Futurology Today

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I lied, there's no Netflix.
Instead I have a local Jellyfin server with twenty terabytes of pirated media.

In this video we look at how everything that went wrong with Black Ops 7, is everything that has gone wrong in America

I've been a Readarr user with two instances(ebooks, and audiobooks) for a long time now. But more and more often, files get unlinked in the database making it less and less useful as a way to track what books I have vs "wanted," which is my main use case.

I've been trying to convert to LazyLibrarian, but boy people weren't exaggerating when they said the configuration is unclear. Unfortunately the docs do not clear it up. Interesting I'm what y'all are doing!

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/34679619

transcription: im not asking for the world, just this

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Original post: https://mastodon.social/@chechar/115571726910318246

Artist: Noyk Iv | pixiv | danbooru

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For example I want to learn more history or math. But as soon as I start reading or watching video, I start feeling sleepy. Rather than thinking “Oh may be I was not really interested in them” I’m curious to know your approaches to learning. If there is a better way to learn new stuff and keep at it.

I heard a YouTuber say today, "We are now available wherever you get your podcast; that means that an audio format of the show is now available on both Spotify and on Apple Music/Podcasts,“ and, like…isn't the contradiction of the first half against merely 2 (technically 3) locations not glaringly obvious?

Like, I get that most people don't conceive of things on their computers, anymore, in terms of files and there's a convenience to going to a centralized service to browse for a particular thing (podcasts, in this case) but…it's still annoying that we're shoving things which still, currently, – with relative frequency – can be accessed not behind proprietary, paywalled locations into these locations that're beyond collective control.

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The original was posted on /r/learnjapanese by /u/jisinnimaiti on 2025-11-22 22:53:42+00:00.

Been working my way through this band's discography and liking pretty much all of it. This track stood out, especially when the guitar solo kicks in.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.today/post/42209343

When Russians look back at 2025, they might remember it as the year when the government took even tighter control of the internet.

Credit cards that won’t buy a ticket on public transport. ATMs that don’t connect to a network. Messaging apps that are down. Cellphones that don’t receive texts or data after a trip abroad. Mothers of diabetic children even complain with alarm that they can’t monitor their kids’ blood glucose levels during outages.

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This isn't a peace deal, this is a Russian victory. (Paraphrased)

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