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This album turns 25 today

This is a weird album for me because it's so visceral. I've listened to plenty of albums and I don't feel much about them but this one envelops me in a vibe that is comforting and full of longing

Aqueous Transmission gives me this feeling of a peace that's just slightly out of reach but it wraps around me like a comfortable blanket

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White House Ballroom Megadonors Revealed

  • Apple gave $25 million, according to reporting
  • Adelson Family Foundation gave $25 million, according to reporting
  • The third $25 million donor has not yet been identified
  • Alphabet/Google gave $22 million, according to court records
  • Laura & Isaac Perlmutter Foundation gave $20.2 million, according to tax records
  • The $12.5 million donor has not yet been identified
  • Lockheed Martin gave $10 million, according to reporting
  • Microsoft gave $10 million, according to reporting
  • Palantir gave $10 million, according to reporting
  • Paolo Tiramani, CEO of BOXABL, gave approximately $10 million, according to a press release
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Nationwide meat recall underway as ‘temperature abuse’ impacts 1.5 million pounds of beef, pork, and chicken

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I absolutely do, which is why I personally only buy meat I know I'll use. I've forgotten about or misplaced meat before and when I have to throw it away I apologize to the animal because that was unfair of me

I used to do home compositing but they don't recommend putting meat in worm bins. But I've heard black soldier fly larva or bokashi can handle meat just fine

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Lemmy is not great but its getting better

I'm a redditfugee (?) but using the voyager web app absolutely scratches my reddit itch for reading/participating in discussions on posts. I switch which server I'm logged into and sorting methods to see the widest spectrum of content

As apps are being developed, there will be a more seamless experience but for now I'm excited to be part of something "new" and something that's going to be part of internet history

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I agree with you but I may be misunderstanding your comment. Are you saying that they have pedophilic content? I'm racking my brain and I can't think of anything like that, and I'm pretty sure they've spoken (in their works) against it

I was an avid icp lover when I was younger. And I still am of the works I'm familiar with. Though I haven't listened to their newest stuff and don't know their current views. Back then, they had an acab message along with calling out corruption and greed. I can't remember anything specifically calling pedos out but they absolutely hate on child abusers and I couldn't imagine they'd give sex abuse a pass

Ok, so while I was looking for songs I found this one which admittedly wasn't an album I listened to. Amusingly it's on the same one that has the song people hate on them for: To Catch a Predator . Sings about playing as a young girl online to lure and kill or torture would-be predators, so there's a whole anti-pedo song

I unashamedly still listen to them once in a while and they get unfair hate. I just don't want that comment misconstrued. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk; I didn't mean to post a whole-ass thing

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many years ago I had a big one that camped over a light in a corner that was always on, so I got to see her catch SO MANY things. Moths, earwigs, other spiders... Spiders do unfortunately poop so the lampshade had spots on it but it was evidence of what WASN'T roaming around my place

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I feel that so hard. Where I work, inside a big refrigerated box inside a warehouse, there are times the only natural light I see is when I go outside for my breaks (for a total of a bit less than an hour). I live far enough north that it's dark when I start and dark when I end my shift. And yeah, that fucks with me pretty good

I have always found the night sky absolutely magical. And even when I'm in that state, there's something humbling and welcoming and comforting looking up at the stars and realizing that my feelings of "I don't matter" are valid because I am nothing in this great universe; and those moments are ok because everyone and everything are so insignificant in relation to the vastness of our universe