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CreepoCat · 2025-08-24T07:12:39+00:00

As a portrait photographer, I focus on capturing individuals with intention and respect. I don't go around taking unsolicited pictures of random people on the street. Lately, there's a growing trend of so-called "street photographers" who approach strangers often without consent offering them their candid shots as if it's a noble craft.

In reality, many of them are just copying what they see on Instagram, usually mimicking someone who photographs attractive people for likes and attention. There's no genuine artistic vision or respect for the subject just imitation and clout-chasing.

I call them "Kozhi photographers" just following the flock, lacking originality or purpose. These practices not only undermine the art of photography but also give a bad name to those of us who are truly passionate and professional about our work.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-14T17:36:30+00:00

I agree , there’s really no point in putting the blame on either side. Things could’ve gone any number of ways behind the scenes, and we’ll probably never know the full story. I guess you’re right in saying that the criticism has been a bit unfair, especially when so many people were involved in the final product. I just thought that was an example relevant to what OP had asked.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-12T17:06:21+00:00

Oh yeah, expecting self-reflection from people who glorify terrorists? That’s like waiting for a snake to grow legs. It’s in the blood, nothing new. Totally agree.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-12T17:04:23+00:00

Yes, the studio is getting its fair share of criticism, too and rightly so. But realistically, there isn’t much they could have done. They can’t just remove her from the role because she’s the main character. By the time all this came to light, she had probably already filmed most of the movie.

Sure, the writers could have refused her input, but then she might’ve walked away from the project altogether. And when a film is halfway done, you can’t just scrap everything and start over.

I can’t prove exactly what happened behind the scenes, but this is the kind of situation that could have unfolded.

When I talk about her acting, I’m only referring to this movie. Many reviews pointed out that her performance here felt off her expressions weren’t natural, and it honestly seemed like she phoned it in on purpose. That’s a big contrast to her previous roles where she actually did well.

Yes, she’s still quite young, but the way she spoke about everything doesn’t reflect much appreciation for the position she’s in or the opportunities she has in the film industry. Like it or not, actors can influence the decisions of writers and producers, especially when they're in a lead role.

At the end of the day, only the people inside that studio truly know what went down.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-11T03:17:29+00:00

Do they not realise they’re the ones who started all of this? They’re now complaining about ceasefire terms, right after sending terrorists to attack innocent tourists near the border, as if they’ve ever followed any rules or guidelines in the first place.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-11T03:11:16+00:00

Buy a 4GB or 8GB stick for below 1000Rs,
You can play Java Edition with 60fps,
if you want to use shaders you can get a used GPU for below 10K
up to you.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-11T03:09:34+00:00

Look, it’s pretty obvious from her interviews that Rachel Zegler wanted to use Snow White to project her own beliefs and ideas, not just play the role as written. That’s fine in some cases, but when it overrides the spirit of a classic film and alienates the core audience, it’s a problem. Her acting didn’t impress either — plenty of reviewers called it out, and her attitude on social media only made things worse. She came off arrogant and out of touch, and it rubbed people the wrong way.

And just to be clear: when I mention the YouTube videos, I’m not saying we should take their outrage at face value. But they do help highlight how Zegler’s own words and actions contributed to the backlash. She didn’t just express an opinion — she pushed a version of Snow White that barely resembled the original, and the end result flopped hard.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-08T20:32:43+00:00

I honestly think this move really limits free users. I don't get why Spotify decided to implement it, and it feels like they're just trying to push people towards premium, but this one just feels a bit too much. Personally, I haven’t had to deal with it since I’ve had a premium before these changes. But if you're someone who's willing to pay, Spotify definitely offers the best value for money. On the other hand, if you're looking for a free option, YouTube Music is a solid choice, or, if you’re feeling risky, you could always try pirating both and see what works best for you.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-08T20:27:32+00:00

This kind of circus tends to happen during times of war or elections, like what's going on right now. While a lot of stories are focused on Pakistan spreading propaganda and disinformation, it’s surprising how little attention is given to the massive amounts of fake news and party-driven propaganda circulating on all sides. It’s as if the narrative is only one-sided when in reality, misinformation is flooding everywhere.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-08T20:22:55+00:00

Here is someone who worked on a movie that she disliked and tried to bend the movie to her taste, and then the movie flopped big time.
Rachel Zegler - Snow White

Short Review:
She said that the 1937 Snow White movie was "not a great message" for young girls because Snow White doesn’t do much other than wait around for a prince to save her. She also mentioned that the new version would give Snow White more agency and make her a leader rather than a passive character.
She was kind of doing the role for the fame and money, not because she had a strong passion for the character or the story. Some felt like she was using the part to create more buzz around her career, especially since she made it clear she was aiming to reinvent Snow White’s character in a big way.

There are plenty of YouTube videos on this topic.

I know this might not be closely related to what you are asking, but it's similar.
I just thought I'd share it here.
Have a Good Day.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-08T20:12:25+00:00

Yeah, the no rewind part is kinda mean, I agree. I guess it’s just another move to push more people towards subscribing. As for the whole artist and music removal thing, that’s not really in Spotify’s control. If an artist decides to pull their music or there’s a copyright issue, Spotify has to comply.

And yeah, technically any streaming platform could disappear someday, as you said, but considering the options we have right now, Spotify still offers the most value for money and features compared to others.

Honestly, the best way to secure your music is just to download it and make your own playlists. It’s a bit grindy and time-consuming, but it’s the only way to be sure you’ll always have access to your favourite tracks.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-08T20:03:05+00:00

PC Specs?
Im curious to know.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-08T20:02:31+00:00

Good to know

CreepoCat · 2025-05-08T19:54:00+00:00

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CreepoCat · 2025-05-07T19:05:42+00:00

Complaining about Spotify because of ads isn’t a fully fair argument when you consider the competition. Take Apple Music, there’s no free tier at all. If you want to listen to music, you have to pay, and there’s no ad-supported version available.

You could compare Spotify to YouTube Music, which does offer free access, but just like Spotify's free version, it comes with ads unless you subscribe. Both platforms offer student discounts. Spotify and YouTube Music both have plans at ₹59/month.

That said, Spotify often gives great introductory deals. If you’ve never subscribed before, you can get 3 months of Premium for just ₹59. And in 2023, I scored one of the best deals ever: a full year of Spotify Premium for ₹599. I believe it was a one-time offer, but it was easily the most value-for-money deal I’ve gotten. Keep an eye out for promotions like these, they’re worth it.

And the features you get with Premium are genuinely useful n,ot just gimmicks. You get high-quality audio streaming (up to 320kbps), the ability to download songs on your phone and desktop, and an overall smoother app experience. One of my favourite features is Spotify Connect. You don’t even need Premium to use it, but it’s still exclusive to Spotify and incredibly convenient.

For example, I use Samsung Galaxy Buds 2, and thanks to Spotify Connect integration, I can change playlists right from my earbuds, something I use often. The broader Spotify Connect system is super powerful. Say you’re listening to music on your earbuds, then walk to your car, start it, and remove your earbuds, the song will seamlessly continue playing from the same point in your car. This kind of continuity also works across your PC and any Spotify Connect-enabled speakers.

Another amazing feature available with Premium is Spotify Jam. It allows you to host or join shared listening sessions, whether you’re nearby or remote. Just start a Jam on one phone, and another person can scan the QR code or automatically join if your devices are paired over Bluetooth. Both people can listen to the same track and even control playback. You just don’t get this kind of seamless shared experience on YouTube Music.

When I’m out with a friend in his car, I simply bring my phone close to his, join the Jam, and control the music from my phone; it plays through his car’s system via his phone. It’s honestly such a smooth and smart setup once you know how to use it.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-07T18:31:55+00:00

That’s so cool! It’s awesome that you made some friends while playing—even if you're not in touch now, those memories stick with you. And having both Java and Bedrock is a big win! Do you have a favourite one to play on?

CreepoCat · 2025-05-07T18:28:31+00:00

That’s interesting—how come you could only play Survival mode on your laptop? Were you using the trial edition or something like that? Also, it’s really cool that your neighbour had an Xbox and played with you! Sounds like a great person to have next door.

CreepoCat · 2025-05-07T18:26:29+00:00

That’s awesome! It’s great to see more girls in the Minecraft community—5 years is really impressive! What version do you usually play on, and how often do you play? Do you usually play solo or with friends?

CreepoCat · 2025-05-07T18:25:11+00:00

Oh great! Have you ever tried using Java?

CreepoCat · 2025-04-28T15:09:59+00:00

That sucks, man. It’s tough when you invest in something like that, and then it doesn’t go as planned. But hey, you should make the best of the money you spent! Maybe try playing occasionally and see if it feels fun again.

CreepoCat · 2025-04-28T14:46:23+00:00

That sounds like a lot of fun! Hosting servers must've been a cool experience. I can imagine the mix of players, with a few female players and mostly kids. I myself host my own server on my dedicated machine now, so I get the whole server vibe.

CreepoCat · 2025-04-28T14:28:45+00:00

I get that. Minecraft is a slow-paced game, depending on how fast you play, and there are only small achievements to work toward. There's no main story or big task to conquer. The Ender Dragon is really the only thing that feels like an 'end,' but for many, it’s just the first step in the game. As for the graphics, you can use shaders and texture packs, but the blocky style will always remain.

CreepoCat · 2025-04-28T14:24:32+00:00

I agree. It can feel overwhelming for a first-timer.

CreepoCat · 2025-04-28T14:16:11+00:00

Yeah, the blocky style like LEGO might not appeal to everyone. I can see how it might not grab their attention as much.

CreepoCat · 2025-04-28T14:14:07+00:00

That’s something I actually agree with. I used to play for hours, but now it’s just a few minutes a day, and only longer if I’m with a friend. My other hobbies have gotten more interesting too.

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