Yep, riding in my moms 76 Honda civic, my mom would tell me (and my sister) to shut up when complaining about the smoke. Also the lit embers that would enevitably fling back into the back seat still hold some early memories.

To be met with “oh yah, you betcha”

For those who just want to see the picture.

Looks legit, how did you season the pork for smoking, wet brine dry brine or just seasonings? I always do mine carnitas style in a dutch oven. Looks great!

I think if Trumps plan plays out and if If Project 2025 is enacted it will likely have more than an effect on the US, it will likely have profound effects on the world. It will change geopolitics and economies through shifts in alliances, trade dynamics, nationalistic sentiments, and domestic economic policies.

Thinking it through, it’ll probably move towards an increasingly complex global landscape, overshadowed by uncertainty and potential conflicts.

Do I see a fried egg in there? - Reminds me of a burger I once got in Australia they call a burger with the lot. Burger bun, BBQ sauce/ Mayo/ ketchup, smashed patty, fried onion, cheese, bacon, pickled beetroot, grilled pinapple, fresh tomato, lettuce, fried egg, it’s a belly buster - Nice looking setup you have there.

Boards of Canada: Music has the right to Children or Geogaddi.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJj24t6nOn4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDkHR80rNtw

Apparently dead people are voting all over the place.

Love it! What happened to the little guy on the right, not a coffee drinker?

Take it like Teddy you wimp.

Thanks for this, what a great app!

I love this app. I’ve been using it for at least a year now. It’s my number one app on my phone for music without ads, a Spotify replacement of sorts.

However, it does have moments where it cycles endlessly on a search result, possibly due to an issue with YouTube’s API. Sometimes, if I’m away from my phone, I find it stuck in a searching pattern. All-round, it’s an awesome replacement for Spotify.

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Looks crazy delicious, but what’s with the chile peppers, I’ve never seen such a green pepper.

Wow, you just melted my mind trying to relive my high school English. I don’t want to wade into anything without thoroughly checking, but I think you may be correct.

Wouldn’t it be great if independent auditors were standard, responsible for holding companies accountable for their data security practices, coupled with a rating system akin to those used in the banking sector? Before paying for a service, consumers would be aware of how secure the service is. Say A++ or AAA.

It would be a pain in Silicon Valley’s ass for sure, but it would go a long way toward giving consumers peace of mind and bringing about a whole new industry in the process.

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I couldn’t have said it better myself.

Yep, I could have just said that.

Hey, I was wondering also a while back and remembered that I saved a response from asking ChatGPT…

“how can i easily post a video on a lemmy instance without resorting to youtube.”

To post a video on a Lemmy instance without resorting to YouTube or similar platforms, you can follow these steps based on the information gathered from the sources:

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Prepare Your Video: Ensure your video is in a web-friendly format such as WEBM, which is mentioned as a viable option for embedding directly in posts

2. Upload to a File Hosting Service: Since direct video posting on Lemmy is not widely supported due to storage and bandwidth constraints, upload your video to a file hosting service. Catbox.moe was specifically mentioned as a suitable option for this purpose.

Other alternatives could include ImgBB, Dropbox, or Google Drive, depending on the file size and the hosting service’s policies regarding direct linking.

3. Get the Direct Link to Your Video: After uploading, obtain the direct URL to your video file. This is crucial for embedding the video in your Lemmy post.

4. Post on Lemmy: Create a new post on your desired Lemmy instance. Instead of attaching the video file directly, paste the direct URL to your video file in the body of your post. Mention that it’s a video and encourage readers to click the link to view it.

Alternative Solutions: As a workaround, it’s recommended to upload your video to a separate service designed for video hosting, such as PeerTube or Pixelfed, and then share the link on Lemmy. This approach helps manage the load on Lemmy instances and ensures that video content remains accessible without overburdening the system

Hope this may help.