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Dull Men's Club@lemmy.world•Instructions told me to tie a reef knot - I did a zeppelin bend instead
5·fyra dagar sedanI actually did a bunch back in the day, but it was - ahem - practical use of knots for restraint - not the pretty / fancy stuff.
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Dull Men's Club@lemmy.world•Instructions told me to tie a reef knot - I did a zeppelin bend instead
27·fyra dagar sedanI can feel it coming. I am going to get interested in knots soon. I learned the Secure Ian Knot to tie my shoes a few months ago and the hunger has started to grow.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Lily Allen is releasing a line of butt plugsEnglish
2·fem dagar sedanWell you should listen to the album - it explains how she was pressured by both Harbour and his other partners into it, and the amount of evidence of other partners in the Pussy Palace.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Lily Allen is releasing a line of butt plugsEnglish
18·sex dagar sedanBritish singer songwriter known for autobiographical story-telling songs in plain English, casual speech in a London accent (as opposed to flowery, metaphorical lyrics in a neutral accent).
She was married to David Harbour of Stranger Things fame and her latest album is about their divorce due to him being a sex addict and pushing unethical non-monogamy on her.
The story is relevant because one of the notable moments from the album is the description of a Duane Reed bag full of buttplugs she discovers when finding his secret sex apartment in New York (song: “Pussy Palace”)
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Ringleader of global monkey torture network jailedEnglish
1·17 dagar sedanDolphins, otters, butcher birds, even cats and dogs play with their prey too.
It’s humans that have the opportunity not to do that which makes this crime a bad one.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Man discovers his parents’ coffee machine used 1TB of data in 10 daysEnglish
3·18 dagar sedanIf the clock is so simple why do I need to run the File System Security Check on it?
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movies@piefed.social•New Poster for 'Wicker' - SPOILERSEnglish
2·18 dagar sedanHaving seen the trailer, it’s not for kids.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Man who claims he spent 18 days in heaven says Jesus is a '6ft Mustang full of testosterone' | News Weird | Metro NewsEnglish
7·22 dagar sedanMaybe I could be a Christian after all
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Kiwibank is desperately trying to stop people saying they want to fuck its sheep mascotEnglish
171·23 dagar sedanThe sheep is also, allegedly, drawn attractively and sexy
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL some Scandinavian countries eat blood pancakes. (made with whipped reindeer blood.)English
6·26 dagar sedanWe have blood sausage (black pudding) in the UK, France (boudin noir, sanquette), Germany (schwarzsauer), Italy (biroldo), Poland (duck soup) and Spain (morcilla).
So it seems like “most places” tbh.
The business:

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FoodPorn@lemmy.world•Bison tartare that was delicious and the best potato chips I've ever tasted.English
22·en månad sedanThey do say that (strip club) Magic City has the best wings…
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Linux@programming.dev•How an Italian Logistics Company Moved From Windows to Linux: A Real Migration Story
1·en månad sedanI googled it. Fleetbase is open source and costs $29/month and is $5/month per truck and driver. So this would’ve cost the guy in the OP $89/month - roughly what I said in my original comment
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Linux@programming.dev•How an Italian Logistics Company Moved From Windows to Linux: A Real Migration Story
5·en månad sedanMost of the T&L market is spot freight though. A carrier with 5 trucks isn’t going to win much contracted and so he’s essentially running 5 freelancers on day-to-day loads, the only way to keep that profitable is to minimize deadhead miles which you need a TMS for.
I’m not saying he needs to scale to infinity but it sounds like the issue is that he’s spending hours or even days of his time to save 100 bucks.
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Linux@programming.dev•How an Italian Logistics Company Moved From Windows to Linux: A Real Migration Story
10·en månad sedanMost TMS systems are under $100/month for 5 trucks. While I appreciate them going full F(l)OSS, this was likely because the company owner isn’t very good at computers and was trying to run his business on WhatsApp instead of one of the hundreds of professional options.
Although from a purely software perspective this might be a good thing, from a logistics perspective would this scale to temp control, shock detection, cross-border usage, is it secure, is it prone to fraud, is it safe to use while driving, does it scale to 10, 100, 1000 trucks…?
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movies@piefed.social•Andrew Garfield Says He Quit ChatGPT Immediately After Playing Sam Altman: "It's the Same Thing That Happened to Me When I Did The Social Network"English
3·två månader sedanWon’t his manager at his desk job be annoyed tho?
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Constitution Doesn’t Cover Right to Clean Water, Court RulesEnglish
91·två månader sedanThere should be inalienable rights when part of a society and access to food and water should be part of it.
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movies@piefed.social•Gal Gadot Defends Starring in Movie With AI Sets and Lighting Because ‘You’re Going to Work With It or Be Out of the Game’; Lawyers Spent 6 Months Ensuring AI Would Not Alter ActorsEnglish
1·två månader sedanhow can you put AI lighting and sets in and not affect the actors? what are you lighting in a movie other than the actors? The sets? Well they’re AI. the only thing left is actors



The facial cheeks.
Interestingly the meaning of “cheek” to mean buttock seems to be a play on words - Chaucer describes Samson as having “no wepen but an asses’ cheek” - because at the time (1400) - the word cheek meant face, jaw and chin interchangeably.