tetris11

I mean music videos that have nothing to do with the music and mostly just do their own thing and tell their own story.

An example --

Basement Jaxx's Red Alert seems to be about a meteor-worshiping cult awaiting the arrival of their rocky messiah in some unsuspecting greasy spoon cafe in the middle of nowhere.

Once the meteor crashes into Earth, everyone gets horribly mutated and convulses to the strange rays exhibited by the meteor. The infection seems to be localized entirely within the cafe. The End.

Edit: Please link to a video, or at least summarize the plot.

Edit2: Please actually link to a video, or tell me why the video plot is cool. Come on, it's just 30 seconds of your time.

Any good open source projects that do this?

I've see MLC-LLM, but their last release was a year ago and it's not clear how their android app was made[0].

There's also MLLM, which has an impressive github demo page, but surprisingly few issues or contributers, also leaving to me to think it might not be real[1].

Does anyone have any local LLM providers on their phone that they trust?

One option of course is to run ollama through Termux, but I want a more appified experience.

0: https://github.com/mlc-ai/mlc-llm/tree/main/android

1: https://github.com/UbiquitousLearning/mllm

At the end there's a lot of matching up going on, except for Fiona who is practically photoshopped into a gag image of Prince Charles.

I feel they did her character a big disrespect, as she was easily one of the more interesting female characters.

Three of the main characters were the same actor, and yet there are shots with all of them in the same scene. When I saw this as a young adult I didn't even notice that Mike Myers was playing three roles and was genuinely dumbfounded years later when I found out.

How did they do those scenes so seamlessly?

It's a 2016 game. It has cutesy pixel graphics. That's literally all I know, but it has been spamming my frontpage for two weeks now, despite me not being subscribed to this community.

Why now?

... and now for the resolution! I took all the suggestions from Last Week's Comic to heart and tried to come up with something that satisfied most of them:

New premise out in a few days!

Any recommendations for low-impact tools I can use to better understand the activity of expired processes?