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TediousLength

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  • Tofu in crock pot, with a chili or curry?

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  • I've made tofu bourgignon many times with extra-firm tofu. I usually leave it all in the crockpot for up to two hours without it breaking down. It tastes amazing.

  • Any recommended p2p filesharing programs?

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  • Any recommended p2p filesharing programs?

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  • The only real option nowadays is SoulSeek. Just make sure you set it up properly. I have seen loads of people mistakenly (I assume) share personal folders. And I am sure some people pry on these.

    A couple years ago I was going through this guy's shared folders because he had a few bits of obscure media I was looking for. Then I ended in a folder containing very personal pictures (family, ids, bank cards). I was actually scared for that guy! I literally found his phone number in the files, and called him to warn him... We are still friends! :D Following this I did two things:

    • Spent a whole day looking for people sharing personal info, and warning them.
    • Made a folder with files containing fake personal info, fake pictures, etc. I just gave the files names like password.txt, holiday2017.png, etc. Those files were downloaded almost immediately.

    For over 3 years I had a torrent that had been stuck at just under 90%. We were 4 more or less 2 over the years. Then I randomly found this guy on soulseek who had the file from the torrent (exact name and size), but it was in private. I messaged him, he wanted to trade (never understood this type of people). Thankfully I had something he wanted. We traded, switched the file in the torrent folder, force check, 100% Motherfuckers! I never kept in touch with that guy, and his precious little file is easily findable on public trackers :D

    TLDR - Soulseek

  • 'StravaLeaks': France's aircraft carrier located in real time by Le Monde through fitness app

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  • My boy will always be number 1!

  • humans are not the virus

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  • I say this as someone who has logged hundreds of hours in several games.

    Please widen you sources of information, and, please, you need to go outside more.

  • Soon: Watch any YouTube video on Odysee

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  • Odysee still uses Google Adsense for revenue... So not a complete loss for google

  • LLMs can unmask anonymous internet users for $1–4 each, matching 67% of pseudonymous Hacker News accounts to real LinkedIn profiles at 90% precision

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  • Fight fire with fire. Ask AI to rephrase everything before you post it online.

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  • This is clearly a form of ragebaiting, but the immaculate conception story feels like some old folk's tell, and could visualise very well for some awesome artsy psychedelic short clip.

    Intriguing post history.

  • Are there video media (e.g TV shows, Movies, anime, video games, youtube videos, etc...) with a majority of the dialogue in an fictional language?

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  • Watched a good ten minutes of Incubus. I speak a couple Latin and Germanic languages, and it sounded like a weird mix of European languages. Could definitively understand some of it.

    It's in Esperanto!

  • 1969 demonstrative photos of a NASA study on cats to help develop techniques for astronauts to re-orient in zero-G

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  • Link to the study in question.

  • MooOO!

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  • There is a bigger market than you think. Shark meat is part of Asian, Caribbean, Latino, and Hawaiian food culture. You can find dozens of different shark products in grocery store, and that's not including pet food. It can hide under different names like white fish or ocean fish. So I would guess from high hundreds of thousand to low millions. Dug deeper, it is estimated around 300 to 500 thousands from shark fisheries. But, 2.5 to 5 million from bycatch...

    Their is also recreational fishing. Which is responsible for 100 to 150 thousands shark killings per year.

    So that's a comfortable 3 to 5 million a year in the US alone...

    And coincidentally, there is some scandal happening now about critically endangered shark meat sold under false labels.

    https://gbej.org/americans-unknowingly-consume-endangered-toxic-shark-meat/

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  • MooOO!

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  • This comment sent me into a little rabbit hole.

    In the US alone, humans kill, on average, 1 cow per second (over 33 million a year). That is including calves.

    edit: In the US alone, humans kill, on average 1 shark per 10 seconds (over 3 million a year).

  • What in your country/area is totally normal but visitors get excited for?

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  • Squirrels

  • Make it fucking stop

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  • Well... That's poor/broke adulting. When you're born with a golden spoon in your ass, you're whole house (read mansion) is run by what is called the help. You pay people to sort your shit out. Your kids are raised by nannies, and for the weekend you go to your seaside house on a semiprivate island in your private jet.

  • Republican election chief accused of slipping MDMA, cocaine into granddaughters’ ice cream

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  • Great read! Haven't had a laugh like this in a while. Fucking idiot!

  • Teen killed himself after ‘months of encouragement from ChatGPT’, lawsuit claims

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  • Gee, thanks

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  • Just be happy you saw it.

  • Americans’ junk-filled garages are hurting EV adoption, study says

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  • Hoarding can be a trauma behavior. Their can be many more reasons for becoming a hoarder. There is also more than one way of hoarding. It is more a spectrum than a set standard behavior.

  • Radical Right-Winger Changes Gender After Conviction And Will Now Serve Sentence In Women’s Jail

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  • Oh yeah this Guy is gonna get beat up. Watch him play the transphobic/hate crime card when it'll happen

  • cats @lemmy.world
    TediousLength @lemmy.ca

    My little Prince

  • Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ @lemmy.dbzer0.com
    TediousLength @lemmy.ca

    What are the advantages of using a private tracker?