CuddlyCassowary

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So anyway, here’s Wonderwall…

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Seeing the texture of brushstrokes adds so much depth too.

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More of a spy novel series, but the Charlie Muffin books by Brian Freemantle.

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That’s small?

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This is the tree mentioned in The Little Prince (Le Petit Prince).

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    Yeah, the time change always messes me up more than I think it should. I wish we would just stop it altogether.

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    Not anymore. Used to have both and deleted them as data mining and mishandling became more prevalent as the user experience declined. Now I’m only on Lemmy and barely on LinkedIn.

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    https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/b75f92d2-f111-4ae3-b5c0-db2a5b3f685e.jpeg

    You left out the best part!

    Kohei Saito’s “Start From Scratch” Degrowth Communism | if taken seriously, it would lead to political disaster for both the socialist left and the environmental movement | Jacobin ( jacobin.com )

    Degrowth is a popular concept among solarpunks. This Jacobin article discusses some of its flaws from a Marxist standpoint. In particular, Jacobin reminds us an interpretation of Marxism which blames the Western working class for exploiting the Global South, and lectures the ever-more-exploited Western worker on the need to...

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    Duh?

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    Yes, I read it as part of a collection of his short stories. I enjoyed the philosophical conundrums in all of them.

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    “Liking What You See: A Documentary” really stuck with me. I think about it a lot when I see what people have done to themselves due to Hollywood, marketing, beauty industry, instagram, TikTok, etc.

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    This is making me want to go back and read them again. They seem like the kind of stories I might get even more out of the second time around.

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    I decided to watch Arrival tonight. It’s great so far! I’m glad they captured the sense of awe and uncertainty well. I’m about halfway through (intermission now - taking a snack break).

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    Church / bible-based

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    I feel like they’re lowkey body shaming. Or it was made by stoners.

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    If frozen embryos are children, I can claim them as dependents on my taxes, right?

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    New goal unlocked!

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    They’re pretty consistent about doing whatever benefits them most. Otherwise, nah.

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    Good notbot.

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    Traitor? Traitor to humanity. Traitor to democracy. …to science…to women… the list goes on… But that word almost doesn’t seem evil enough. Scum?

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    It’s from clickhole, a subsidiary of The Onion.

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    Isn’t that it in the screenshot?

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    Even being at 1%, just outside of totality is completely different. Yes, you can still see it, but it’s still a lot of sunlight.

    Here’s the answer to your actual question though:
    https://www.space.com/37878-solar-eclipse-2024-path-of-totality-maps.html

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    Outlander + BG3 : that actually kind of works

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