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@Xakiru @NASA @Astro_Christina @astro_reid 3 male and 1 female, it is a male who took the pic from that angle

@NASA @Astro_Christina @astro_reid

This view just hits different 🌍 @Astro_Christina and @astro_reid take a moment to look back at Earth as they continue deep into space toward the Moon.

watching naruto is hard when you don’t particularly care that much about sasuke like why are we doing all this to get him back he is not worth all this

Even we have to agree with this.

- Crunchyroll launched in 2006 as a pirate anime streaming site - After a $4M investment in 2009, they went legal and abandoned the fansubbers who built them, no credit, no compensation - Crunchyroll betrayed fansubbed - Fansubs gave you karaoke OP/ED lyrics, translator notes, colored dialogue per character, and honorifics, none of which Crunchyroll has ever consistently offered - Crunchyroll shut down its Games division in 2024, quietly killing it with little notice to users who had invested time in it - Crunchyroll manga service was shut down in 2016, then relaunched recently, but folded into the subscription fee with a limited catalog - Sony bought Crunchyroll for $1.175 billion in 2021 - Crunchyroll has raised subscription prices multiple times since the Sony acquisition, while delivering less - Crunchyroll acquired Funimation in 2022 and shut it down in April 2024, eliminating the last major competitor - Crunchyroll actively fights anime piracy - Disabled comments section on all anime under episodes and news posts in July 2024 - Crunchyroll streams censored TV broadcast versions of anime, but piracy is an uncensored anime scene - Crunchyroll denied switching to OOONA when asked by Anime News Network, refusing to confirm whether they'd used Aegisub, despite multiple staff leaks confirming the change - Crunchyroll subtitles typesetting was gutted/downgraded - Crunchyroll used AI translation a German subtitle (ChatGPT said: Wenn ich die Welt von hier an weiter genießen kann) - Crunchyroll raised subscription tiers again by $2 in February 2026 - Crunchyroll stayed silent, made no public disclosure, as data was breached on March 12, 2026

Nobody really cares how you were raised. Unlearn your misogyny, racism and homophobia

@cyber_rekk Anonymity?? When the company has the data and payout account of their customers??, majority of Nigerian fraudsters have zero opsec, Vpn isn't good opsec, the ones that use it only use it to access extra service and not for opsec purposes......

Fraud was the venture capitalist for the Nigerian gift card industry In the early 2010s, if a Yahoo Boy got a $500 card, he had to find a loader to be able to convert hi stolen money to naira. Startups like Patricia and Cardtonic didn't just appear; they solved a business problem for that specific demographic. They provided: Anonymity/Distance: A buffer between the fraudster and the direct trade. Guaranteed Liquidity: The assurance that the card would be loaded and paid out without the middleman vanishing. Scale: The ability to process hundreds of cards a day, which a manual WhatsApp vendor would struggle with

documents wey Spotify go ask you ehn, you go choose 1600 over the stress

@lana_Ojnr @cyber_rekk Bro wants the European validation so badlyyy

@cyber_rekk Use your hand give the country bad pr, then later dey cry say white man shenk you

The entire gift-card industry in Nigeria was built on fraud

Set sail. Fight hard. Claim that 𝐎𝐍𝐄 𝐏𝐈𝐄𝐂𝐄! 👀👒

@Itcouldbeus02 @0xFrenxbtdotxrp @natelonmusk @Hoska_Bongomin Did they not get paid?

@0xFrenxbtdotxrp @natelonmusk @Hoska_Bongomin Black workers. No white person in South Africa has ever pushed a wheelbarrow full of cement and bricks.

South Africa's Racism in Pictures

@KeatonS400 @Emarged I can't be so sure they invented it themselves,cos most times they never solve their problems and they're cool with it

@Emarged 2019 they finally invented the wheel

You can easily tell which part belongs to the white people.

i don't trust people who hate monkey d. luffy

“Why is it so hard to land again” is only a question if you ignore how Apollo actually worked. We did not lose the ability. We stopped funding the program. Apollo was a massive national project with 400,000 people, a blank check budget, and a Cold War deadline. When the political goal was met, the money and workforce were redirected. Modern missions are not trying to repeat Apollo. They are trying to build sustainable systems, reusable landers, long duration habitats, and deep space infrastructure. That is a much harder engineering problem than a short term flags and footprints mission. If we wanted another Apollo style landing, we could brute force it the same way we did in the 60s. The challenge today is not “we forgot how.” It is that we are building something bigger, safer, and meant to last. The difficulty is a sign of ambition, not evidence of a hoax.

There are no words.

Jesus died for our sins. So if we don't sin, he died for nothing.

Some people treat questioning religion like a crime

Hot take: Women supporting any religion is basically chicken supporting KFC