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Tip your advisor (lemmy.world)

[REMINDER] Please add tags to the title of your posts.

Just a reminder that posts in the c/cooking community require the use of tags in titles until we get a ‘flair’ function to help organize and make browsing easier. Below is the information also found in the sidebar on how to tag. Thank you....

3D Print 4 Good - Mutual Aid Community (mander.xyz)

cross-posted from: mander.xyz/post/6636752...

Looking for a good Data Logger. Suggestions? (kbin.social)

I had an old USB Oscilloscope (StingRay), it's 20+ years old now....

Pluralsight Offline

Any way currently to decrypt downloaded pluralsight videos? github.com/dhorseman1710/Decrypt-PluralSight-GUIThis is taken down, and it was not working with the latest version either way.

I cannae look away, Cap't (pixelfed.social)

Anyone else traumatized by The Car movie as a kid? (m.imdb.com)

I remember being really creeped out by The Car movie when I watched it as a kid. So much that it’s stayed with me well into adulthood. Anyone else affected the same?

Prevent display turning off when playing media

It’s possible to inhibit the display turn off in kde using ``kde-inhibit --power --screenSaver ``` However, I want to inhibit the display turning off only when playing media (either by spotify or a browser), and let it sleep as usual when not playing media....

Words to live by (sh.itjust.works)

Naev – open-source game about space exploration, trade and combat (naev.org)

US govt pays AT&T to let cops search Americans' phone records – 'usually' without a warrant (www.theregister.com)

A senator has complained that American law enforcement agencies snoop on US citizens and residents, seemingly without regard for the privacy provisions of the Fourth Amendment, under a secret program called the Hemisphere Project that allows police to conduct searches of trillions of phone records.

I'm altering the meme (media.mas.to)

The Wine development release 8.21 is now available. (www.winehq.org)

24 November 2023 (sh.itjust.works)

Hoboken, NJ reduces annual traffic deaths to zero (www.bloomberg.com)

The mayor of Hoboken, NJ came in with a vision of reducing traffic deaths to pedestrians and cyclists. He instituted several strategies of traffic calming, increasing pedestrian visibility, reducing city wide street speeds to 20 mph with schools and parks down to 15 mph. Within a few years of road improvements and redesigns...