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[–] ccunning@lemmy.world 5 points 27 minutes ago

This article is from yesterday, presumably before the 11:59pm deadline and before the (highly redacted) files were released.

[–] ccunning@lemmy.world 5 points 15 hours ago

I’m sure it’s just a perspective trick or something but that bubble makes it seem like the table top is leaning heavily towards the camera

[–] ccunning@lemmy.world 8 points 21 hours ago (4 children)

Alex Jones is on Blue Sky?

[–] ccunning@lemmy.world 13 points 23 hours ago

The “free speech” they’re always going on about is the kind where entities are forced to platform their bad takes and where they are not required to suffer consequences for their bad takes.

In other words, not actually free speech at all.

[–] ccunning@lemmy.world 9 points 23 hours ago (4 children)

a reference to an October post of his promising to send knee pads to all CEOs, universities and GOP officials bending the knee to Trump.

Uh-huh…sure. THATS what it’s a reference to…

[–] ccunning@lemmy.world 7 points 23 hours ago

I’m SHOCKED he would do this on Epstein Files day…










^/s^

[–] ccunning@lemmy.world 5 points 1 day ago (3 children)
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Most of the podcasts I listen to are this format. I think their enjoyment might come down to knowing (or being interested in getting to know) the speakers’ personalities.

Omnibus — Ken Jennings (of Jeopardy fame) and Jonn Roderick (of The Long Winters (or bean dad) fame) take turns on doing a deep dive on some weird but true topic.

Filmcast — Film nerds (David Chen, Devindra Hardawar, and Jeff Cannata) talk about new movies they’ve watched and TV Shows they’re watching

The Incomparable — Geeks talking about various pop culture topics. This is a whole network with various podcasts focusing on different aspects of pop culture. I linked to the “main” feed which is where you’ll usually find new movie releases, but they also go back and discuss movies they’ve watched missed and classic too. Or if you’d rather browse by topic

The Accidental Tech Podcast — Three friends from childhood and professional geeks discuss current technology topics with a heavy focus on Apple from a developer and consumer perspective.

The Rest is History — Two English historians discuss various history topics from around the world at length. They just wrapped up a four part series on Jack the Ripper.

…that should be a reasonable start I hope.

[–] ccunning@lemmy.world 4 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Were you on some sort of deadline? That’s the only reason I can think of that you would allow AI to steal this opportunity for you to grow and improve your skills.

[–] ccunning@lemmy.world 25 points 1 day ago (3 children)

“VR - now with real sunburn!”

[–] ccunning@lemmy.world 1 points 2 days ago

It’s been a year or two since I was looking into it and I didn’t have a NAS at the time, but another one of the issues I had was the tiny selection of cameras available. I tested some Aqara G2H Pros and the Logitech Circle View. The Aqaras I added local storage to and at least could get continuous recording, but event seeking is pretty terrible. The circle view was, despite very well built hardware, essentially useless. Keeping it connected to the network was basically impossible

I’m curious how writing to the NAS works. Is it just a bunch of files dumped to a network share or is there some sort of timeline viewing software available? Are they giant continuous files? Individual files for events? Without knowing the details it seems like it would be a nightmare to navigate and actually find useful information.

 

Folks - I need help.

I bought the UDR7 router during the Black Friday sale just to see what the hype was about and since then I’ve already placed multiple orders for hundreds of dollars of equipment. As we speak I have a cart full of over a thousand dollars more equipment that I’m on the cusp of submitting and and there is no end in sight.

If there is anyone out there who can talk me out of this rabbit hole I fear this may be the last chance for salvation

My name is ccunning and I’m a Unifi-holic…

 

Cotton Gin —> Cott-engine

 

…so someone can post an article to /c/news once Cornageddon is over so I’ll know when it’s safe to unblock /c/lemmyshitpost

 

The cyclists arrive at sunrise, rolling through Chicago’s Latino neighborhoods and stopping at tamale carts, elote stands and candy stalls. They buy out every last item — every tamale, every corn cob, every bundle of sweets. Then they load up the food and deliver it to shelters and families in need

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The shutdown will halt about $8 billion a month in federal food assistance. Walmart captures 24% of all SNAP shopper spending, according to Numerator’s 2025 SNAP Evolution report—triple Kroger’s share and far ahead of Costco, Amazon and Sam’s Club.

Walmart was the first retailer to accept SNAP online in all 50 states in 2023 and launched the Walmart+ Assist program, which offers half-price memberships for those receiving aid.

“If SNAP payments stop, spending by the lowest income groups will fall,” said Neil Saunders, managing director of data and analytics firm GlobalData. “Walmart gets a plurality of the spending, so it will be hit the hardest.”

This was somewhat epiphanic for me.

I already recognized companies such as Walmart were subsidizing pay through social programs such as SNAP and essential funneling/laundering tax payer money to their executives.

This headline made me further realize they’re not only making taxpayers subsidize wages, they’ve also effectively turned the USD into a form of company scrip. While that scrip can be spent at some other locations I bet a large percent of funneled right back to e.g. Walmart itself. If you already work at Walmart it makes spending your SNAP benefit there easier.

 

Seems like there should be a better/easier way to cross post something like this from Mastodon to Lemmy? If there is please let me know 🙏

Source: https://m.ai6yr.org/@firefly/115497707539641637

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/37746887

So I never got deep into anime but I’ve been slowly working through my backlog of mostly Studio Ghibli movies and this morning Grave of the Fireflies jumped out as sounding interesting.

I was surprised to see it looks like there are THREE different English dubs and was wondering which is everyone’s favorite or if there is a fan consensus on which is “the best” version.

I assume the original Japanese with subtitles is the best way to watch it and I will probably rewatch it that way myself, I’ll be watching with someone who English is a second language and just can’t keep up with subtitles.

 

So I never got deep into anime but I’ve been slowly working through my backlog of mostly Studio Ghibli movies and this morning Grave of the Fireflies jumped out as sounding interesting.

I was surprised to see it looks like there are THREE different English dubs and was wondering which is everyone’s favorite or if there is a fan consensus on which is “the best” version.

I assume the original Japanese with subtitles is the best way to watch it and I will probably rewatch it that way myself, I’ll be watching with someone who English is a second language and just can’t keep up with subtitles.

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I know piefed support is experimental. I probably wouldn’t have posted if not for the fact I’ve had no issues logging in with an account I created on piefed.world so thought it might be specific to the instance rather than piefed.

 

Sometimes marketed as AirFry microwave combos, do this things actually work as both appliances or they really just microwaves?

 

The best examples that come to mind are when ordering food. As examples:

• You speak English and Spanish and are ordering a burrito
• You speak Thai and English and are ordering Tom Yum

I imagine it could depend on numerous things:
• You primary language or ethnicity
• What sort of restaurant
• Who you’re dining with
• Who you’re ordering from
• and probably a lot more…

 

At least a dozen people were killed and several others were missing in central Vietnam, where 2 million were without power. Bualoi’s deadly path had started with 10 deaths in the Philippines.

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