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@MorlockP It's more like what happened with Thunderfoot, a capable person who has fallen so far into derangement that they ignore everything to maintain the attack. While personally I don't feel orbiting data centers work out economically on a large scale this is not the angle to look at.

This is the dumbest guy I've ever encountered on twitter

@blueprintsmb22 @RightWingJax The 30 to 60 age bracket includes all millennials.

@RightWingJax Ha zero millennials apply for warehouse jobs. Most of my applicants are between 30 and 60 years old. I only have one employee under 30

New hire. He’s in his 50s. Says he needs money desperately so he can pay for his daughter’s college tuition in the Fall. Not a perfect fit, but we are busy and the foreman agrees to give him a shot. It’s been two weeks. He leaves work early in the middle of the day twice the first week. Last week he claims he tweaked his back on Sunday and can’t work for 3 days. Today he texts me asking for a raise that would take his income above every bag operator that works at the company, including those that have been with the company for over a decade. I said no. He’s not happy he claims. None of this is surprising or stressful. I deal with this all the time. This is stuff that is never in the CIMs of small businesses for sale that wear on owners over the years.

@mmm_mmph1991 @EileenChollet Transportation still has a cost, especially at insane bulk. Instead use droid operated vessels either pulling random ice asteroids from any existing asteroid belt or the local Oort cloud and pushing them to burn up on entry.

@EileenChollet I never understood why someone hasn't started a business shipping water from Kamino to Tatooine

Tatooine is canonically all desert because the oceans it used to have dried up. This makes sense, because if there were current oceans on Tatooine, hydrological engineers would desalinate and pipe the desalinated water rather than condensing water out of the air on moisture farms. But there’s no plausible mechanism for drying up or removing a planet’s oceans while maintaining a human-breathable atmosphere. The oceans can’t evaporate into a human-breathable atmosphere, they would just rain out again. If you sucked all the oceans into space resulting in desertification of the whole planet, you lose all the plants that you need to turn CO2 into O2, so everyone would suffocate. One could argue that they engage in massive behind-the-scenes geoengineering to scrub the whole planet’s atmosphere, but if you’re going to do geoengineering on that scale, it would make more sense to just prevent the oceans from drying up in the first place.

@Lich1227931 @Steal_your_shit The SLDF exile was a generation that was great and tragic. The following generation was the baby boomers who ruined everything trying to wear the stolen valor.

@Steal_your_shit You have to read the can of worms that is clan history when the OG SLDF exile had a civil war with each other the Nicholas “fixed” the IS taint within what’s left of the SLDF

I hola to look up what “Batchall” meant, I thought it was some kind of clan sport. Do these inbred tube men just pull compound words out of their ass?

Honestly rushing the vote won't work anyways, support is too soft. One more year minimum means another full year of the rest of canada referring to Alberta as stupid redneck Hicks who are only good for being paypigs for the rest of the country while being bashed as the source of pollution and right wing rhetoric. At least until enough replacements have been imported.

If the separatist side wins the vote to have a vote on separation sometime in the next few years, it's not legally binding, according to Mark Carney. So it's just another way to extend the issue, instead of letting Albertans have their say in a real referendum. Calling it a referendum is factually incorrect and designed to deceive people.

@glockamoto @PatrickR317 @ndgbntng @DanFriedman81 Drinking their coffee does make people want to die, so it makes sense to have Timmies be a MAID center. They could even put the death pods where the donut baking equipment used to be.

@PatrickR317 @ndgbntng @DanFriedman81 The coffee is to die for... ...well, not literally.

Most Americans have no idea what the “universal health care” system is doing to people in Canada. Dr. James MacLean assessed 45 year-old Thomas Dillon at a Tim Horton’s in Ontario. Dillon told MacLean that he suffered from inflammatory bowel diseases as well as addiction and mental health issues. He was depressed that he had lost his job and was living with relatives. He was experiencing suicidal ideation. The doctor concurred with Dillon’s belief that suicide was the correct response to his problems. MacLean drove Dillon to a funeral home, killed him with a lethal injection and left the corpse with the undertaker. Dillon’s family, who had learned of his intention to kill himself, was frantically trying to save him, but the assessment was so brief that, when Dillon’s sister reached the Tim Horton’s, the doctor had already taken her brother away. The doctor carried out the euthanasia without attempting to contact his suicidal and mentally-ill patient’s family. After the family complained, the doctor was instructed to undergo six months of supervision where his requests to kill someone must be signed off on by another doctor before they are carried out. About 80,000 Canadians have died by euthanasia since 2020.

@ManyATrueNerd Set it in 19th century China and you will also get historical accuracy as your pirate fleet of war junks has to suddenly deal with a European steam powered warship or ironclad.

Every bloody pirate game is always in the Golden Age of Piracy. Give me a pirate game in a Barely Even Bronze Age of Piracy - I want to sail around in an utterly obsolete rotting galleon in the 19th century, being pursued by deeply confused ironclad warships.

@Clint_Davey1 Like any other type of artificial pond you are going to have issues of water draining through the soil. Backyard ponds often have to use truckloads of clay as a bottom layer, not feasible with castle era transport and even if possible during a siege the attackers could drain it.

Wait - moats didn't have water?

There are two, among several, major goals of the ai companies: replacing non physical labor and replacing all entertainment. The first company to succeed wins everything, the rest collapse. Therefore they all are rushing everything and stretching every funding source to be the winner in their specific race.

Honest question... There are 4,000 to 5,000 data centers, with another 1,500 more planned to be built in the next year... AI doesn't need these many to operate. Let alone the water and energy needed to run. So why are there so many?!

@KuromoriGabe @SwiftFated @thirdmetax Probably for the fun and challenge. Every time his image is used against said companies he has easily dropped rather than fight the cancel crowd so it obviously is not a priority but a hobby.

@SwiftFated @thirdmetax why he join and make a company then?

Mizkif Says Asmongold turned down a $500,000 sponsor deal because he just wanted to go to bed “that dude genuinely does not care about money he cares much more about the growth of his channel and the success of his stream than he ever will money” “he would have hundred thousand dollar sponsors and he’d be like I don’t wanna do it like it’s three hours why I don’t wanna do it cause I just wanna go to bed” “he’s had offers for like half a million dollars for the dumbest like just stream our game and put a YouTube video up he’s like nah don’t want it”

@RonTarai @MAMAAAAU Homesteaders in the US make compost piles that automatically collect the soldier fly larva to feed to chickens or fish. Supposedly this fly is common in Japan south of Hokkaido which is too cold.

@MAMAAAAU 実はアメリカミズアブという虫、まぁ端的に言うとウジ虫を魚の餌にして、生ゴミを元手に魚を育てようってのは実際に研究されてたりします…

生ゴミに大量のコバエがわいてるの見てて思ったんだけど、養魚用の池のそばに生ゴミと扇風機設置して、無限にわくコバエを魚が食うようにしたら生ゴミを魚に変換できねえかな

@d20_highroller Essentially things have run on cheap import labor for so long that the transition to a workable method of operations (if possible) is going to be painful rather than gradual.

How the hell do you have this happen and NOT conclude you need to increase the wage?

@nuruhoru @PulpoNewman A note, some ingredients may not translate well so try asking an AI about substitutions available near you. "Kosher Salt" is preferred but normal table salt has a very low reduction in quality when used. Brown sugar may be uncommon in Japan, but mix white sugar and honey.

@nuruhoru @PulpoNewman There are plenty of videos on YouTube for this, but you might need to type it in English and run automatic translated subtitles. Try "Oven BBQ ribs homemade sauce" on YouTube, copying the quoted part after un-translating this back to English.

I'm curious how Japan is so fascinated with our BBQ culture. I get not being able to grill, but are baby back ribs hard to get there or something? Japanese bros seem to love pork, so it's not like they just throw that part of the pig out, right? Maybe this weekend I'll show Japaniki how to make baby back ribs in the oven, American style 😎

It is not a solution, but it will make it difficult. Right now the (usually Democrat) party in charge can see the actual ballot counts then slide in 'found or late' mail in ballots to reach a victory margin that is realistic enough that calling it out looks like sour grapes. If this change stands there are risk of over-printing votes or under printing votes because there's not the post-election day time.

@RealDonKeith This will not kill mail in ballots. The fraudelent mail in ballots will just be produced prior to Election Day as precautionary measure to ensure the candidate of choice wins the election. Stop the stupid click bait!

🚨SCOTUS has now signaled it will strike down state laws that let ballots keep flooding in days (or weeks) after Election Day — a move that could finally kill the mail-in ballot games and restore real election integrity. No more “Election Month.”

@roikfbuwgc254 @LaughlessVR Twinkies are standard sponge cake with filling, there are probably a lot of other things that are close. Or look up on youtube (in English) "Twinkie Clone" for a how-to guide to making your own.

@LaughlessVR 知らないうちに始まって、知らないうちに終わる 悲しみ

アメリカ映画とかで度々見るけど日本人の99%が食ったことのないお菓子の代表

@martinharryhom1 @CoconutCossack Might be worthwhile since the con ticket is refundable, not any airline or hotel bookings.

@CoconutCossack Hold a protest event just outside the door and down the road. They can't do anything in the public space right, so just draw everyone away from the venue and have fun for free. They just doing pr damage control. They need to see other people not affected supporting you too

Looks like all the bad publicity they got knocked some sense into them

@blaze31300 @orangefella84 World War 1 rationing, great depression, world war 2 rationing until around the 1960s. They never really had time after average people could begin affording better than basic food before that started, and afterwards was the era of processed food.

@orangefella84 They lost their food culture due to food rationing during WW2. The real sad thing is 80 years after rationing ended they still eat like they are being bombed by Germans daily.

イギリスに食文化がないことに困惑します 飯をうまく調理して食べようということにイギリス人は興味がないんでしょうね しかし、イギリス人の名誉のために言っておきますが イギリスをはるかに凌駕するメシマズ国家はオランダ

@xl_sa2 @higureshuuen Standard capacity of American refrigerator is about double Japanese. This is possibly because of shopping habits, weekly or longer between grocery trips.

@higureshuuen アメリカの冷蔵庫がバカでかいとか？

アメリカのアカウントから 「日本の住居は狭いのに、冷蔵庫が置けるんですか？」 ってコメントがきてました。 もしかして、日本人は本物のうさぎ小屋で生活してると思ってる？

@bikeman04 @woodmanpost @belikegift6 He forgot to write discount omni man, aka immortal.

@woodmanpost @belikegift6 Omni Man on offense against...himself?

If Red Rush didn't fock it up and stayed on support instead of offense, Guardians of the Globe could have taken Omni man down.