Aqarius @ Aqarius @lemmy.world

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Not so - fine gazelle!

And before the switch, they showed him speaking Russian so the audience could realise what a good decision it was!

Yeah, but shunts are "added" in parallel, daisy chaining cords adds them in series.

I would have thought his part in contraception would be being 70.

On the contrary, practically every single person in this thread that mentions resistance is talking precisely backwards. Higher resistance will not cause overheating. Except for certain motor loads, it will cause malfunction due to voltage drop. The actual fire hazard is the increased chance of faulty cable, faulty connection, and, inevitably, overloading.

What are you talking about? Current absolutely changes! Your own formula requires I=V/R

It does that because the thin filament has high resistance;

Other way around. Low resistance - high power.

I'd hazard a guess that your first "because" is mistaken, and point out that the mayor is himself a former cop.

I'd hazard a guess the post titled "Where's the mayor" is more likely about the mayor than about the arsonist.

Seems more like something Diogenes would pull.

Depending on the angle (a lot going on there) you could go with "denial". As in, you're lying, because if you're bot, then my life sucked, and that's unacceptable, so you're lying.

Learning from Israel. The spyware is Cellebrite.

I would ask why the attack helos are in the "air force" category.

Other than that, there's supposedly an old joke about two Soviet generals watching the tank parade drive down the Champs-Élysées, and one turns to the other and asks: "Say, Trofim, did we ever figure out who won the air war?"

If the healthcare is shit?

You're overthinking it. It's just a synonym for "Russian", or maybe "enemy".

It almost sounds like a message from one of those cold war counting stations. "...55-65-% sign-tarif increase-chinese furniture-sliding rail..."

Well, you know, ...it wasn't easy.

On the contrary, from Wikipedia:

Heresy is any belief or theory that is strongly at variance with established beliefs or customs, particularly the accepted beliefs or religious law of a religious organization.[1][2] A heretic is a proponent of heresy.[1]

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Heresy is distinct from apostasy, which is the explicit renunciation of one's religion, principles, or cause;

Atheism is not heresy. A heretic is a type of believer. You can argue you meant the colloquial usage as "divergent thought", but that's not the usage I used.

Either way, the point stands: not all Islam is the same thing, and the Tehran regime quite clearly has an easier time stomaching cooperation with secularists than with Sunnis.

I'm aware.

No, secularists are nonbelievers, possibly apostates. A heretic believes in the same religion as you do, just the wrong kind of it.