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I have the winter 2016 videos which I found on bilibili after they were taken down from YouTube, but the 2018 videos had a small video of the lecturer overlaid over the video of the slides, which helps enhance the vibes and get you into more of a lecture atmosphere. Also, it's just more recent.

Hey, I'd really appreciate some help on this one. I can't find any documentation that gives me a clue as to what I'm doing wrong, I even dug around the source repository to check how the install script uses disklabel.

For context, I have a drive on an old laptop with OpenBSD installed that I dd'd over SSH to a newer old laptop and would like to compress. Less than 15 GB of the entire > 200 GB is used.

I first converted the image to a VDI file and tried VirtualBox' compression, with zero luck. QCOW2 worked somewhat better by compressing down to 140 GB, but I wanted to get it down even further.

Anyway, at this point, I decided my best bet would be to manually recreate the disklabel on a

I hear HDBits has content w/ alternate language subs & dubs that fit the original file. I don't have a membership, and I understand it's extremely hard to get into.

I'm looking for Turkish audio-visual content, and having both English & Turkish sub & audio tracks is ideal, followed by Turkish audio & English & Turkish subs, but non-English content with fully Turkish audio & subs also works.

Besides the language considerations, the other major constraint is that it should be animated content, ideally for kids. I'm talking Spongebob Squarepants, Codename: Kids Next Door, Dexter's Laboratory, Ben 10, etc., but also some less kid-oriented content like Futurama.

(Visuals can be in English or T

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I was watching a YouTube video by someone who'd had Amia Srinivasan as a professor when studying philosophy at Oxford (IIRC), who mentioned her recent (feminist) book, “The Right to Sex”. Well, that intrigued me, so I went searching it and I found this review, in which I found this interesting passage:

Starting in the 1980s, Srinivasan says in her chapter “Sex, Carceralism and Capitalism”, “US feminists successfully campaigned for states to adopt ‘mandatory arrest’ policies which require the police to make an arrest when they are called to a domestic violence com

https://josephg.com/blog/war-over-being-nice

This is an interesting post I read on someone's blog about who is responsible for people's emotional reactions, the triggered person or the person who said the words that triggered the other? It talks about the two extreme cultures of competition and accomodation, the gendered nature of these cultures, and their relation to the culture wars.

It makes a case that both cultures have their strengths, and we need to allow space for the competing culture to exist instead of cancelling it where it shows up.

Finally, it explores how this relates to consent culture.

Where do you agree or disagree with the analysis of this article? Why or why not? How