They have to be reflective lenses, dummy.
gedaliyah
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News@lemmy.world•Live Nation boasted of gouging ticket buyers, “robbing them blind”
6·15 hours agoIf this ever happens to you, it’s important to dispute the charge immediately.
I started fighting it probably 6-8 months ago. At that time, it was outside the window that it could be disputed. Check with your credit card. It usually has to be disputed in 30-60 days. Given that it was purchased well in advance of the show and we waited to see if it would be rescheduled, it was outside the window.
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News@lemmy.world•Live Nation boasted of gouging ticket buyers, “robbing them blind”
281·19 hours agoHere’s a great mini-scam inside the big scam:
I buy a ticket as a gift to my wife. Only the ticket holder can use the ticket. So I transfer the ticket (several hundred dollars) to my wife’s account.
The concert is canceled.
They call it “delayed,” although that was over a year ago. I can’t apply for a refund because I am no longer the ticket holder. She cannot apply for a refund because they can only refund it back to the original purchaser. Transfer is locked on delayed shows.
“Robbing them blind” is right.
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News@lemmy.world•A Third of Americans Have Cut Spending or Borrowed Money for Health Care
7·21 hours agoIt’s hard to believe it’s so low. I’d have assumed it was much higher.
I swear one of those has a “G” on it. Grandduke of Spimonds?
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Technology@lemmy.world•Silicon Valley is buzzing about this new idea: AI compute as compensationEnglish
9·2 days agoCan’t they just pay me in NFTs?
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Android@lemdro.id•Free ways to listen to EPUB files at 400+ WPM on Android?English
51·2 days agoLinking to my recent review of Anx Reader.
Me only looking one way because my finances are a wreck
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News@lemmy.world•Iran warns people who dare defy internet blackout
11·4 days agoIf there is a long US war or occupation, that would surely be a disaster for the Iranian people. But Iran already has many of the core mechanisms of democratic government. It’s not Afghanistan, it’s not even Iraq.
People vote for leadership. There has just been the “revolutionary” guard that operates the shadow government with the real power. The religious fundamentalist government has had the right to choose the candidates, but people really do vote from among those choices.
If the people can succeed in transferring military power to the elected government, then there is a real chance for permanent and stable change. The people are educated, the economy is sophisticated and diverse, and there are functioning institutions.
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News@lemmy.world•Iran warns people who dare defy internet blackout
121·4 days agoAnd to cover up their atrocities. We still don’t know if they killed 10,000 protestors or 36,000.
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News@lemmy.world•US and Israel launch strikes across Iran as crowds celebrate new supreme leader
162·5 days agoFor the past 2 months, Iran has switched to a North-Korean model of information control.
The internet is still on total government blackout. Voice and video messaging is near impossible. Calling into and out of Iran is near-impossible.
This means that literally every single image, message, video, description, report, etc. that comes out of Iran is either government propaganda or secretly smuggled out at great personal risk. Western media has not yet caught on to the implications of this reality.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL it takes the average mammal 12 seconds to poop.English
10·7 days agoToday I learned that I am well above average.
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News@lemmy.world•Leaked Interior Department database reveals US plans to revise historical information
4·11 days agoAgain or still?
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News@lemmy.world•Supreme Court preserves only GOP-held congressional district in New York City for 2026 elections
7·11 days agoRedistricting for me but not for thee
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News@lemmy.world•Persian Americans in Los Angeles celebrate regime change in Iran
31·11 days agoI’m sorry, but you’ve lost the plot. This does not look at ALL like AI upsizing. There is no AI noise, faces are intelligible. Hands have the right number of fingers, and are attached to people. There is no AI noise. The stars are the correct number and in the correct arrangement (see overlay below). People have a range of expressions. The framing is natural.
Additionally, it is published and credited in a major news source with long-established editorial oversight.

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News@lemmy.world•Persian Americans in Los Angeles celebrate regime change in Iran
21·12 days agoNo, image is by Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times
Not everything is AI
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Technology@lemmy.world•California introduces age verification law for all operating systems, including Linux and SteamOS — user age verified during OS account setupEnglish
7·12 days agoThis kinda seems like a roundabout way of avoiding government /corporate age verification laws? Like it doesn’t require ID verification or biometrics and runs a local api to verify age.
Can someone smarter than me please explain if this is a good thing or not?

















I gotta admit, PeerTube is really beginning to stabilize into a platform I’d consider using. Imma have to take another look when I have to time.