Negotiations without security assurances*

This is the prime stickler with the USA-Ukraine deal that has been discussed on the news

Also to add, this is hardly the first airplane crash in a while. There was even a near miss in Arizona just over 2 weeks ago https://people.com/united-and-delta-flights-nearly-collide-while-heading-to-phoenix-airport-8774470

This is going to be lemmy history. Omg that was so funny

Chiming in, Michigan has variables rates depending on time of day, and range from $0.12-$0.18 per kWh

As scary as the lockdown was, it was an interesting year of protests for BLM and labor movements. Once everyone had a lot of time on their hands, they started to take action on import topics.

Now I feel like most people are back to the grind, and as a whole we don’t have the time to quickly make changes we want to see

I’ll never buy something on the first research stint. I’ll do my reseach, draw up my notes, then move on to the next obsession of the week. A few months later, if I get the same obsession on that topic, then putting money into the project is allowed

God I wish

This could be said for most companies I think. But the principle of enshitification applies regardless

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The USA assasinating the supreme leader of Russia is such a big trigger to start the nuclear holocaust. That’s so so much worse than the assasination that started WW1. The US isn’t even on the same continent

Wasn’t Chernobyl in Ukraine? Are they just okay with having a huge area just be uninhabitable for a few generations?

Simple words to live by

Computers are very dumb things that will do exactly what you tell them to. You accidently forgot that you told them to infinitely add +1 to a finite number? Boy it sure will

Here I thought this was a programming joke about programmers blaming the code/hardware for throwing random bugs that differ somehow from the very direct instructions they compiled.

I imagine wild almonds probably taste like burning

Honestly looks like it was the correct training response

I mean the imperial system has it’s niche uses too. Fractional measurements are helpful if you’re doing multiple of something and you don’t want to calculate. What if you have 16 boards and you need to lay them out across 19 feet, what’s the width for each board and gap? Well its 19/16 or 1-3/16. And you could say your tolerance is ±1/16. Versus a decimal system, you need to hit 1.1875, with a ±0.0625 tolerance. Yeah no, imperial is better in that case.

Bur imperial does have it’s pains, especially once you start working with anything that isn’t a multiple of 2. Just wanted to point out it does have some uses.

Ads work differently than that. At least good ones do.

A good ad is almost imperceptible in presenting an idea to you. I have no doubt that people that are bombarded with ads that they say they “ignore” are still influenced over not having seen the ad at all