Satisfactory’s arachnophobia mode, but for IRL

no, it was just funny

good read, but a better link for the next person:

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Tests_of_general_relativity#Perihelion_precession_of_Mercury

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It’s like the opposite of clickbait. So incomprehensible that you have to click just to figure out what the hell you just read lol

Well, an “actual” court asterisked by the modifier that it’s an actual russian court. For whatever that’s worth.

necessarily. It’s like a shirt that has one Collar and two Sleeves. 1 c, 2 s at the beginning. the arily at the end… you’re on your own 😂

Yeah but…

What is love?

hurt

… is clearly the correct answer.

don’t say it… don’t say it…

She specifically answered this question at 4:29. She said the freezer is in a part of the house that isn’t heated, and although they could store food outside it wouldn’t be convenient. I agree it’s less energy efficient but people spend energy for convenience all the time.

robotaxis will be viable about the time they are powered by on-board micro-fusion reactors. Which will be great bc you’ll never need to plug them in or refuel.

between the effort of doing this and then adding the comment, this was more effort than just reading the article yourself…

link to the actual video instead of the page that embeds it and adds nothing but ads (+tracking scripts_ around the sides:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o4EICOs3B4

the lengths are irrelevant. the only info you need to solve this is that a triangle’s internal angles add to 180, and angles on a straight line add to 180

ah, the old “we drew a right angle but it represents some other angle” trick. I’ve been burned by that one more times than I can count.

if you’re curious then pay someone for it. Don’t worry about “purity” or “sanctity” or any of that rubbish, as long as you’re safe (i.e. condom etc).

It is nicer when you have an emotional connection but if you just wanna see what it’s like and get off then it’s worth $100 to find out.

Otherwise, I can’t really explain it. It’s kind of running on instinct and just enjoying the ride. But ultimately the pure physical sensation isn’t really different to getting yourself off, but there’s a lot more going on with cuddling and kissing and stuff, which is nice.

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I think of politicians in a way that has an analogy: the YouTube algorithm.

I’ve heard people say that whenever someone complains about the “algorithm,” they should replace the word “algorithm” with “audience.” For example, “The algorithm makes me upload every day” or “The algorithm favours videos with ridiculous thumbnails and clickbait titles.” In reality, the algorithm is simply delivering what the audience wants to watch.

Similarly, these bizarre politicians who say ridiculous things gain attention because it works. Somewhere, someone is changing their vote based on this kind of rhetoric. If it didn’t resonate, they wouldn’t say it, and their party wouldn’t give them a platform that ultimately makes them look bad. So in a way, don’t blame the politicians directly: blame the people who pay attention to them.

so presumably you’re expecting me to do in-depth research on the random link that you’ve just dropped with no explanation before I answer your question?

If you had read the article they linked rather than replying 1 minute and 41 seconds after their comment, then you’d have these answers.

A year or two ago my LG B8 automatically bricked itself unless I agreed to the new terms and conditions. Literally something like “to continue using your tv please agree to the new terms”, and if I didn’t it was just bricked. They could have put anything in there and it was just “click agree or never use this device again”.

It’s not been connected to the internet since.