cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/tech/p/1124775/xai-now-has-46-gas-turbines-without-air-permits

Today’s game is Ghost of Tsushima. I finally finished the main story for a second time. I think having gotten a chance to mature when I played this the second time has let me pick up on a lot of themes I didn’t before.

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One such one I was going to note was the symbolism of Jin not having any honor, while Shimura is a “Slave” to honor.

On retrospect though I’ve been weighing this. Half in my head I’ve been wondering if the Khan is the one without Honor, and Jin is instead the “Middle Ground”. But also I don’t think that’s necessarily true, because he adopts a lot of their things that make them dishonorable, so he’s more so the idealized morally good version of that.

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I also got these lovely sunset photos of the duel I wanted to share. The sunset and silhouette really bring out the picture to me.

In the epilogue I also noticed Jin has Shimura’s armor. It makes me wonder how he got it. I have to assume he stole it. Then again there’s all those Easter eggs of other Sony franchises so maybe it’s best not to question it.

Next time I play I’d like to get to the DLC, so I guess that’s kind of next on my list. I promised myself I’d finish this before anything else so I’d like to stick to that. Then go back and clean my backlog.

Our family watches TV trough IPTV and via streaming services and it's been fine enough for quite some time. However, now one of our broadcast companies got in a fight about streaming contract with our IPTV provider and we lost a few of the channels. Not that big of a deal for me personally, but apparently there's some shows the rest of the family wants to see. This isn't the first time and likely it won't be the last.

However, all the free channels are available over air as well (and that's one excuse for IPTV operators to exclude offerings, "you can watch it anyway"). We have an antenna, but previous house owners just left the cable loose at the outside wall and brough it trough a hole in window frame. I've removed the cable and patched the hole for it and it'd be pretty difficult to run antenna cable to our TV set cleanly. However, I could pull a new cable nearby to my server stack with reasonable effort.

It's been quite a while since I've played with capture cards and any kind of streaming, so maybe hive mind here has some ideas. TV already has Android TV box connected, so anything that works with it is a bonus, but not a requirement.

So, what software (and hardware) I could use to pull video from DVB-T2 and stream that over local network?

You can read it here fully: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TmsJIlOtdp9KVNHGoJMG8iWsCfrM7fl8?usp=sharing

It is a fanon sequel to the OG 1982 series, set many years later, with Penny Brown discovering the truth behind why her now missing uncle, John Brown (Inspector Gadget) was always incompetent and a buffoon.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/46881783

Another day, another Cybertruck being towed from somewhere nobody really ought to need a tow from. Take a look, Toyota Sienna to the rescue.

You guys are awesome. You've taken a bunch of sand and made it do some amazing things. FOSS devs especially, you do this for the good of everyone for little benefit to yourselves. You all deserve a medal.

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Dans leur livre-enquête « Les Charognards, le business de la mort », les journalistes Brianne Huguerre-Cousin et Matthieu Slisse plongent au cœur d’un secteur à la fois extrêmement rentable et tabou en France : celui des pompes funèbres. Ce marché, qui pèse plus de 3 milliards d’euros chaque année, est en grande partie contrôlé par deux acteurs dominants, OGF et Funecap, qui en concentrent à eux seuls près d’un tiers.
Derrière la puissance de ces groupes se profile une logique capitaliste, où l’accompagnement du deuil semble passer après les objectifs de rentabilité. Dans ce contexte, les familles endeuillées apparaissent comme vulnérables, parfois même traitées comme des proies par ceux que les auteurs n’hésitent pas à qualifier de « charognards ».
Cette course aux clients et au profit engendre, selon l’enquête, de nombreuses dérives : cérémonies non conformes, erreurs d’identification des défunts, ou encore crémations de corps qui auraient dû être inhumés. En s’appuyant sur plus d’une centaine de témoignages, les deux journalistes dévoilent un système inquiétant, révélateur d’une marchandisation de la mort toujours plus déshumanisée.

Journaliste : Hamza Chennaf
Montage : Sandra Perrin
Son : Baptiste Veilhan, Théo Duchesne
Graphisme : Morgane Sabouret, Margaux Simon
Production : Hicham Tragha
Directeur du développement des collaborations extérieures : Mathias Enthoven
Co-directrice de la rédaction : Soumaya Benaïssa
Directeur de la publication : Denis Robert

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cross-posted from: https://news.abolish.capital/post/49670

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Chip shortage solved! Long live the new flesh!