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1 天前The winning. I’m tired of it.
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2·2 天前Tbh it’s stupider than that. We’re breaking records here.
8·2 天前Kitten: “heh heh heh heh”
Absolutely, its just - they didn’t seem like they had really planned for it.
Why would they be worried? It’s plain and simple. They won’t.
Saw a bunch of old people in swimsuits recently. TONS of old people have tattoos. Like - gray, wrinkly, can’t walk very well OLD people with tattoos.
It wasn’t . . . beautiful unless you mean in a kind of Diane Arbus way, then yes.
Nope. Nope nope nope.
9·3 天前Apple doesn’t explain the reason for the change. Still, the move appears to be another step in Apple’s transition to APFS, its file system with built-in encryption support, which replaced Mac OS Extended as the default Mac file system in macOS High Sierra.
It’s terrible and also not what the title implies.
101·3 天前She has a dress with DNA evidence, he refused to submit a sample.
Comment below said the article didn’t say that. Supporting the understanding that India’s heat-related deaths are staggering and largely unreported.
Why extreme heat is a significant concern is what a study tries to explain by painting a concerning picture of how deadly the heat can truly be. The team of researchers used data from earlier studies on 10 Indian cities and applied it nationwide, looking at all districts.
They then estimated that just one day of extreme heat across the country could lead to around 3,400 excess deaths, and a five-day heatwave might cause nearly 30,000.
Read that again in the context of what has happened in 2026 so far, and the numbers start adding up quickly.
Extreme heat causes deaths.
India has a lot of people.
India has more heat-related deaths.
Questions?
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