remon @ remon @ani.social

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The prequels told a story that deserved to be told and was mostly internally consistent.

Hard disagree on both.

Have you heard of the carnivore movement?

Apart from the 1 guy here on lemmy running his solo community ... I never have.

I guess in that case you have to weigh that risk against how much you like your girlfriend.

I've only heard that from the US, though.

I'm pretty sure it doesn't apply when you're the one calling the police.

I plan on dying before they affect me.

Around 24h on a weekday.

Up to 72h on a weekend.

The prequels as well.

Or the other way around, Leo Moracchioli is also amazing!

• Game sound tracks (Frank Klepacki).
• Violin covers of movie themes and game soundtracks (Taylor Davis).
• Weird Austrian pop band from the 80s (E.A.V.)
• Jpop.

Take your pick.

Doesn't look like he won it.

1450 anime

Since you listed them separately from shows does the count also include anime movies?

Still, if I add up both my shows and movie I'm at 1447. Damn you!

There is really no fundamental difference between an organsim or a sufficently complicated machine and there is no reason why the later shouldn't have the possibilty of emergent properties.

and you are the problem with internet interactions.

Defensive much? Looks you're the one with the problem.

There are emergent properties all the way down to the quantum level, being "organic" has nothing to do with it.

Are you a fellow Lateral Podcast listener?

Indeed, though I have the feeling that I've known about this story longer then that. Maybe it was on QI?

Almon Brown Strowger was an undertaker and suspected that a rival buisness used their wife's position as a switchboard operator to steal customers.

So he invented the automatic switchboard and put his competitors wife out of a job.

It's not really that hard though.

IDK why you’re getting downvoted

I mean, your own source debunks what the previous poster implied ....

I did check it ... doesn't seem to check out, not even close.

Here is a pretty neat interactive graphic: https://www.wri.org/insights/4-charts-explain-greenhouse-gas-emissions-countries-and-sectors

If you click on the energy -> transportation sector, you'll see it's about 80% from road traffic.

Over all ships only make up a tiny amount (0.3% of global emissions).

That's a lot of pieces!