zephyreks @ zephyreks @programming.dev

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Not at concentrations noticeably higher than normal ocean water.

Generally, the people on these forums are American. It's white people saying that the opinion of POC don't matter because they're not white.

Except, it's really not. Your quote from the Wikipedia article is unsubstantiated conjecture with no source that supports the claim.

There's a reason Wikipedia isn't acceptable for academic papers: it's factually incorrect often enough to be a problem. It's specifically a problem for non-Western content because the vast majority of Wikipedia contributors speak English as their dominant (and often only) language and thus can only ever use English secondary or tertiary sources.

The SF Bay area needs more funding for transportation, period. The roads seem to always be under construction and the traffic lights just spontaneously stop working sometimes.

Oh, because that's a great answer to a localized ban.

Guess what? Most of the volume of the ocean isn't chilling in Japanese territorial waters.

If Americans think it's ok, how about we grab a few tankers and dump it off the California coast?

Two-faced fucks.

Edit: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abc1507

The water contains traces of other non-tritium radioactive isotopes. These do bioaccumulate.

Wikipedia is not a source.

[citation needed]

Here's the source on Taiwanese ADIZ, as well as what parts of Taiwanese ADIZ are accepted by the US (and thus, what the US will report on): https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi%3Farticle%3D2939%26context%3Dils&ved=2ahUKEwiGoKKS3PqAAxXDD0QIHYVzDg0QFnoECBAQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0FmfTWzQ9XNfwfTL-qwUs5

Notably, Taiwan's ADIZ that crosses over mainland China is not recognized by the US, BUT, US recognition of Taiwan's ADIZ is neither at the median line nor at Taiwan's 12-mile territory limit. This is clearly visible in the middle and northwestern corners of where the US recognizes Taiwan's ADIZ, which, as you will note, are not at the median point between the two bodies.

Never thought I'd agree with good ol Kim, but it turns out we DO have shared beliefs.

No, that violates international law.

lol

Latvia wants to join BRICS now

Well, they are...

At least China doesn't try to hide it I guess

And into most of Canada :)

Sounds like a waste of money when civilian drones from China have been so useful and require little to no training... And are less vulnerable to AA systems.

Sound? Though I guess all the fancy expensive cars remove this feedback

US psyops trying to gaslight the content of the article. There are trace elements of other contaminants... Of unknown concentration, and we have to take TEPCO's word that it's "like, totally safe man, just like our nuclear reactors"

That wasn't the question.

People would rather be blissfully ignorant than know the dirty truth

Ah yes, because conducting the largest amphibious assault in human history on a mountainous island with dense forests would go so well... When the defenders have had almost a century to entrench their position and train literally their entire population in military service.

You start off with D-Day and jump straight into Vietnam. No military on this planet has enough conventional arms to take Taiwan by force.

If you really wanted to take over Taiwan, you could just naval blockade the island: it's substantially smaller than Cuba and has a larger population to feed.

Isn't this just infra for drones?

A significant chunk of the supposed emissions reductions are from switching from coal to natural gas. This is true in the US, Germany, and many other countries.

However, that's under the rather misguided premise that natural gas is actually a cleaner fossil fuel than coal. Methane is a much more powerful GHG than CO2 and methane leakage in the natural gas supply chain has recently been estimated to be around 2.5%...

In essence, we're hiding behind a veil of lies.