Still plenty of time before primaries to blame trans people for falling support.

The employer? Albert Einstein.

Sane-washing title

the US president urged Britain and other nations – including France, China and Japan – to send warships to the area to protect oil tankers from Iranian attacks.

Not a good sign if we are asking China to change our diaper.

But its not abnormal. Last election, it was basically half the country.

Also it is dynamic. Right now their worldview is completely in flux because they shape their opinions around whatever Trump is doing that week. But its getting legitimately hard for them keep up and Trump is loosing support online and in polls (55 to 23-33%) because of that.

The value is learning about how they view the world.

If I understand them, I understand the world better not because they have a deeper understanding, but because they have reality denying viewpoints that 23-45% of my fellow countrymen share.

On Reddit, I sometimes pop over to the r/conservative subreddit to see their take on issues. Mostly to get a temperature read on how they are feeling about news events. No equivalent to that on Lemmy.

I miss the old days when cars were made with 500-600 CV joints. Much more manageable.

Yet they lobby to ban Kei trucks. They struggle to compete with 25 y/o Japanese single cab work trucks with import fees.

Brazil (1984)

Improve your local community

Tbh I’m surprised they found this bug.

Microsoft apparently doesn’t do QA testing anymore and* the average Copilot user is a tech illiterate troglodyte who never changed the WiFi password on their modem and doesn’t know what a bug report is.

*Oh shit. That is a feature? Intented use??

Either heavily sanctioned Iran has a secret stash of smuggled functional Tomahawks or they don’t. It’s not that complicated

I’m going to start haggling with the cashiers.

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The first casuality of war is the truth.

Potentially fake news. Depends if you trust Qatar and the UAE on the matter. I cannot find the original Bloomberg article. I guess we will find out in a few days if they have enough missiles.

Qatar disagrees with Bloomberg and calls them irresponsible.

https://imo.gov.qa/media-centre/press-releases/statement-from-the-international-media-office-of-the-state-of-qatar-in-response-to-an-article-published-by-bloomberg

Contrary to reporting by Bloomberg on Monday evening, the inventory of Patriot interceptor missiles held by the Qatar Armed Forces has not been depleted and remains well-stocked.

The Qatar Armed Forces have repeatedly demonstrated their capability to defend the nation against external threats and remain at full readiness to protect all citizens, residents, and visitors for as long as necessary.

Publishing such false information without verification from official sources is deeply irresponsible, especially during this fast-moving and highly sensitive period in the region.

Same with the UAE.

https://saudigazette.com.sa/article/659390/world/uae-qatar-reject-bloomberg-claims-on-air-defense-and-missile-stockpiles

In a statement, the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it “categorically rejects” the assertions, calling them unfounded and a misrepresentation of the country’s preparedness, technological sophistication and operational readiness.

Mediocre would be an improvement.

Sensationalized title.

The fight was between multiple students. From what I can tell the protest still continued.

FOX23 also spoke with a freshman at Will Rogers High School who shared the following statement:

“What happened today shouldn’t represent Rogers or its students as a whole. The incident occurred between only a certain group of kids and believe me, all of us students are very upset about it because we just want our voices to be heard. We know how bad this may look for us, but today’s events don’t reflect on anyone except for the students who acted recklessly.”

Video included.

https://www.fox23.com/news/local/will-rogers-students-pepper-sprayed-after-walkout-leads-to-fight/article_a0709bc0-0d1b-4710-ac9b-4684dc5e5297.html

Its got electrolytes! It’s what plants crave!

The photo choice is a big one that always bothers me with these articles.

Article photo. https://www.sciencedaily.com/images/1200/aqueous-batteries.webp

Actual lab setup. https://www.rsc.org/suppdata/d5/ta/d5ta05128b/d5ta05128b2.mp4

multiply this (Current x Time)/(Weight) value by the nominal voltage of the cell to get to (Power x Time)/(Weight).

This is the part that annoys me. The nominal voltage could vary between different batteries. 200Ah/g means different capacity for a 6v battery verses a 48v battery. I’m guessing battery scientists are using standardized nominal voltages for these tests or are seeing the same Ah/g capacity at different voltages (that I may have simply missed in the paper because I skimmed it and I don’t claim any deeper knowledge on battery research)