Sergio

I’m not a joker, but I’d do it like: “/jk”

Informally, I phrase it like:

• WHAT do you want to protect? (e.g. money, personal info, business data, specific items/resources, etc.)
• WHO do you need to protect it from? (e.g. online scammers/criminals, business competitors, an enemy government, etc.)

Consultants come up with more formal approaches for their corporate clients, but the above is usually enough for your average person. Then they can start reading the technical information looking for answers to the questions: “HOW might the threat actors get to my assets?” and “HOW can I protect those assets?”

The very weird behaviour of most characters was special.

Yes, to expand on this: each of the characters had enough “story” to make a movie of their own, and there were a lot of characters. But it was paced well enough that it didn’t get overwhelming.

Also the casting was very well done. At the time Travolta was a bit of a has-been, and Samuel L Jackson was getting supporting roles but wasn’t as iconic as he is now.

The movie was very influential, so a lot of the innovations it made have been copied, so it seems more “normal” now.

Yeah, that’d work, go for it.

Every week we have a “monsterdon” watch party where we all watch the same movie at the same time and comment on it under #monsterdon.

Here’s more info on the movie we’re watching today: https://lemmy.ca/post/61058449

There are various other watch parties too, see a calendar here: https://livetweety.wordpress.com/

“Bela Lugosi’s Dead” is considered the harbinger of gothic rock music and has been immensely influential on contemporary goth culture.[23] In an article by The Guardian titled “Bauhaus invent goth”, the newspaper ranked the song number 19 on their list of the 50 key events in indie music history

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bela_Lugosi's_Dead

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Flat_Field

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Thanks for the info, I understand the perspective.

“Everyone knows something. Nobody knows everything.” If you focus on what you don’t know, ofc you will not feel smart. But you know something, so focus on that. Even if it’s not directly relevant, a lot of advances are made by taking ideas from a similar discipline and applying them to a current problem.

Why are people downvoting this? I might quibble with 1 or 2 points, but it’s good advice. (no, really, I’m interested in knowing why people are downvoting this…)

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Well if you’re on the lemmy.world default web interface there should be a “Create Community” button at the top of the page. I never used it tho.

If you want to look for existing communities, check out the Lemmy Explorer. Apparently there are several existing MMA communities: https://lemmyverse.net/communities?query=martial+arts One strategy is to take over an existing community: 1) contact the listed mod, 2) if they don’t answer then contact Support for that instance and ask to be made a mod. But if you end up just making your own community, then you can make posts announcing it on all those old communities.

Check out [email protected] especially the “weekly thread - how is everybody doing with their communities?”, it’s basically people giving each other regular advice about that.