See for yourself here! Apparently the call sounds like “go-way”, which I can KIND OF get from the audio clip on that page? Not sure I would have naturally made that connection, but sure.
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Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•In a First, America Dropped 30,000-Pound Bunker-Busters—But Iran’s Concrete May Be Unbreakable, Scientists SayEnglish711·3 months agoI can’t speak to that aspect. But I firmly believe that if our military planned and carried out this strike, then we had very good evidence that their bunkers were at a depth these ordinance could reach.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•In a First, America Dropped 30,000-Pound Bunker-Busters—But Iran’s Concrete May Be Unbreakable, Scientists SayEnglish8·3 months agoI was suspicious of that as well, but I’m not knowledgeable enough on that subject to speak on it, so didn’t include it. But I doubt any country can build that extensive of a nuclear factory in so few years.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•In a First, America Dropped 30,000-Pound Bunker-Busters—But Iran’s Concrete May Be Unbreakable, Scientists SayEnglish4·3 months agoThat’s what they want you to think, but we have no evidence to either direction. And I doubt we will ever have a definitive answer.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•In a First, America Dropped 30,000-Pound Bunker-Busters—But Iran’s Concrete May Be Unbreakable, Scientists SayEnglish2224·3 months agoHoly nothing burger, Batman!
First off, this article is from 2022, re-released to farm clicks from the current hype cycle.
Secondly, this is conjecture on top of conjecture. They discuss that we can’t know the current damage from satellite, and Iran down plays the damage. Then they go on to say “concrete is strong and can be stronger”.
Articles like this annoy me. It’s all based on lots of unsubstantiated claims, and then one guy’s theoretical research. We don’t know the strength of the bombs. We don’t know the strength of Iran’s bunkers. We don’t know how much damage was done. None of this has changed. I doubt we’ll ever really know. But throw whatever political spin on it you want, and now you’ve got a click worthy news article.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•An LAPD helicopter claimed to have ID'ed protesters from above and threatened to "come to your house"English381·3 months agoThat’s kinda what I’m getting at. This isn’t R vs D, and further perpetuating that is lending into the division of the country that the powers that be want.
This is class war, always has been. Police are the arm wielding power of the rich, used to push down the working class.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•An LAPD helicopter claimed to have ID'ed protesters from above and threatened to "come to your house"English176·3 months agoWould be much appreciated if you could have a word with your people about this.
I’m an American, but my only experience with LA was traveling through for 2 days about 10 years ago. AKA no experience with LA.
This action appears to be originated from LAPD and therefore the local LA government. I have always considered LA to be deeply blue, and would therefore think that their local LA government would be Democrat, not Republican.
So should this not be the local blue voting populace having a word with their blue elected politicians?
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto [Moved to Piefed] Television@lemm.ee•What are some of the most well-acted, charismatic, complex or interesting anti-heroes/villains, or general antagonists you've watched in TV?English4·4 months agoGod yes. The first one that came to mind!
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto People Twitter@sh.itjust.works•Emotional support? Or mocking?15·4 months agoCould the coffee table not be moved closer to the couch? My back hurts just looking at the person’s posture…
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Ninja sword owners will be paid to surrender weapons before banEnglish36·6 months agoYes, they are literally called Ninja swords in the legislation.
Yes, it is hilarious.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto And Finally...@feddit.uk•Man has part of intestine removed after ‘childbirth simulation test’46·7 months agoYeah, don’t fuck around with electricity. That shit is dangerous. Even those “muscle simulator” things that are marketed as massage options. Don’t send any electricity throughout your body unintentionally. Everything in our body operates based on small amounts of electricity. Mess it up slightly and it might not operate again. Mess it up a lot like this, and you likely induce internal electric burns. Not fun.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•work related: is this something only an autistic would ask?11·7 months agoThat’s a bingo.
Since they’re probably chronically overworked, they’re probably unhappy about it. And getting people floated to them who don’t want to do work is a common issue with those kinds of units.
I’m a very nonconfrontational person, but if someone called to interrupt whatever I was doing to ask “I want to know how much I have to work” tomorrow, I wouldn’t be happy.
cars will need to use buttons, dials, or stalks for hazard warning lights, indicators, windscreen wipers, SOS calls, and the horn.
Not enough, in my opinion. I’ve never had a car with these on touch screens, but I can’t imagine why anyone would think it’s a good idea. I’d like entertainment centers to stop being touch screens as well, but this doesn’t go that far. Hopefully they do in the future, though, since this is a good start!
Damn, bet nobody was expecting this reply!
I agree completely.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•We're bringing Pebble back!English19·8 months agoInteresting to see if it will be better than Bangle JS 2, the spiritual successor to Pebble. That’s the one I’ve been using a few years and I still like it a lot.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldtoInsanePeopleFacebook@lemmy.world•So did Irish leprechauns magically inject him with the vaccine while he slept, and a chiropractor can somehow see that?63·8 months agoVertebral artery dissection. Very common chiropractic caused stroke. Vision changes are common in it.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Meta is ending its fact-checking program in favor of a 'community notes' system similar to XEnglish161·8 months agoEasier to trust and more accurate currently, but I don’t doubt that the algorithm to generate the notes will be internal and closed source, allowing them to utilize that trust to manipulate people.
Darrell_Winfield@lemmy.worldto Science Memes@mander.xyz•typical future ER visitorEnglish9·8 months agoYeah, some microbial risk. But the post says they’re freshly peeled bananas, so probably less microbial risk than a lot of things people put up there…
This is ALSO why no service should ever require or get my driver’s license information. Fuck that. Also, yet another Constance to those who can’t afford a car or want to improve the environment by living car free.