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Scott Mumford (*Dad Mod* from r/paulthomasanderson)

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See my response (above)--that's over many, many years.

Those viewings of "2001" are over a multi-year period, beginning in April, 1968. Same with "Boogie Nights"--many viewings since 1997.

2001, close to 40 times...and only in theaters. (I've never watched it on TV.)

Boogie Nights, close to 50 times...perhaps half of those on the big screen.

+1 for the heads-up about mlmym.org! 👍😎

Agreed. 👍

They've been promoting OPPIE for weeks, I'm not sure bailing on the red carpet event will effect the films opening numbers at all.

Whoa, wait. WefWef (now "Voyager") BUILT IN? How slick is that! (Voyager is one of my fav ways to lemmy...) 😎

Another hand in the air for Feedly.

You might be right about Voyager--I might have been thinking of another app and/or directly in the instance website. But I've definitely edited OPs--and been very grateful for it!

(I thought this was already available. I've de-typod several by now.)

Lemmy.film

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Old World vs New World? Fascinating. I refer to mine as "grid walks"--which I guess wouldn't apply to your variation!

That's how I started!! I still manually map each walk (which IS kind of a chore) on gmap-pedometer and My Maps (Google). I'm kinda afraid to stop--just incase something goes sideways with CityStrides! 😏

The epitome of laziness. They had the strength to get it to this aisle--but somehow it's just too exhausting to walk it back to where they got it.

Wait, subtract one: I'm on both .world and .ee

Better than the really expensive cut of meat left in the detergent aisle. #HumansSuck

Hey, that's tonight! Let's see how the day shakes out.

If you ever do BOOGIE NIGHTS, I'M IN!!

There are several apps that I can use--but I most often it's the "Walk" app on a Garmin Vivoactive 4 smartwatch -- which then syncs with the CityStrides website.

And I totally get street photography--which is really rewarding too. I call it being in "Photographer Mind"--where I literally interact with the world differently: a much more visual orientation--which can be very meditative and relaxing. I love it!

Thanks for the heads-up! Those 3 guys are a little over-caffeinated for my tastes, but I should try and find that original making-of doc! 😏

Here's the segment you referenced: https://piped.video/Ja54Fggs2U8?t=568

Here's another one: https://piped.video/47b9c94RPMM