Looks like the set of The Righteous Gemstones.
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My favorite Tolstoy work is Anna Godzilla. It’s about a giant pre-historic lizard who has an intense affair with an imperial Russian count before completely wiping out Saint Petersburg.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•The most predictable sequel ever filmed
2·4 days agoMe: “Huh. That’s weird. I don’t remember eating corn.”
I spent a week “shoot bagging” seed corn when I was a teenager. It’s kind of like putting condoms on corn stalks. It helps prevent this sort of thing.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•A beaver licence...English
6·7 days ago
My Dear Ebeneezer,
It has come to my attention that in the seven years since my untimely demise, you have become an increasingly greedy and insufferable twat. I must strongly advise you against this. First, because I do not wish you to walk the earth bound by the chains of your own sins, in penance, as I have. Second, I wish to spare you the agony of sitting through three separate hour-long presentations that could have been an email. Lastly, the villagers have begun singing songs about what a bad person you are when they think you’re not listening. They didn’t even do that to me when I was still alive. Once again, I implore you to immediately cease being a greedy, insufferable twat for your own sake.
Most Regretably Yours,
Jacob Marley
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Technology@lemmy.world•Creative workers on the affects of AI on their jobsEnglish
18·7 days agolearn prompts engineering
“Can you please do it right this time? Pretty please?”
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Am i cooked? SAS or SATAEnglish
8·10 days agoWhy not just use what you have until you can afford to and/or need to upgrade? SAS drives are more expensive because they typically offer higher performance and reliability. Hardware raid may be “old” but it’s still very common. The main risk with it is that if your raid card fails, you’ll have to replace it with the same model if you don’t want to rebuild your server from scratch.
I’ve been running an old Dell PowerEdge for several years with no issues.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Do people actually call their parents by their name (as in First-name basis)? Have you ever done that? Or witnessed someone doing that?
3·10 days agoMy oldest child is the only one who calls me by my first name. When I adopted her, I told her she didn’t have to call me “dad” unless she wanted to. I’ve heard her refer to me as “dad” when she thinks I’m not in earshot.
jubilationtcornpone@sh.itjust.workstoPolitical Memes@lemmy.world•Finally, the day visualized!
9·11 days agoWhere’s “accidentally group chatting state secrets to randos?”
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You Should Know@lemmy.world•YSK about Project 100,000, when the US conscripted people with mental disabilities to be used as cannon fodder in Vietnam, suffering triple the casualties of other soldiers
241·11 days ago“Just need a few more million tons of bombs bro. Then the NVA will finally realize that WE’RE the good guys bro.”
– Robert McNamara (Probably)
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Trippin' Through Time@lemmy.ca•Happy DecemberEnglish
8·14 days ago“Just because your birthday falls on Christmas it doesn’t mean your going to get twice as many presents, Jesus.”
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Science Memes@mander.xyz•same shit every day, on godEnglish
3·15 days agoNuclear Powered Steam Locomotives
Pros:
- Looks cool as hell.
- Only needs to be refuled every 25 years.
- It’s a steam locomotive.
- It’s a steam locomotive.
- Did I mention it’s a steam locomotive?
Cons:
- Have to replace the fireman with a nuclear engineer.
- Still have to stop to grease bearings and take on water periodically.
- Hazardous radioactive materials.
Pros clearly outweigh the cons. What are we waiting for?
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Science Memes@mander.xyz•same shit every day, on godEnglish
3·15 days agoWhere’s the cloud? The cloud has to be involved somehow.
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Programming@programming.dev•How good engineers write bad code at big companies
29·15 days agoManagement often views software engineers more like machines that spit out code rather than actual engineers who design software. I can’t tell you how many projects I’ve been on where someone up the ladder is unhappy with the time estimate given to complete a feature so they either bring on a contractor or pull a team from another project
Invariably, the additional “help” makes a giant cluster fuck and the people who are actually familiar with the code are now stuck having to scrutinize every PR and fix a ton of defects rather than contributing to feature development. Then the feature takes twice as long to develop as originally estimated. Management scratches their head, shrugs it off, and repeats the same mistake the next time.
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pics@lemmy.world•[OC] Projectile ring for ammunition inside the 16 inch main gun of the USS North Carolina
18·15 days agoBattleships were an interesting chapter in naval history. They were first developed around 60 years before aircraft carriers, increasingly designed with the idea that they would be able to hit enemy targets while remaining out of range of returned fire. That ended up being an unrealistic expectation. Those 16 inch guns can lob a 1 ton shell nearly 24 miles but not very accurately at that range.
Battleships probably outlived their tactical usefulness. They were definitely good for projecting force. Few things say “I’m going to obliterate you” like a large, fast ship armed with 9 giant-ass canons.








I think this is the first time I’ve encountered a church musician on Lemmy. What instrument(s) do you play?