perviouslyiner @ perviouslyiner @lemmy.world

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IDF claims this practice is forbidden

Literally a supreme court decision - https://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/06/international/middleeast/israel-bans-use-of-palestinian-civilians-as-human.html (yes it was official policy and the idf appealed after being told to stop)

unfortunately their current style guide results in this headline.

Same. It would have been 1997 or later.

Yeah, not sure the UK Labour party are going to be receptive to a free speech argument, given recent events. If anything, an updated law might make X liable for the real-world problems it causes.

Politicians and public should consider quitting X, says Liverpool mayor

"The time is approaching where we’ve got to all examine whether we should, en masse, withdraw from it and for there to be a different platform"

Technology Connections has been arguing to just use the air in your house for this purpose - e.g. running air conditioning only at night, or allowing the power company to run it in advance of peak demand.

You sell it to places with different weather conditions (or as noted, to places with storage capacity) - and if everyone in the grid becomes as successful as Finland, well "good job, everyone!"

Luckily, several interconnects already exist and more are planned.

As to percentages, most electric grids will publish those - for example FinGrid's current status.

Stack overflow has a similar discussion and a solution via Jupiter for < 11km/s.

Or just export it - there must be nearby counties that don't have such a good renewable electric situation.

The theory was that they prefer defensive operations at the moment, where they can do a lot more damage - and this forces Russia to oblige them by attacking.

In the actual courtroom he was insulting the jury, and even a judge who could issue contempt charges was struggling to keep order.

Or the previous trial described by the news as "tantrums in court", talking over the witnesses and arguing with the judge.

Where do you get the legal time off thing? afaik that's not a UK law - they would tell you to vote by post if you're going to be at work all day.

What does help is that polling stations are everywhere - I've never had to walk more than a few hundred metres to vote, nor had to wait.

DrinkMate are the main alternative.

lol, so not a new VP then? The journalists must have regretted being chosen to go to Florida in the summer to cover this.

"Hey, maybe you can use them to patch all these gunshot injuries that keep happening..."

Are the others just people they couldn't get a hold of when they tried to call?

A conversation like that was front page news not so long ago.

"No, what part of Africa are you from?"

"I don’t know, they didn’t leave any records"

City builders, transport games, and factory games are basically "System Design" work already - you could probably disguise a CPU or circuit board design problem as an OpenTTD or Prison Architect or Shapez scenario, and get gamers to design boards for you.