massive_bereavement @ massive_bereavement @kbin.social

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Does the knee fluid indicator light up?

How this man stands upright is a miracle, as he clearly lacks a spine.

Also make sure you divide it into multiple files, and add a password.

OH YES! I forgot that, how could I.

Fantastic.

Calibre. (link for those that don't know it: https://calibre-ebook.com/)

Armageddon + DVD Ben Affleck commentary.

It depends on what you were expecting. If you went expecting a serious thriller, then it sucks.

But I knew what I was in for, and completely lost it when (SPOILERS!) vvvv

Marky Mark talks to the potted plant.

I have a similar experience and I've been considering an alternative for months, maybe longer.

The whole thing made a migration realistic.

That said, few of the fringe communities I enjoyed haven't migrated so my attention is still split.

I'm unsure how to feel about his actions post-9/11 given how the city treated first responders.

That's a missed opportunity to set it for general quarters or some very sexy action stations.

Oh-oh, here she comes
Watch out, boy, she'll steal your board
Oh-oh, here she comes
She's a sea otter

I don't know this guy but now I want him to be president just to say Whitehouse's Whitehouse.

.. and nine were given to the race of men, whom above all crave potassium.

Looks like a novelty gimmick e.g., have a scripted sequence for starting a build.

In the past I've seen people having these type of buttons on their desktop and are mostly motivated by a joke that worked for a couple of days.

It's a combination of heat, UV irradiation, and hydrolysis that happens within a microwave and affects said plastic containers.

However the article refers towards polypropylene as the main cause of concern, due to its amorphous nature, it tends to break into microplastics and nanoplastics.

The earlier tends to be discarded by our kidneys (at a cost), the latter can get through membranes due its size and cause different types of trouble.

This was a triumph! I'm making a note here big success!

Also our app doesn't have addblockers.

It's challenging to set who's really responsible for climate change, as we could say someone living in suburbia and driving a SUV, while owning three cars and voting for a party that subsidizes coal has definitely a lot of blame.

However someone who has been born in said situation yet moved to the city, uses public transportation and do their best to reduce their impact can't really be rolled in the mix with it.

Slowly but gradually the earlier will keep dying and fading out while the latter will push towards greener, less impactful approaches, however once that happens it will already be 50 years late.

Data doesn't seem to agree with your comment:

https://effis.jrc.ec.europa.eu/apps/effis.statistics/seasonaltrend
https://joint-research-centre.ec.europa.eu/jrc-news-and-updates/eu-2022-wildfire-season-was-second-worst-record-2023-05-02en&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiogPzYy7SAAxVuRaQEHfi1A9UQFnoECAoQAg&usg=AOvVaw2dtUqW-wDxvDME-k1J3lm8
https://atmosphere.copernicus.eu/europes-summer-wildfire-emissions-highest-15-years&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiogPzYy7SAAxVuRaQEHfi1A9UQFnoECAUQAg&usg=AOvVaw1-utHxqQCn2po8n89UFOlm

If you mean that there were summer fires before the 20th century, sure, but that's like comparing a kiddie's pool to a lake.