It’s not beefsteak. also no safety inspections, irradiation etc. buyer be ware. 'murica
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GorGor@startrek.websiteto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL the stop motion film industry is propped up by one rich kidEnglish
8·3 days agoI talked to some folks who worked at Laika a while back at a party. They loved working there. This was some years ago, and my memory is a bit beer soaked, but they seemed happy and proud of what they did.
GorGor@startrek.websiteto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL the stop motion film industry is propped up by one rich kidEnglish
9·3 days agoits hyperbole for clicks. the guy recognizes Aardman in the video and basically just says they are not doing well financially which seems true. https://www.business-live.co.uk/enterprise/aardman-animations-faces-financial-woes-32724904
we had pushed them past Panama.
Not even deregulation. we had a cheap efficient program that held screw worm out of north america. Basically we irradiated male grubs which sterilized them, then froze the fly’s and dropped them over an area to prevent them from breeding and spreading.
This was cut because we were operating outside the US and why should other countries also benefit from our tax dollars.
The dumbass ‘gubment bad’ crew fucked us all.
I am well aware of the regional differences in Mexican food (why I used Jalisco as an example).
shit, California was a part of mexico for a a few decades and we definitely have some local variants (CA Burrito is so good)
its about expectations. I grew up in California and have some specific expectations about Mexican food. they are different than if I was raised in Jalisco. I went to a “Mexican” restaurant in Budapest and their interpretation of Mexican food is VERRY different.
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3DPrinting@lemmy.world•Biggest print so far. About 42 hours and 2.6kg of filament. No, I don't have room for a table saw, how did you know?English
1·10 days agoor angle iron/aluminum.
I am really impressed by the quality of print of this, I have tried 3d printing a bunch and am constantly impressed by what folks (not me) can get out of these machines.
At the same time I am confounded by what people choose to print. This geometry is waaaay simpler quicker cheaper to achieve without 3d printing.
also I can’t get this output, so…
GorGor@startrek.websiteto
3DPrinting@lemmy.world•Biggest print so far. About 42 hours and 2.6kg of filament. No, I don't have room for a table saw, how did you know?English
6·10 days agoA table saw is not really needed for this sort of thing. A router with straight edge guides would work for dados for the shelves. Technically you could CTL with the router too, if you didn’t have a circular saw.
GorGor@startrek.websitetoA Boring Dystopia@mander.xyz•'Logical Conclusion' of Citizens United as Delaware Judge Lets Corporations Vote in Local Elections | Common DreamsEnglish
5·11 days agowe are heading towards corporate congress
so fucked up
GorGor@startrek.websiteto
Technology@lemmy.world•California moves to exempt Linux from its upcoming age-verification law after backlash over forcing operating systems to collect users’ agesEnglish
1·12 days agothe parental control thing is a thin smokescreen. Its about control.
The reality is our OSs and the websites we visit know exactly who we are. They know our blood type, they know if you are pregnant before you do. Why would they need your ID?
GorGor@startrek.websiteto
Technology@lemmy.world•California moves to exempt Linux from its upcoming age-verification law after backlash over forcing operating systems to collect users’ agesEnglish
1·12 days agoColorado also has a bill and there is one in the works at the federal level. But yes, its bullshit.
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Technically, it should be possible to built a pot that uses the heat from the stove to stir it's ingredients.English
12·15 days agohot plates have a motor and a magnet that couples with a stir bar.
there is however this sort of thing for stoves: https://www.amazon.com/JossaColar-Fireplace-Electric-Accessories-Thermometer/dp/B0BDM14HVM
I was thinking the oldest was the mayor…
the middle child is obviously the villain.
GorGor@startrek.websiteto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•It took shockingly few generations for our ruling class to become morons
5·17 days agoExactly. They want to be perceived as smarter (basically look down on the unwashed masses.) They don’t want to do the work to be more educated. Hence the hurdles they can put in front of the poors while they get to pay for fastpass to skip the line directly into the ivy leagues.
GorGor@startrek.websiteto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•It took shockingly few generations for our ruling class to become moronsEnglish
34·17 days agoThey were NEVER smarter. At most at one time they had more leisure time and access to books and tutors when reading and books were rare. That made them more educated, and they want to go back to that desperately.
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Technology@piefed.social•'Meta said it out loud': Leaked audio catches damning Mark Zuckerberg admission to staffEnglish
7·19 days agolol, a new layer of enshittification?
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Should street racers who accidentally kill people really go to prison?English
26·22 days agoLet’s break this down and look at it a different way.
If my hobby were shooting guns and I were to set up a shooting range in my garage and I killed a neighbor, am I responsible?
If my hobby were fireworks and I was making them in my kitchen and burned down my apartment building killing 3 people, am I to blame?
The driver is engaging in a dangerous hobby in a reckless manner. We all know racing is dangerous because people die even in controlled conditions. We know he is being reckless because he is not racing in a place designed for it. When you put others in harms way based on your own stupidity, you face consequences.






fuck PG&E