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Freegan Mogman retweeted
This is a hostage video. There’s no other possible explanation. She literally has a massive bandage on her face and says she’s stepping down.
What the actual fuck?
Freegan Mogman retweeted
Mesmerizing process … ♥️🖤
Kreativitas adalah cara sederhana untuk mengubah sesuatu yang biasa menjadi karya seni yang luar biasa! Dengan imajinasi dan sedikit keberanian untuk mencoba hal baru, benda sederhana pun bisa menjadi sesuatu yang indah dan penuh makna.
Seni bukan hanya tentang hasil akhir, tetapi juga tentang proses menciptakan sesuatu dengan ide dan sentuhan unik kita sendiri. Setiap warna, bentuk, dan detail kecil bisa menghasilkan karya yang berbeda. Terkadang, ide paling sederhana justru menghasilkan sesuatu yang tidak pernah kita bayangkan sebelumnya.
Jangan takut untuk bereksperimen dan mengembangkan kreativitasmu, karena setiap orang memiliki cara unik untuk mengekspresikan dirinya melalui seni. Menurut kamu, apakah karya seni ini membutuhkan bakat atau cukup kreativitas dan imajinasi?
Freegan Mogman retweeted
BREAKING: World's largest crypto exchange Binance hacked with over $5.6 billion stolen:
• $1.45 billion $BTC
• $875 million $ETH
• $234 million $TRX
• $50 million $XAUT
• $1.57 billion $USDT
• $823 million $USDC
• $75 million $WBETH
• $88.5 million $RLUSD
+ $447.5 million additional cryptocurrencies
This is the largest hack in crypto history.
Freegan Mogman retweeted
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos made $49.8 million in 2023. Aaron Paul won three Emmys for Breaking Bad, a show Netflix has streamed since 2011. He says Netflix pays him $0 for it.
He said it on a picket line, outside the studio that made the show.
In the video below, Paul stands outside Sony in 2023 and says: "I don't get a piece from Netflix on Breaking Bad, to be totally honest, and that's insane to me."
Breaking Bad ran on AMC from 2008 to 2013. Paul has said it drew about 700,000 viewers before Netflix. Then Netflix put the early seasons online, people binged them, and the finale pulled 10.3 million.
"I just saw the other day Breaking Bad was trending on Netflix," he says. "Shows live forever on these streamers."
At the same picket, Bryan Cranston is blunter. Without unions, he says, management "will just keep stuffing their pockets."
The case for Netflix: it didn't make the show. Sony did, and Netflix paid Sony to stream it. When Paul signed on in 2007, Netflix was still mostly mailing DVDs. And he was paid for every episode he shot.
The case for Paul: the show keeps making money from his face, years after the cameras stopped. He says he doesn't.
One man helped run Netflix that year and made $49.8 million. The other played Jesse Pinkman, and he says he got $0.
The show never stopped making money. It just stopped paying him.
So does Netflix owe Aaron Paul a cut, or was he already paid in full?
Freegan Mogman retweeted
This is survival at its most desperate.
Nacho’s truck is gone. The Cousins are hunting him.
He doesn’t fight. He climbs into an abandoned oil tanker and fully submerges himself in thick black oil.
Then he waits, lungs burning, while the twins search just inches above him.
No clever lines. No last-second escape.
Just a man holding his breath in darkness, trying not to die.
That’s why this scene hits so hard.
