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Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What do you do when homeless folks ask for money?1·1 month agoI’ll give sometimes if they’re not pushy. If i don’t want to, sometimes I’ll tell them “I just gave all my change to that guy back there”
Guitar here.
Maybe we can decide on one sub we can all inhabit? There’s not enough folks on Lemmy to keep niche communities alive. If we just pick a general (any instrument) community it might be functional. Instrument specific communities could branch off when they have enough people
Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Lemmy is a tech literate echo chamber9·2 months agoBeing smart about one thing doesn’t mean a person is smart about all things.
Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Epstein puts my morality into perspective13·2 months agoDon’t forget, while the Qanon BS is flourishing, a former Speaker of the House (3rd in line to the presidecy) gets imprisoned for molesting at least four teenage boys.
Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Human civilization won't last forever; someday there will be a last movie ever made5·2 months agoI was just thinking this would make a good story. Solar panels begin to fail, the software is aware and experiences self preservation. Real Issac Asimov stuff
Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Human civilization won't last forever; someday there will be a last movie ever made15·2 months agoAI will continue making movies after we’re gone. Bots will give reviews and post their opinion in forums
We’ve moved from "it never happened " to “it’s not that bad”
College radio. It can be a little more “work” because the format changes with the deejay. Their shows usually last a couple hours and come on once a week. You can’t just tune in and expect to hear a certain genre. It’s worth it though. If you have a station near you, they sometimes let anyone deejay even if they’re not a student. I live in NE Ohio, the stations I’ve grown up with are WCSB 89.3, WRUW 91.1, WOBC 91.5, WJCU 88.7, WBWC 88.3. Also they are noncommercial so that’s a bonus. You can listen through their websites and they sometimes archive shows. I’ve found them on the TuneIn app but the app plays commercials.
Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's the Holy Grail item in your hobby?3·2 months agoI had no idea California had so many native species. Those golden look wild!
Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's the Holy Grail item in your hobby?12·2 months agoI’m into fly fishing and the holy grail for many anglers is catching native brook trout. Most trout are stocked or introduced with wild reproduction. Brookies were plentiful at one time before the loss of habitat. There are those that crawl on their hands an knees through brush to catch a 6" fish out of a stream you can jump over
Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Recommend a Beavis and Butt-head episode to initiate Gen Z'ers5·2 months agoLike a lot of things from the past, it’s best to view this in context. The original B&B ran from '93 to '97, long before internet streaming was a thing. Commercial radio still controlled what music most people heard. This show broke the mold and exposed people to A: underground music that didn’t get airplay “ladies and gentlemen… the Butthole Surfers” and B: older music that didn’t get played on the radio anymore. FM radio was pretty freeform until the mid 80’s when deejays were required to stick to a strict playlist. The impact was obvious when CD sales spiked for old/underground music after being featured on the show. Same thing for songs used in video game soundtracks.
Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•how many people came to this platform due to leaving / being banned from Reddit?1·2 months agoTwo years ago. Haven’t looked back. Much
Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's the most unexpectedly useful item you've ever bought under $20?5·2 months agoA large magnet. I bought it on a whim ~20 years ago for $20 (still online for same price). I got it on a whim while buying gifts from an educational toy website. It comes in handy whenever I drop something small that ferrous or just need it to hold onto things.
I had a Radio Shack computer in the early 80’s. When I sent in the warranty card, my address ended up on nerd mailing lists. Compuserve was the only public ISP and access cost $7 and hour IIRC plus it was a long distance call around 50 cents a minute (ask your grandparents). I was able to access the internet for free at public libraries. Had no idea what I was doing but managed to see weather predictions and access Nexus which was a digitized database of periodicals (magazines).
Set aside a cardboard box for stuff you haven’t used in years but you’d hate to throw away because it’s still useful. When the box fills up, drop it off at the thrift store and get another box
Hikermick@lemmy.worldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•It's Father's Day in the United States. What is a memory of your father that left the greatest impact on your life?2·3 months agoI’ll never forget being around 12 years old and hearing my dad address another adult by Mr+surname. It was Mr Palmer who organized the little league I grew up playing in and my dad coached. In school we were forced to address teachers and staff as Ms, Mrs or Mr but at that instance I realized treating others with respect is a choice
I too use stock for making food for my dogs. I’ll also make jello treats, it’s cheap, they love it, it’s really good for them.
I owe nothing!