacky Races meets The Animatrix short with the Olympic runner.

Two Steps From Hell also deserves a shout out for their trailer scores.