SheeEttin @ SheeEttin @lemmy.world

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https://www.postandcourier.com/greenville/news/oconee-nuclear-station-man-drives-through-gate-doyle-wayne-whisenhunt/article_d6f9d490-7a50-11ee-8f08-0f56ee31ba38.html

Okay, so they all go into different fields and now we have zero teachers. How is this a better outcome?

You know what a source is though, right? The thing they asked for?

If they run, they're Hamas. If they stand still, they're well-disciplined Hamas.

Hate is a strong emotion. Hatefucking is a real thing. I'm sure Pornhub has data showing an increase of searches for Middle Eastern people after 9/11.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37802116

If you search for "kids clothing", when it goes to pull ads to put above the results, it fuzzes the search phrase for synonyms. So for example if TJ Maxx has purchased ads for "kidswear", that's a semantic match, so they'll show the TJ Maxx ads even though it's not one of the exact keywords they picked.

Wired retracted that article because the writer misunderstood the slides.

https://www.wired.com/story/google-antitrust-lawsuit-search-results/

No. If you're working with life-critical systems, you only apply patches that are relevant to you. For example, an implantable insulin pump with Bluetooth capability. If there's a patch that changes the Bluetooth functionality, but you don't use that functionality, there's no point in applying the patch.

Cyclists should not be coming from the right (unless it's a two-way bike lane on one sided but I've only ever seen those on a one-way).

Generally no, there's one set of lights for each lane. And green circle means "you can go in any direction according to your lane".

There are lights with multiple columns, but they're rare. I can only think of one around here off the top of my head, and that's because it's on my commute home. It's part of a weird six-way intersection where I can take a right either on my green arrow or on the green circle along with the lane to my left going straight (but we share a red). (This is also signed "no right on red", but that's pretty common around here.)

Green arrow means it's a protected turn, i.e. oncoming traffic has a red.

Yes, but with a ±100% margin of error, that means right on red traffic could be anywhere between 0 and 100%. I think it's a safe assumption that with n=1 it's one of those extremes, not fractional cars.

Those people are driving improperly. You're supposed to only proceed through the intersection if it's clear, both of oncoming traffic and of traffic that might cause you to block the intersection.

Or existing in society at all. Sometimes in those parts of the country the first question upon meeting someone is "what church do you go to".

Authorities began investigating this week after receiving anonymous tips alerting them to social media posts showing what appears to be Impellizzeri “in a school setting performing sexual acts with inanimate objects at the school,” according to the prosecutor’s statement.

Sounds like he did it for the social media attention.

it does not appear he had taken any public positions against LGBTQ issues that could be construed as hypocritical

Yeah, I was picturing the big 40lb dog food bags. Those look like 20lb of dog food at most in the big ones. It's not useful at best, and misleading at worst. If they had just said "2.5gal plastic bags" (which is exactly what the purple zipper ones are, 2.5gal Hefty freezer bags) it would have been far more useful, because not only is it accurate, it's more familiar to more people.

Which dictionaries are those? A quick google gives almost entirely results defining it as opiates.

There are pictures in the article. I don't know what the psychoactive part of the mushroom is, but it looks like the bags are indeed full of grown cut mushrooms.

The restricted area is basically the entire grounds, excepting one parking lot and the front of what looks like an office building.

Restricted area means an area, access to which is limited by the licensee for the purpose of protecting individuals against undue risks from exposure to radiation and radioactive materials.

https://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/cfr/part020/full-text.html#part020-1003

If you look at it on Google Street view, you can see a "restricted area" sign on the fence right next to the highway.

The article says he'd previously been turned away at the gate, so they knew what level of threat they were dealing with.