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jwm3 t1_jeglcg8 wrote
I'm just reminded of when GOB Bluth bought the trophy store.
jwm3 t1_jdxvpr0 wrote
Reply to comment by TomcatZ06 in Twitter loses bid to throw out complaint by Australian Muslim group over ‘hateful’ content | Twitter by ZealousidealClub4119
That's a really well written article. Thanks!
jwm3 t1_jdxt115 wrote
Reply to comment by Mr_Piddles in Twitter source code leaked online, court filings show by Picture-unrelated
Unfortunately there is now a finger on the algorithm at Twitter so that is less effective.
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Reply to comment by HarryHacker42 in Attacks on US Power Grid Rose Dramatically In 2022, Number Expected To Rise by Sasu105
In the book that inspired them, attacks on infrastructure is what lead to the race war that let the fascists come to power and the complete genocide of non whites and Jews. This is presented as a good thing and a happy ending.
They seriously think everyone is just a blackout away from full on violently killing everyone that doesn't look like them.
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Reply to comment by Brief-Mulberry-3839 in Survivors still being found on the 6th day as death toll from Syria & Turkey earthquake tops 25,000 by Portgas_D_Chou
Yeah, it's a very rough estimate. 3 minutes without air, 3 days without water, and 3 months without food. Or 3 weeks without food before you start risking injury but you have to go a lot longer to die.
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Reply to comment by autoposting_system in Brazilian Navy says it will sink 'ghost' aircraft carrier at high sea | CNN by Creams0da
No one is willing to let it get close to their shore due it likely sinking on the way and blocking or damaging their ports and releasing all its gunk right by their coast.
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Reply to comment by jerseycityfrankie in Brazilian Navy says it will sink 'ghost' aircraft carrier at high sea | CNN by Creams0da
It was a French warship. A Brazilian/Turkish company was just going to decommission and recycle it. The Brazilian navy only got involved now that they have to scuttle it since no port will accept it for disassembly.
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Reply to comment by haysoos2 in What are the effects of adding rock salt to a cooler full of ice? by Ok_Kareem_7223
No, not at all. See "enthalpy of fusion". Ice melting is endothermic, it has to take in heat from the environment to happen. By forcing it to melt earlier it pulls in heat energy and makes it's surroundings cooler than they were before. However this isn't violating the law.of conservation of energy because the act of freezing the water is exothermic, it gave off heat energy when freezing. It would violate the laws of conservation of energy if it didn't make it colder because then it wouldn't be balanced with the exothermic freezing.
Instant cold packs work on the same principle. Also, this is really easy to verify in your kitchen with some salt, ice, and a thermometer.
jwm3 t1_j6w7ood wrote
Reply to comment by haysoos2 in What are the effects of adding rock salt to a cooler full of ice? by Ok_Kareem_7223
This does actually make the water actually colder though, it decreases in temperature to that new phase change temperature melting some of the ice in the process.
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Reply to comment by Devi1_May_Cry in Author Susan Meachen announces she's alive years after apparent suicide: We explain by atmoscience
May I introduce you to the Bulwer-Lytton fiction contest? It is a contest to write the worst opening paragraph of what would be an awful novel. https://www.bulwer-lytton.com/
It was named after the penner of this famously bad opening paragraph.
"It was a dark and stormy night; the rain fell in torrents—except at occasional intervals, when it was checked by a violent gust of wind which swept up the streets (for it is in London that our scene lies), rattling along the housetops, and fiercely agitating the scanty flame of the lamps that struggled against the darkness."
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Reply to comment by [deleted] in Conservatives in Western Canada Pass Law Rejecting Federal Sovereignty by Halvinz
What's funny is she tried to go global and appoint kings and queens of various other world regions, which has now led to schisms where people are claiming to be the real rightful Q monarchs and her kingdom is splitting https://www.vice.com/en/article/y3pjwj/qanon-queen-of-canada-romana-didulo-king-feud
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Reply to comment by hotassnuts in Feds file lawsuit against Arizona over border wall made of shipping containers by AudibleNod
Prefab houses. Containers are not great structures and replace one of the cheapest parts of the house with something incompatible with most housing standards.
Unless you can get the container for free or it is already taking up space on your land, might as well buy a proper prefab.
Though, if you were diy inclined and in the neighborhood and don't mind the possible legal consequences of snagging one of those containers, go for it.
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Reply to comment by NorthernGamer71 in Texas woman arrested after smuggling endangered spider monkey in box she claimed held beer by AudibleNod
Don't look up where they sent it. (Florida)
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Reply to comment by cupethimof in Michigan family of 4 who went missing for a week has been found by wwabc
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Reply to comment by TheCrowsSoundNice in Penny Mordaunt pulls out of Tory leadership race, paving way for Rishi Sunak to become next PM | Politics News by FutureNytro
Blame the gutting of the inheritence/estate tax by Reagan. It make oligarchies possible in the US. In the past, if you wanted your wealth to live on you had to build a museum, or charity, or found a university. Basically billionaires had to find a public good to invest in before they died.
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Reply to comment by JIssertell in Deputy banned from middle school campus after using pepper spray in bathroom by InflationOk300
A friend decided to taze himself to see what it's like. He shat all over the dorms common couch in front of a lot of the students. Mocked mercilessly forever more.
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Reply to comment by forgotten_vale2 in At Long Last, Mathematicians Have Found a Shape With a Pattern That Never Repeats by jwe21
All the previous tilings needed more than one shape. This is the first that is a single shape repeated.