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  1. I think Rings of Power was good. It's not a people pleaser by any means but I enjoyed many of the actors, the production design, the visual effects, and the music. The story was fine. The standout characters were Elrond and Durin. Best bros.

    Tuesday, 18-Oct-22 06:57:19 UTC from web
  2. going on two and a half months without seeing my stalker, just kinda waiting for her to show up

    Friday, 14-Oct-22 03:52:38 UTC from web
  3. >Ukranian ambassador to the USA tells Elon Musk to papaya off
    >Ol' Musky says he'll cease giving Ukraine access to Starlink for free as a result
    >He doesn't actually go through with it the next day
    I am very disappointed, I thought he had a better sense of humor

    Monday, 17-Oct-22 02:06:57 UTC from web
  4. me: I think kanye west is misunderstood, he's mentally ill and he needs some help, and he's right about some things sometimes.
    kanye literally the next day: i'm going to go joker mode on some Jews

    Tuesday, 11-Oct-22 02:02:44 UTC from web
  5. Theoretically the work rules and environment at highschools nowadays is downright nightmarish, but since in practice what you can and can't do comes down to how you frame it and how good you are at talking your way through the hierarchy, it's not stressful at all for me and so long as I get results the administration doesn't get in the way.
    I do often see other teachers that aren't good at the workplace politics losing hair and sleep over it though.

    Monday, 10-Oct-22 19:11:36 UTC from web
    • @nerthos Ha, "other teachers" / "the District" has been one of the biggest stumbling blocks in my deciding to actually goto school and get teacher-certified up, I do not politick worth a crap

      Monday, 10-Oct-22 19:51:35 UTC in context
    • @scribus For me "other teachers" hasn't been too big a hurdle, because even though some are antagonistic (particularly the ideologues) they also tend to be massive cowards, so my usual strategy of just talking with full honesty to whoever's in charge is not something they know how to deal with.
      The district and the ministry are another issue altogether, they seem to be on some sort of one-sided competition to prove the limits of insanity and incompetence when it comes to regulations and counterproductive ideas can yet be pushed further. The latest great ideas they had was a proposal to remove the attendance requirements so that students can't fail a class by not attending; and to demand tech schools be more lax with dress code (the dress code for tech school is just no hats, no piercings or jewelry in the workshop, pants without holes and knee-length blue or white overall/duster, all of which are basic safety requirements in a workshop)

      Monday, 10-Oct-22 21:03:43 UTC in context
  6. 11 years so far, who's still alive?

    Thursday, 06-Oct-22 18:34:15 UTC from web
  7. @ceruleanspark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGfROOMYhik Saw this the other day, seems up your alley

    Thursday, 06-Oct-22 18:39:46 UTC from web
    • Sometimes I wonder if I am insane or the world is insane.

      Sunday, 25-Sep-22 19:55:12 UTC from web
    • I-66 coming out of Washington had a bunch of construction being done on it tonight which meant I couldn’t get into any of the exits leading home. The result is that I had to drive through the dying rural part of Northern Virginia to get home. Two lanes, one in each direction, on a winding, narrow, wooded road in a “The Hills Have Eyes” looking area, critters everywhere, ominous glimpses of dilapidated ranch-style homes with pickups and Trump 2024 signage, and just when you thought it couldn’t get any spookier, a decapitated deer laying in a pool of its own blood that I had to avoid running over. Jordan Peele couldn’t have depicted a more uncomfortable drive.

      Thursday, 29-Sep-22 07:26:11 UTC from web
    • @6gain Thanks. It's a day.

      Sunday, 06-Dec-20 12:49:11 UTC from loadaverage.org
      • @mangeurdenuage Thanks.

        Sunday, 06-Dec-20 07:57:54 UTC from loadaverage.org
        • @lnxw48a1 PipeWire is both for audio and video.

          Sunday, 06-Dec-20 02:13:57 UTC from loadaverage.org
          • @lnxw48a1 Thanks.

            Sunday, 06-Dec-20 02:06:29 UTC from loadaverage.org
            • @a1batross Thanks.

              Sunday, 06-Dec-20 01:25:22 UTC from loadaverage.org
              • @a1batross Thanks.

                Sunday, 06-Dec-20 01:25:18 UTC from loadaverage.org
                • @a1batross What if I'll tell you I looked at CMake's code :-)?

                  Sunday, 29-Nov-20 02:48:10 UTC from loadaverage.org
                  • @lnxw48a1 @fribbledom @rayroy Yea, I just pointed that out.
                    Sometimes coincidences happen, especially approximate ones.

                    Sunday, 22-Nov-20 03:42:50 UTC from loadaverage.org
                    • @fribbledom @rayroy Technically not correct – a mile is defined through a metre: it is 1609.344 metres, that's the definition.
                      But they did evolve separately, I get your point. It's a fun coincidence.

                      Sunday, 22-Nov-20 03:18:53 UTC from loadaverage.org
                      • @shpuld It's not unheard of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_welfare_in_Nazi_Germany

                        Saturday, 21-Nov-20 01:10:50 UTC from loadaverage.org
                        • @lnxw48a1 Political parties?
                          What a contrast, a Social Security Number which is barely anything and voter registration which is a bit much.

                          Friday, 13-Nov-20 21:16:53 UTC from loadaverage.org
                          • @lain Voter registration in the US expires and the requirements vary depending on the state.
                            Personalausweis is an internal passport, in the US that function is mostly covered by a Social Security Number.
                            These things are hard to compare.
                            But also, it is odd to take money from a citizen for an internal passport.

                            Friday, 13-Nov-20 20:57:34 UTC from loadaverage.org
                            • @dump_stack @MrClon Из будущего сей пост выглядит особенно странно.
                              Такие спокойные, что ух.

                              Wednesday, 11-Nov-20 23:56:26 UTC from loadaverage.org
                              • @lain The actual video says "no" :-).

                                Tuesday, 10-Nov-20 02:44:55 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                • @riddhik Bring it on I love black magic

                                  Tuesday, 03-Nov-20 02:43:58 UTC from web
                                  • Was anyone on here named Adam Hussein?

                                    Tuesday, 27-Oct-20 23:53:32 UTC from web
                                  • @vegos The network public timeline is everything that originated elsewhere.

                                    Tuesday, 27-Oct-20 23:29:26 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                    • https://linuxreviews.org/Apple%27s_CUPS_Repository_Has_Died_A_Quiet_Death

                                      I don't know where I found this link, but it's important news: #'s main # repository (on #) has very few commits since the main dev left late last year. There's a new CUPS fork at OpenPrinting.org

                                      #

                                      Monday, 19-Oct-20 23:08:35 UTC from nu.federati.net
                                    • @devurandom A mundane result of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-past-the-post_voting

                                      Monday, 26-Oct-20 00:05:09 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                      • Naruto: Five Characters That Joe Biden Could Beat (& Five He Couldn’t)

                                        Sunday, 25-Oct-20 08:29:23 UTC from web
                                      • Damn. I bought another 3D printer.

                                        Wednesday, 14-Oct-20 10:06:10 UTC from web