Wish I knew who the OP was

Right?! I love a good time-intensive meal now again, but other things can be nice too. If I can make 7 days of food in the time it takes to make 1 day of unique meals, that frees a dozen hours to do something else. I can wait until Christmas to try that 5 hour lasagne recipie. Meanwhile I can focus on what’s important… like shitpost comments

So did they nail him to the cross or what?

The bubble was because of speculative finance assholes ripping each other off by pointing at the thin vaneer of corporate windows built on the tools that were mostly developed by the military, universities, CERN and countless nerds’ computer rooms and garages.

Me too lol

Not yet

Nah, the Climate Movement has laid out the idea and was making huge progress before Trump ILLEGALLY killed a fudge ton of JOBs to modernize our electrical infrastructure, suffocated science and most importantly, warped the free market, forcing coal power plants to stay open at the expense of cheaper, more robust renewables.

The ideas are still there. They just been politically kneecapped

Shit, piss, fuck, cunt, cocksucker, motherfucker, and tits.

-George Carlin

Not saying this shouldn’t be reported and addressed, but the headline makes it sound like China’s electrical infrastructure is killing us all, when the situation is more like, China’s electrical infrastructure could be much better without much extra cost.

The CO2 equivalent the article is talking about is less than the CO2 of emitted by cars in California alone.

It is probably enabling renewable energy consumption all over the world too, so is probably making up for those emissions by reducing CO2 consumption elsewhere.

So the headline makes it sound like China is cooking the planet with this stuff, but that’s like calling out one person’s fart and screaming that it’s stinking up the shit factory.

We should try and do to SF6 what we did with CFCs. True, CFCs are still being released, but international regulations have been really effective in a massive reduction in general

I understand that only happens after a lot of aging and if we address the buildup before that time there will be no damage to the separating membrane

Yeah, and ozone depleting hairspray is more manly lol

The slogan, “RedBull gives you Wings” needs an asterisk. It only applies to those who are grated into heaven after they die of diabeetus

I had a similar situation. Turned out to be a grounding issue.

Kept randomly losing the root m.2 drive and when I’d plug in monitor/keyboard I could type in the terminal, but most executables would not work.

Hard reboot and it’d be good for a few weeks or few months. Then it’d die again. Really annoying losing it because my calendar and email gui is on it.

Once I noticed a small static shock when I touched the case.

I taped a wire to the aluminum case and taped the other end to a grounded chassis of another computer and all was good since then

DemocracyNow.org

Headlines are unbeatable. The other half is delightfully left.

Clearly this camera captures the size of the hunger

A hamster sidekick is acceptable so long as their duties are limited to consulting, moral support, celebrations of deeds done and piloting very small vehicles. Tasty treats must be provided

-Mr Pebbles 2nd vice chair Hamster side kick union

If you aren’t stressed, then you’re forgetting something important and only falling behind. Better drink some coffee, smoke a cigarette and pace around until you realize what you should be stressing over

Me. I’m not using my home server for pirated media.

Fuck you

I use it to maintain sovereignty over my data and keep my personal information from being sold to the highest bidder and used against me.

We need to normalize owning and controlling our own data and not being cattle for the oligarchs to herd and feast off of

Wrong. Very wrong. These costs will be taken from the budgets of the individual organizations who are paying for maps

The majority of these agencies are already underfunded.

Schools for example will not receive funds to update their course materials. They will have to take that money from somewhere else in their budget.

The private corporations that make these course materials will be delighted at a new federal standard that schools are low-key forced to comply with or risk losing federal funding

You are right that the military budget will not feel the change