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I was watching youtube a few days ago and i forgot a video essay i watched about a gothic or scene fashion designer that went to france for a while. it wasn’t fiction but he was in icon in either one of those community.

What can I port my current phone number to that's not Google Voice and that I don't have to pay monthly/a ton of money for? I am willing to pay Some Amount to be free from the overwhelming spam caused largely by having the same number for 20 years.

I have been searching online but everything seems geared towards companies or whatever/is very expensive.

Please let me know if you have any recommendations or know a good way to search for this!

Thank you 🕵‍♂️

Not a single image to PDF, various PNGs to a singular PDF.

This is a long shot, but I am looking for a report listed as a similar case in a citation footnote from an article titled 'What Did You Do during the War?'

https://www.academia.edu/29509000/What_Did_You_Do_during_the_War_Personal_Responses_to_the_Aftermath_of_Nazi_Occupation

This is the full footnote as it is written on page 831 of the article:

76 NARB f. 4p, op. 29, d. 472, ll. 668–69 (letter from the TsK KP[b]B to F. Borisevich, 31 May 1945), l. 669 (Slutsk district party committee report, no later than May 1945). For simi- lar cases, see l. 97 (Vitebsk regional party committee report on the case of E. A. Maslenikovaia, 30 November 1945), l. 580 (Mogilev regional party committee report on the case of V. Luk´ianenko, 1945), l. 587 (Smolevichi district party committee report on the case of S. I. Maltsevaia, 30 May 1945), ll. 618–19 (Pinsk district party committee report on the case of T. V. Buchik, 17 May 1945, and corresponding letter from Buchik); d. 469, l. 283 (Minsk region procuracy report on the case of a woman named Krupinaia, 8 April 1946); d. 510, l. 738 (Berezino district party committee report on the case of Ia. A. Shpakovskii, 24 May 1946).

I am not sure if Ia. is correct or possible a typo, which may actually be referring to single initials I. A.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19799305

At the top are corporations and the well-to-do. In the middle are judges and police. At the bottom are the couch-dwelling viewers beholden to all above watching TV.

I know I've seen this online somewhere, but I can't remember where. It may have been a cut-scene from a video or a standalone .GIF file. I'm not certain.

If anyone in the community has seen this same image, I'd love to know the source.

The device is a mini thermal printer listed as the Flash Toy Mini on this Thai website. I think Flash Express only rebrand and sell the device, but when I looked at the windows drivers on the website, it was made for a "Flash Toy F2 Pro" which I guess is the same device but the model names are changed. I haven't come across many instances where the drivers are custom made for or by the seller for a novel device such as this one.

It uses an android app called SharpFox which was made by a Chinese company called Xiamen Angyin Information Technology co. Ltd. They also manufacture thermal printers.

I found this website of theirs, but I don't find a device even remotely similar to the Flash Toy. There's also this website but I'm unsure if those two are related.

Now I think that whoever was the manufacturer, may have discontinued the original device since it's not listed and Flash Express are just selling old stock. Then I find this Indian website also selling what looks like the same device, but the drivers they offer are made for the original Flash Toy, so the Indian sellers are further away from the source, but the device is still being made somewhere.

Anyway, finding the source of uncommon devices made in China is always difficult. But this time I've hit a dead end. Any help would be appreciated.

Trying to find this 2012 documentary episode that aired on CUNY TV, but it seems to be nowhere https://tv.cuny.edu/show/cunytv/PR2000828

Back in the early days of the internet I found this site with cool desktop backgrounds. I had one for a few years, and while digging though old files I found the it. So we are talking like to late 90s or early 2000s. I think the site was like "dark ___" or somthing edgy like that

I was curious if the old site was still around, or at least the artist, but Google reverse search didn't come up with anything.

It says primal on the bottom right, I didn't see much from the binary.

This is not a fetish thing, I promise. Every year or so I have an unexplainable urge to watch this video and I have to scour the internet to find it. This latest time I have been unable to find anything except for a TikTok style edit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD1V4jXzcL4

The music and text were added and I believe that they slowed it down as well. I can't remember if the original had sound but it in my mind it did. It is exceptionally difficult to find a specific video of a dog licking someone on the internet. Please help me locate the original so that I can put it in deep storage and never have to go through this ordeal again.

I have searched for it on tineye which was the most helpful but only found a reversed gif and some screenshots on a Chinese website. Yandex and Google were u helpful.

It's an old show I watched when I was young, but I don't remember if at the time it was new or not, so it's at least 15~20 old but might be older.

It follows a young robot boy who goes on adventures. He's a fan of another celebrated robot, the size of a Gundam, but doesn't realize the other bot is in fact a Mech-suit. There's is a hero sidekick type relationship between the robot boy and the pilot/mech.

That's all I can remember about it

thx !

He makes short videos covering famous songs with both instruments and random items. I'm fairly certain he is bald and usually memes a bit with his sunglasses.

I just can't find me guy and this itch is getting annoying.

Thanks in advance!

Any free alternatives, hopefully opensource? I couldn't find anything but Natron

https://github.com/NatronGitHub/Natron

Pre-60s stuff. I love the general audio quality and the orchestral arrangements backing the dramatic transatlantic dialogue.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/306503

Saw this awesome looking car today! Can anyone recognize what model is it?