Piggybacking on this comment, but i never realized until I started keeping chickens that meat birds get so disproportionately huge that you can't allow them to roost / have to have a ramp out of their coop. If they jump, they'll blow out their legs when they land and just...die. They're literally bred to be incompatible with life, as no one really needs them to live long anyway.
Awesome! All the advice I saw on the net was to try and run it via Steam (which ended up causing weird graphical glitches) but it ran great for me with just regular wine.
Already found a fun guild while I was running WC...let me know if you're looking for one!
I recently got the urge to play WoW again, so I figured I'd cash in on the 'free play til level 20' thing and play on a Classic server. Except those are pay only. Decided I'd try retail since it was free and quit within an hour. I've been really loving Turtle WoW, however.
after the Pietta 1860 snub nose revolver went off around 5 p.m. and accidentally struck the young boy in the shoulder
“When he decided to cock back the hammer of this revolver it slipped and it shot his grandson in the left shoulder, causing an injury,”
I really hate when people go all passive voice about having shot someone. Did it just magically 'go off' or was dumbass fucking around with it while it was pointed at his grandson?
Call Screen is legitimately my favorite thing about my pixel, having switched from an Edge about a year ago.
My only wish is that I could change the script on it. At one point I thought it'd be hilarious to just pipe it to chatGPT and let them talk to each other.
I never made this connection -https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colma_(album)
Turns out a reolink ip cam was cheaper and worked much better, so I ended up just doing that
Man...Discovery Channel is so fucking dumb lol
Definitely doesn't seem terribly traumatic - https://youtu.be/176eog7mZjc?si=B4TPpWw7CJb-IGXl
(CW - shows pig putting its head into a box filled with inert gas to eat food. The pig falls over, regains consciousness, then immediately places its head back into the box to continue eating)
Hell yes! Nerd fight!
Hey everyone!
So I have a chicken coop and wanted to be able to see the inside of it to make sure predators don't get in at night, etc.
I installed my Pi3 and this webcam into the coop -
I am currently using Motion with motion detection turned off to get a simple stream of jpgs. Its not great.
I have a number of security cameras that I capture video from using ffmpeg to save their RTSP stream. Ideally I would like to run an RTSP server on the Pi and interact with its stream in the same way (I also look at them via HomeAssistant).
I've been beating my head against the wall with MediaMTX / ffmpeg (and its current lack of ffserver) for a bit now. Is there a smarter way to do this?
Lol is he legit running an alt with chatGPT?
Christ.
That question keeps coming up as if users can not create multiple accounts to circumvent that.
If we are taking that approach, does that not make the rest of the rules unenforceable as well?
I figure I'll eventually setup my own instance to go with my Mastodon
Good to know, thank you! Was just interested in LW's official stance.
They would likely need to be deleted, unless things have changed since this comment was made.
Oof, that's rough. I hadn't realized that.
I feel like you, and several others, are entirely missing the point.
Its not that I want the community so much as I am concerned about the squatting aspect at large.
The call to join 'their' team. Also, why did they create a community they had no interest in modding / participating in to begin with?
A good example is https://lemmy.world/c/documentaries
One of their mods, https://lemmy.world/u/sabbah, currently mods 54 communites despite only being on Lemmy for about a month and has never posted on c/documentaries (except for his post asking for people to join his mod team).
The other mod, https://lemmy.world/u/AradFort, has one post to c/documentaries and moderates 18 communities.
Does Lemmy.World have a plan to remove this kind of cancer before we start getting reddit supermods here too?
Edit: This comment shows how this is even more dangerous than I had thought.
Edit2: Official answer from LW admin is here
In the same vein, I'm noticing a bunch of communities are already being moderated by the same people (who appear to have just gone through and squatted a bunch of popular community names). Is there a plan to fix this going forward?
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