Dexter Morgan

Dexter (TV series)

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It's not a Sunday unless you waste it and feel sad around 8pm dreading Monday

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This single-image meme features a promo shot of the lead character Dexter Morgan from the television series *Dexter*, positioned against a bright blue glowing aura background, holding his hands pressed together in front of his face with a smug, scheming expression. Text above the image reads: 'When you realize you can Make a private subreddit And store all pictures and videos for free with Unlimited free cloud Storage'. The joke frames the discovery of this unofficial, cost-free media storage hack on Reddit as a massively intelligent insight worthy of being called '300 IQ' as noted in the original post title.

300 IQ Hack: Use Private Reddit Subreddits as Free Unlimited Cloud Storage

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This is a reaction meme featuring a still from the TV series *Dexter*. A text banner at the top describes a clever life hack: creating a private Instagram account that follows no other users, posting all personal content to it to get effectively unlimited free cloud storage. The lower portion of the image shows Dexter Morgan with a wide-eyed, stunned expression of sudden brilliant realization, perfectly matching the feeling of discovering this unexpected hack. The image is a screenshot from a social media platform, showing UI elements including a @clips watermark, 231K likes, 1,612 comments, and 4,632 reposts.

IQ 200 Moment: Use Private Instagram as Unlimited Free Cloud Storage

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This meme is a multi-part collage. The first section of text explains that in the late 2010s, the Chinese video game *Scum* introduced mandatory ID verification to combat rampant cheating, but the policy backfired: cheaters used stolen identities to bypass checks, the game lost popularity, and criminals made large profits selling stolen IDs to cheaters. A screenshot of in-game footage from *Scum* follows this text. The next text block sets up a hypothetical 2026 scenario where governments require users to submit ID to access Windows and Linux operating systems. Two reaction images follow: the left is a still of the character Dexter Morgan from the TV series *Dexter*, labeled 'My Grandma ID', implying ordinary users will easily bypass the rule by using a family member's ID. The right is a still of Anton Chigurh from *No Country for Old Men*, labeled 'Criminals', showing him smugly pointing to his eyes to imply that criminals will heavily profit from selling stolen IDs just as they did for the *Scum* game, mocking the ineffectiveness and unintended negative consequences of mandatory ID verification policies for digital services.

Please send your ID to use Windows

This meme is a multi-part col…