

There’s this, but I tend to think of 60 Minutes as a program to scare old people (older than me! 👴)
(Not as scary as I look, I promise)


There’s this, but I tend to think of 60 Minutes as a program to scare old people (older than me! 👴)


Anything on lifehacker 🤦


Herzlich willkommen! 🙂🇩🇪
(according to DeepL—hope I got this right!)


That’s a question only Uatu can answer.


I must say that from the Zapruder film, it really does look like he was shot from the front the second (?) time.
Somewhere down the JFK assassination documentary rabbit hole, I remember one commentator saying something like “we’re trying to determine the reality of an event from a series of two-dimensional moving images,” or something along those lines.
Anyway, noodling about this probably isn’t the best use of my time . . .


There’s Dailymotion, though it’s not open source or federated.


Getting into crackpot territory here, but I think the assassination might very well have had some connection to MKULTRA. The CIA destroyed all the files related to this, and so unless they missed some, we’ll probably never know for certain.


So does this mean we won’t have to give Google hundreds of $$$ to get one of their Pixels?🙏


Hmm…no Android widgets, which is a shame.


“Contact us for pricing.”


Oh, excellent! Thank you very much!
EDIT: Unfortunately for me, I made the mistake of telling Mrs. Erinaceus about the site, and now she wants to buy a jackhammer, a couple of small buildings, and a health writer. 🤦♂️


?


Hmmm . . . looks like their Linux client comes by way of Flathub, and I recall not having the greatest experience with Flathub in the past . . . 🤔


But with Qobuz remember to download your music immediately, or it might disappear! Bandcamp does not suffer from this limitation.


Jesus wasn’t born on December 25th. There is no birth narrative in the earliest gospel, Mark, it is an invention of later writers. I think the Romans put his “birthday” on the calendar close to Saturnalia to appease the Saturnalians or whatever.
I like to call it the Solstice (because that’s more or less what it is), with Solstice trees, Solstice cookies, etc.
Christmas, IMHO, is really for kids, not for adults. After the kids grow up, consider celebrating the Solstice by giving to their favorite charity (or better yet, your favorite open source software developer). This SNL video pretty much sums up for me Christmas as it is now for most people: an empty gesture.


Have you used it? Better yet, is there a NAS you can get with it preinstalled?


Right—just what I was about to say.
Wouldn’t it be nice to live in a country you could be proud of?