• Captain Aggravated@sh.itjust.works
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    14 days ago

    Astrum and or SEA. calm space documentaries. interesting enough to hold my attention and keep my mind from racing, not critical enough that I’m afraid to miss it.

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        13 days ago

        Nice! Those videos last me forever, too! They’re 2-3 hours, but knock me out in 5-10 minutes, and they’re interesting enough I keep going back until I get through it.

        I finished the Sumerians last week and am 1/4 into the Songhai now.

  • Skunk@jlai.lu
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    15 days ago

    Feldup, the French version of scare theater or other channels like that.

    If it is really noisy or I need to sleep during the day (working shifts), waves sound from my Ozlo sleepbuds.

  • Drusas@fedia.io
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    15 days ago

    Silence. It’s not uncommon for me to fall asleep watching a Jaws or Alien movie, either.

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    15 days ago

    Classic movies, usually from TCM. I love classics but they’re often fantastic to fall asleep to with their slower stories and quieter dialog.

  • 👍Maximum Derek👍@discuss.tchncs.de
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    15 days ago

    Over the last year or so I’ve conditioned myself to fall asleep to “Seasons” by Chris Cornell. It’s the first song on my sleep playlist and I realized I was conditioned a few weeks ago when my wife was watching the movie Singles (which features the song repeatedly) and every time a bit of the song was played I would yawn.

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    15 days ago

    The Office (US). I’ve seen them all a million times but there’s still enough to distract my mind. It’s using the ubiquity of all the one liners and memes to advantage.

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    15 days ago

    There’s this Dutch fella who has a huge library of videos on YouTube where he plays these incredibly difficult custom levels for Doom. Despite the difficulty of playing them pistol start on the hardest difficulty, he’s (almost) always very calm, narrating his experiences live with a low, calming voice. Game volume is also set low, so even with tons of explosions and screaming revenants his voice takes center stage.

    While he isn’t uploading gameplay videos anymore, save for user submitted levels, he was uploading daily videos for the better part of five years. There’s plenty of material. I like to put a video or two on while unwinding for bed, and once I start feeling sleepy enough I just lock my phone screen, drop the volume til I can juuuust clearly hear his voice, and fall asleep.

    decino

  • Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    15 days ago

    More Kitboga for the last few months.

    Extremely longform videos where an incredibly talented voice actor/software engineer/performance artist/ADHD dad calls scammers and wastes their time, collecting things like bank accounts to report as compromised, BTC wallet addresses to investigate, and the like. Streams all of his calls live, uses a physical voice transformer, and plays like 12 different characters on the fly. Sometimes plays four characters AT A TIME.

    The relaxing sound of scammers just screaming obscenities in other languages.