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The Onion has started broadcasting on Infowars, and it's everything we could have wanted.
The Onion has started broadcasting on Infowars, and it's everything we could have wanted.
Thought this would resonate with folks here. (Plus the Crafsman is awesome)
I started Resident Alien about a month and a half ago and I'm really enjoying it. I watch it during cardio days at the gym so I'm only getting through about 1.5 episodes per week, but I find myself wanting to cheat and watch it more often.
It took me a few episodes to get into it, but I'm halfway into season 2 and finding it's right at the sweet spot of scifi and quirky comedy. It reminds me a bit of Northern Exposure with the character relationships and general tone, though its a very different show plot-wise.
Of course Alan Tudyk is fantastic as always but the rest of the cast is great too, and I'm really enjoying seeing each character's story develop. It was a nice surprise to see Linda Hamilton in the cast, amazing as always, playing a military general on the hunt for aliens.
I'm trying to avoid any kind of spoilers. But for those who don't know it's about an alien who crash landed on earth during mission and finds himself disguised as a doctor in a small Colorado town while he attempts to figure out a way home. It's funny, but Harry's (Tudyk) reflections on humanity as he tries to assimilate are often insightful and touching.
If you're looking for a sci-fi show that's not too heavy and more character than effects driven, it's worth checking out.
I'll probably get it eventually, but I'm curious about how folks are finding it on day 1.
Got to say I'm pretty disappointed to see lots of negative reviews on steam talking about performance issues and optimization problems, while Gearbox evidently still had the time and resources to put together more than $100 in day 1 DLC.
Anthropic behaving badly? Shocking!
https://techcrunch.com/2025/06/04/reddit-sues-anthropic-for-allegedly-not-paying-for-training-data/Open linkView original on sh.itjust.worksWas out at a vet appointment when the tornando came through clayton and st louis. Had to backtrack 4 or 5 times to find a street not blocked with downed trees. Started on Skinker and had to drive all the way to Brentwood blvd to get south of 64. Took us 2 hours to get from skinker & Lindell to tower grove
I live in the Tower Grove area and need to find a mobile vet. My dog gets incredibly stressed every time we take him to our normal (but fantastic) vet so we want to try getting him checked at home.
Every place I've called tells me they only operate in st Charles or st Peter's (despite saying all over their website that they serve st louis) or say they don't have mobile vet services at all. Since I can't trust these places' own sites I'm kind of at a loss for where to look.
Are there any places you use/know of that you recommend?
Just stumbled upon this 17-min film by David Lynch on Netflix and I think it's the closest I'll ever be to tripping on acid.
I feel like there's some kind of punchline or meaning that I'm missing, but maybe it's just absurdits for its own sake.
Thoughts on this film?
Hi all! Can you help me diagnose my basil plant?
I just got one of those "grow your own" herb plants from the grocery so my expectations were pretty low, and it's already done way better than expected.
I originally thought it was pollen from it flowering but I only had the one flower left after trimming and this stuff is everywhere. I've always grown basil outside and this time thought I'd try putting it in a window box (with cilantro and rosemary in case that matters) but I've not seen this before.
Is this something to worry about? If so what's a good way to treat it?
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Is anyone actually surprised by this?
https://mashable.com/article/deepseek-ai-privacy-policy-keystroke-data-chinese-serversOpen linkView original on sh.itjust.worksADP is showing this on all hr applications now- I've encountered it a few times and always hesitate before choosing. I don't want my resume to go even further down the vortex and feed an AI model but maybe opting out just eliminates you altogether from consideration.
Have you seen this before? How have you handled it?
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This employer may use an artificial intelligence algorithm to provide an initial comparison of an applicant's education, experience, and skills against the education, experience and skill requirements in the job description. This analysis produces a Profile Relevancy score, which is intended to be one of many factors that a potential employer will review in making its interview decisions; there are no cut off scores and all applications are visible to employers. Read more about how these tools collect, store, and retain information and the results of the most recent impartial evaluations. The Profile Relevancy score for applicants who opt out will be listed as "Not Available."
(Checkbox) I want to opt out from having my resume reviewed by artificial intelligence as part of the application process. ]
Should be titled: Jaguar takes the wrong lesson from Tesla's Cybertruck.
https://www.designboom.com/technology/jaguar-type-00-tesla-cybertruck-studio-enemy-concept-car-01-02-2025/Open linkView original on sh.itjust.worksI know it's a bit different from the typical movie review/analysis but thought this was an interesting take on a great Thanksgiving day classic.
I know this is basically the same as burning money, but I found this funny and I've got $7.99 burning a hole in my pocket...
https://www.wired.com/story/viral-tiktok-etsy-witch-elon-musk/Open linkView original on sh.itjust.worksI'm not familiar with eLife but this publication model is crazy. (They aren't giving editors the choice to reject/publish -it's all published with open access reviews and an article classification by the editors of general quality (based on reviews). Surprising that they didn't see a change in volume or submissions or decline in reviews.
I'm doing a month-long series of campy, classic and unique horror movies. I'm pretty liberal in what gets included, trying for a lot of variety. I'm particularly a fan of spooky comedies (like the Burbs), and generally avoiding big franchise horror series to see more unique stuff.
I'm enjoying seeing so many movies I would never come across any other way, even if many of them aren't all that great. So far my favorite is probably Cabin in the Woods or Happy Death Day.
Anything I should add to the list?
Watched (in order)
The Burbs Batman Death Becomes Her Slotherhouse Cabin in the Woods Happy Death Day Llamageddon The Thing Pride and Prejudice and Zombies The Final Girls Attack of the Killer Donuts Drag Me to Hell Ernest Scared Stupid Final Girl Killer Sofa
Coming up (no particular order)
We have a ghost The Babysitter Antebellum The Fly Little Monsters Rocky Horror Picture Show Last Night in Soho The Mousetrap Hell Baby Get Out Us Happy Death Day 2U Leprechaun The Cult of Humpty Dumpty Prom Night Killer Klowns From Outer Space Lisa Frankenstein Becky Cinderella's Revenge Saturday the 14th The Monster Squad Severance