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The original was posted on /r/mademesmile by /u/ksigler on 2025-11-21 02:18:43+00:00.

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Concert film of The Cure’s November 1st (2024) performance at London’s Troy.

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/1573225-the-cure-the-show-of-a-lost-world

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The original was posted on /r/tifu by /u/Props_angel on 2025-11-21 02:58:50+00:00.

Happened on Sunday. I was going for a nice fall (no pun intended) walk and spotted some gloriously vibrant mushrooms popping up through golden orange leaves on the ground. I happily wandered off the path and into the leaves to start taking photos. One large orange mushroom the size of a salad plate, another brilliant red mushroom with cream spots straight out of a fairytale, and then, I saw it.

It was the most glorious mushroom I had ever seen with a deep wine colored cap that brightened into red at the tip with cream veiled lumps scattered across its surface. I walked over to take a few pictures of it but before I could take a single one, I felt my foot begin to slide down the slope as if the leaves beneath it had turned into skis. Panicked because I'd just had a spinal fusion last winter, I ground down with my foot in an effort to break the fall.

Almost immediately a flood of pain erupted with a gunshot crack in my ankle as I eased my upper body into a slide. When I stopped at the bottom of the small slope, my neck was fine but I couldn't lift my ankle off the ground. I ended up dragging myself about 20 feet up the slope where a nice elderly couple found me and I promptly passed out.

Just had the CT scan of my ankle done today. Trimalleolar fracture. Oblique fractures of the tibia and fibula and a vertical intra-articular fracture of the distal tibia which is more consistent with a high energy impact like a motor vehicle accident or fall from a height. I'll be in surgery on Wednesday getting surgical steel implanted into my ankle all because of a stupid mushroom (it was glorious though).

https://imgur.com/a/Cdw2jXM

TLDR: I'm getting steel implanted into my bones to put my tibia and fibula back together again because I tried to take a photo of a beautiful mushroom.

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The original was posted on /r/funny by /u/Cauliflower_of_Time on 2025-11-21 04:35:55+00:00.

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Not specific, just want to know if this even exists: a city clearing zombie game

Has anyone made a zombie game where you actually clear/retake an infested city? Lots of games have you raid a city to build a base somewhere else, (7D2D, unturned, now Vein, etc.) or just do things in an infested city (Dying Light, RE, etc.) sometimes culminating in some sort of big climax that results in or implies the end of the zombie times, or maybe you just leave, but are there any that have that element of progression where you slowly take more of the map and the zombies aren't just randomly spawned in a radius around the player regardless of how many you knock down? The closest I have ever found was an old flash game from when those were a thing, based around worker placement and resource management.

transcription: im not asking for the world, just this

Forth digital drawing I've actually finished!

Israel’s systematic destruction of civilian homes in Gaza constitutes “part of an act of genocide”, UN Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing Balakrishnan Rajagopal declared, noting that the devastation has barely slowed despite the ceasefire reached in early October. RELATED: Hezbollah Condemns Israeli Strike on Lebanese Refugee Camp Rajagopal said that even after […]

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Chinese scientists and engineers are shrinking one of the most complex and expensive technologies in modern chipmaking down to desktop size and using it to manufacture 14-nanometre chips. While 14-nm chips no longer represent the cutting edge – commercial foundries have already pushed into the 3-nm realm – they remain a sweet spot for performance, cost and efficiency, powering everything from industrial automation to electric vehicles and smart wearables. At the UltrafastX academic conference in...

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Although environmental groups allege that, with a combustion engine and a large battery, plug-in hybrids are often more polluting than advertised, many see them as a greener interim option for people who are not ready to switch to electric vehicles.

However, the European car industry may have already lost the war before it has even begun. While car groups are lobbying hard for Brussels to loosen the region’s 2035 petrol ban to allow PHEVs and other technologies, Chinese brands are already starting to win over consumers with their plug-in vehicles that are cheaper and have longer ranges.

“Today, the European automakers are still not on par with the Chinese on plug-in hybrid technology,” Pedro Pacheco, an analyst at Gartner, said. “If the market were to pivot towards plug-in hybrids in 2035 in Europe, it will still fall into the hands of the Chinese.”

MI5 warns lawmakers China’s security ministry is “actively reaching out to individuals in our community” to “collect information and lay the groundwork for long-term relatio…

Warm up your Z-machines, folks.