Honestly, I’d be fine with this. A full block and some message saying underlining these details and forcing the user to disable adblock if they really want to proceed.

In java LinkedList, the method .get(0) is equivalent to .getFirst().

Movie theatres should have this implemented. Like some dim light by the exit would shine when it’s a good time for a toilet break.

Exactly. That was my assumption. I just think it’s unfortunate that the arguments rely on that conventional cooling wont work rather than pointing out that the existing alternatives are very inefficient.

I agree. I just saw that the comments were only considering conventional heat dispertion to a surrounding medium and that it wouldn’t work in space. I feel it would be counterproductive to base the arguments on that narrow idea, but much more productive to realize that there are alternatives, but the current alternatives are much worse.

I don’t have a good grasp on what technology exists for space, but I would assume that radiators of some sort would be possible. Not in the conventional way that they ineract with a medium to release heat, but instead that the radiators emit heated particles - kind of in the same way that water evaporates without boiling. With that being said, I have no idea what efficiency that would operate under, and I have no idea if such a radiator would be used up fast. It sounds like a terrible idea, but I don’t posess the facts.

Some people don’t believe in space travel because there is no air to push against in the way that jet engines work. But they fail to understand that space travel operates under other ways to generate force. I just don’t want to end up in the same sort of argument as them, believing that it’s not possible to cool down machines in space just because there is no medium for conventional cooling.

I cut the umbilical cord of my daughter. One would think that it is a special situation, physically separating the mother from the child.

… But she had already passed the placenta, so the cut was really just separating my newborn baby from a nasty blob covered in blood and goo on a tray next to her.

This brings up the question: what is the cutoff point for the age of a fetus to be considered an individual life which could be killed by Thanos’ snap?

To many people, this is an ideal birth. The baby is released fully intact while no one gives a flying fuck about the mother.

Instead, report the security issues to malicios third parties who pay more than AMD.

I hate to say it, but maybe you should have an AI do the proofreading. It is very likely that your resume is being fed to an AI at the company you send it to, so you can probably get representative feedback that way.

When I worked in retail, I was on multiple occasions asked to check the backroom. One thing is if I suggest taking a look myself, but when a customer demands I check, then I consider that a required break.

Last thursdayism: the universe was created last Thursday - everything is just precreated, memories and experience were planted there last Thursday. Nothing has been around for more than a week at this point.

It’s the same idea, pulled to an extreme which cannot be disproven, but also seems absurd enough for people to deny

My head needs time to follow up on things that otherwise goes on during my day. Attempting to fill that time with audio books just creates a background noise which while my head speaks louder. I need to dedicate real free time before actually engaging with audio books.

I pressed my jacket button.

Oh no. All that’s left now that the age veifications are bypassed are the extensive public surveillance. Better leave that running.

I think the other intersections should exclude the non-overlapping circle.

+Veggie +Git -Sport: Prune

+Veggie -Git +Sport: Pickle

-Veggie +Git +Sport: I dunno… Does fetch count?

I don’t know the history of bison population. From the image, I assume there used to be a ton of bison. But then a science experiment involving velociraptors went awry, and only a small group of bison were left alive. Then those bison made an uprising against the velociraptor-experiments and invaded their area, allowing their population to grow again.

How far off am I?

I think the point is that it’s not a linear scale when comparing energy of the vehicle to energy transferred during impact. It flattens out drastically at higher vehicle masses, and the value of the energy becomes a false or skewed argument against heavier cars.

Yeah, the numbers seem wild to me. I live in Norway. I have family who lives up north among polar bears, so they have gun for bear protection. My in-laws do some hunting, so they have a few hunting rifles. I feel like my family and in-laws are far above the regular citizens when it comes to gun count per person, but it still averages to around 0.5 guns per person among us. I don’t know anyone in Norway who owns a gun to defend against other humans. Who are these 10%?