u/Soul_4Sail

I own the movie on DVD and I want it digital without having to buy a disc drive or pay to have it converted. I found it for rent online for $3 so I’d like to just screen record it so I have a digital version.

What’s the best browser and recorder to do this so I don’t get a black screen?

It’s on the fandango app that I’ll be watching the movie from whole i record.

Who throws themselves out of a 2 story window, honestly?

This really feels like an attempted frame job that got botched.

I understand Postpartum Psychosis/depression is real. I am not trying to downplay a real diagnosis that affects thousands of women every day. But to outright defend and “stand with” someone who strangles her 3 babies, one after the other…. That’s just ridiculous. That takes time to do. That’s not a quick and easy thing to get done. Whether she was in a state of psychosis or not she deserves to spend the rest of her life locked up somewhere.

I think men need to take a hard look at the women who are supporting Lindsay Clancy or pointing the finger at Patrick Clancy and note them as walking red flags and avoid having any type of relationship with them.

This whole situation is kinda the perfect example of how influencers on TikTok have way more control over public opinion, than should be possible or allowed. We have a bunch of truecrime wine box moms who think they know better than anyone else, giving their opinions as if it is fact and dragging a man through the mud, who had to find his children murdered by the woman he chose to build a life with.

Even the women who don’t think he did it, say he didn’t do enough… somehow still they find a way to pin it on him.

It’s really not fair to say Patrick “didn’t do enough” when you look at what he actually did. He took paternity leave, worked from home, helped with the kids, they had a nanny, and both sides of the family were brought in to help when Lindsay got worse. When she was barely sleeping, he changed their sleeping arrangements so she could get better rest and they canceled plans because of her mental health. He knew about her medications and treatment, drove her to specialized psychiatric care, went back to speak directly with her doctors, and when she was scared and didn’t want to go to McLean, he told her she had to go. He visited her while she was hospitalized and spoke with her doctors there too. Even the day of the murders, he was home taking care of two of the kids while Lindsay took the other to an appointment.

Obviously with hindsight you can point to things that could’ve been done differently, but that’s very different from saying he abandoned her or didn’t support her. She had a husband and extended family actively helping her, plus multiple mental-health professionals treating her. It’s hard to look at all of that and reasonably claim he just didn’t care or didn’t try.

I got an adorable little puppy for my daughter and I last week and it’s been an emotional roller coaster.

I had to put my GP down 2 years ago and I’ve been so hesitant about getting a new dog because it’s heartbreaking to lose them, but my 6 year old has really been wanting a new dog so last week we saw a pup for adoption at the local humane society and get her.

She is very sweet and intelligent. Crate trained basically immediately. But of course puppies in general are a lot of work no matter how intelligent and I knew that going into this, but it’s been 11 years since I had a puppy and I guess I forgot just how much of a shift in day to day life it creates.

Sometimes I’m so happy I have her and my daughter finally has a dog she can grow with and other times I’m questioning wtf I was thinking.

I really thought I was just being a bad person or an indecisive pet owner but after reading a few forums on here, I think I am feeling a lot better about this whole situation.

Just wanted to share and kinda vent.

I thought this was a popular opinion, but after reading a few posts on Reddit and seeing the upvote vs downvote ratio, I guess it’s quite unpopular on Reddit, which speaks absolute volumes on the quality of the average Reddit user.

This new law that just passed in Massachusetts goes way beyond what I think most would deem okay.

There is now no gestational-age limit written into Massachusetts abortion law. After 24 weeks, the law no longer requires that the mother’s life or health be endangered or that the baby have a lethal or grave fetal condition. Instead, an abortion can be performed based on the physician’s professional judgment, and the law says a medical review process cannot override the treating physician and patient’s decision.

I’m sorry, but that’s insane to me. There is a massive moral difference between protecting access to abortion early in pregnancy and writing a law with no upper gestational limit whatsoever and removing the specific medical justifications that previously applied after 24 weeks. At some point we are no longer talking about an early pregnancy or a “clump of cells”… we are talking about a viable, developed baby. This goes far beyond any pro-choice position I’m comfortable supporting.

I walk a lot but I don’t really do squats, holy cow my thighs are sore sore. lol.

I’m gonna have to add squats into my workout so I don’t fall out 😂

She’s an 11 week old Aussie/Black Lab mix. I wish I could share photos.

I spend about $700/year on maintenance for my spark car. The car itself cost me $2500. I throw on cheap re-treaded tires, cheap brake pads and rotors when needed, cheap oil filter etc.

I can make $3200 in 2 months doing this part time, relatively easily. So other than gas, the other 10 months are all profit basically.

Not everyone’s paying $600 on tires every 6 months and $150 on an oil change monthly.

So an offer that might make 0 sense to you, could be a completely fine and profitable offer for someone else.

You don’t know their life and having a blanket judgement on what orders people take, based on your own maintenance costs, is ridiculous and short sighted.

I had a GMD route that was initially great, $49 for 41 miles and the last stop was right next to another Walmart.

Well the last customers neighborhood gate wouldn’t open with the code given and the contact customer button just sent me to spark support.

So they initiated the return and it only increased the pay by $2 and it’s a 25 mile drive to return the package… called support and they said there was nothing they could do about it.

It’s literally going to cost me more than I’ll make to return it… how’s that even legal?

I’m getting a new puppy in a week and I want to train him to ride in the car.

I don’t do shopping orders and I rarely take grocery orders unless they’re lumped in with GMDs. I prefer to do GMD routes.

Walmart explicitly states you are allowed to have a dog in the car with you, so I’m not worried about violating any policies.

Just kinda gauging community opinion.

I finished season 7 and immediately went to season 8 but the recap is showing scenes that I never saw in the show, like the guy who took Jemmy getting shot at and Claire talking to a girl in church and somehow realizing Faith is alive?

Did I miss an in between episode or season somewhere? I paused the show immediately because I don’t want to miss something.

Or is this some weird recap where they’re showing scenes that never happened? I’m so confused.

I got to play this game all of 2 days and now I can’t get any servers to show up? The game is up to date.

No matter what region tag or server tag combo I try, no servers show up anywhere.

Is anyone else experiencing this problem?

If you choose to be obese, that’s your decision. No one can force you to lose weight. But that doesn’t mean social media companies should financially reward people for promoting or glorifying obesity.

Social media platforms would never allow someone to monetize content glorifying heroin use, meth addiction, or other obviously self destructive behavior. But they’ll happily pay creators whose entire brand revolves around binge eating, celebrating morbid obesity, or insisting that obesity is healthy/beautiful.

I don’t see any difference.

The United States is in the middle of an obesity crisis. Hundreds of thousands of deaths each year are associated with obesity and obesity-related diseases, yet the people normalizing and promoting it are often rewarded with sponsorships, ad revenue, and algorithmic promotion.

Before anyone says, “What about people with medical conditions?” I’m not talking about the rare exceptions. I’m talking about influencers whose content actively promotes obesity, overeating, or the idea that obesity is healthy. Those are the people I’m referring to.

My opinion is simple: if social media companies refuse to monetize content that glorifies other dangerous behaviors because of the harm they can cause, they should apply the same standard to content that glorifies obesity.

Either public health matters, or it doesn’t.

I know this is a normal part of the detox and getting my system right, for me at least. It happens every time. But being someone who is already prone to hypochondria, it suuuucks -_-

My normal is BP is usually 115/68 or around that at least. I’ve been checking every day this week and it’s slowly been creeping upward then today was at 145/84 I absolutely know this is just from not smoking, happens every time I quit and every time I start back it is the symptom I always fear most, that makes it hard for me to quit again -_-

I don’t really remember how long this elevated BP lasts for me. I think it was a few weeks last time. It makes me so uncomfortable and the lack of sleep from the inability to sleep, does not help the situation at all.

No question really, just venting. Feel free to share your experiences with elevated BP after quitting.

I don’t believe the bibles telling of genesis, I just don’t and I don’t think that will ever change. I think the bible gets a lot of things right but a lot wrong as well. Especially since so many edits have been done and man/kings have omitted/ added what they want. I don’t have faith in the bibles accuracy to the words of God.

I don’t know if I will ever be open to the idea of religion tbh. But I do believe in God. I also keep seeing God being brought to me in a lot of different ways and at specific times.

I guess my question is, are there those of you out there that align with Christian values more than other religions, but also don’t fully believe ever bit of the bible?

I know salvation through faith is the key component to Christianity, but I don’t think I have that faith, I know I don’t. It’s probably my pride mixed with my over bearing sense of logic of believing what I can see and feel, but idk.

I don’t even know why I am posting in here, I guess just a place to vent since I have nowhere else to vent.

Apparently they are illegal on public land?

Someone told me I should collect the bottom 1/4 of pans from panning until I can fill up a 5 gallon bucket with the concentrate and then take it home to run through the high banker.

I’m new to panning, so idk if this is the best approach, or if I should just sell the high banker for an in stream sluice box that I can actually use?

Hey everyone, I built a Driving 4 Dollars app that agencies can offer to their clients.

It is useful for people in real estate, home services, solar, or other industries where someone is out in the field looking for properties or potential leads.

I built it to make the handoff between the person in the field and the CRM as clean as possible.

The general flow is:

• Someone spots a property while driving around or working in the field
• They log it in the mobile web app and add notes or photos if needed
• When they submit it, the property can be skip traced and sent into the client’s CRM as a new opportunity with the owner’s name and contact info

Quick demo and install:
https://driving4dollars.co/install

I’d genuinely appreciate feedback from agency owners who see this app being useful to their clients.