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- Comment on Pure poetry 1 week ago:
Ohhh
- Comment on The way my daughter's middle school health class classifies drugs is insane. 1 week ago:
Did they even tell her about alcohol? I didn’t see it in there at all
- Comment on Too op 1 week ago:
Haha thank you! Don’t mind if I do 🤣
- Comment on Too op 1 week ago:
I wish I could take credit for it, but sadly the only effort I made was convincing AI to make it for me 😞
- Comment on Risk your life with this one easy trick! 1 week ago:
Wow. I thought maybe an accident but no…and he hasn’t been fired yet?? Insanity
- Comment on Too op 1 week ago:
Article I: General Principles
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Respect for Life: Parties to the Geneva Convention on Engagement with Flies (GCEF) shall respect the inherent value of all fly life and seek to minimize harm to flies whenever possible.
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Proportionality: All actions taken against flies must be proportionate to the threat posed and aimed at achieving a legitimate military objective, such as protecting public health or preventing harm to humans or animals.
Article II: Rules of Engagement
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Prevention and Deterrence: Parties shall take all reasonable measures to prevent fly infestations and deter flies from entering areas where they may pose a threat to human health or safety.
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Non-lethal Measures: Parties shall prioritize the use of non-lethal methods for controlling flies, such as fly swatters, fly traps, and insect repellents, whenever feasible.
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Minimum Force: When lethal force is necessary, parties shall use the minimum force required to neutralize the threat posed by flies, taking care to avoid collateral damage to non-combatants and civilian property.
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Protection of Civilians: Parties shall take all necessary precautions to protect civilians from harm during fly control operations, including providing advance warning when possible and avoiding the use of chemical agents that may pose risks to human health.
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Treatment of Captured Flies: Parties shall treat captured flies humanely and refrain from subjecting them to unnecessary suffering or cruel treatment.
Article III: Humanitarian Considerations
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Medical Treatment: Parties shall provide prompt and appropriate medical treatment to individuals who have been bitten or otherwise harmed by flies, regardless of their nationality or affiliation.
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Humanitarian Access: Parties shall facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance, including medical supplies and insecticides, to populations affected by fly infestations, in accordance with international humanitarian law.
Article IV: Compliance and Enforcement
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Compliance: Parties to the GCEF shall comply with its provisions in good faith and take all necessary measures to ensure that their personnel understand and adhere to these rules of engagement.
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Monitoring and Reporting: Parties shall establish mechanisms for monitoring compliance with the GCEF and reporting any violations or incidents of concern to the relevant authorities.
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Accountability: Parties responsible for violations of the GCEF shall be held accountable for their actions and, where appropriate, provide compensation to victims for any harm caused.
Article V: Conclusion
The Geneva Convention on Engagement with Flies reaffirms the commitment of the international community to uphold humanitarian principles and protect the rights of all living beings, including flies. By adhering to these rules of engagement, parties can mitigate the impact of fly infestations while minimizing harm to both flies and humans.
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- Comment on Lightning bugs 1 week ago:
Wow, didn’t know they were poisonous
- Comment on Anon lives with their parents 2 weeks ago:
When I was working, I was paying rent but it was much lower than if I had been on my own. Plus it was a flat rate so I didn’t have to add utilities or even car insurance.
Now that I’m not able to work I give them my food stamps. So I still contribute just not much unfortunately.
But yeah, I am thankful that my parents allow this arrangement.
- Comment on Hey there gamers 2 weeks ago:
Just wanted to say thanks! Clicking your link made me realize I should try to figure out how to open up YT on PipePipe automatically, so now my phone works better :)
- Comment on we love those power laws 2 weeks ago:
I found this 🤔
- Comment on Found this great deal on a new chair for my living room. Almost 50% off! 2 weeks ago:
You should definitely ask! Worst they can say is no :)
- Comment on Found this great deal on a new chair for my living room. Almost 50% off! 2 weeks ago:
Not only does my local library have a maker space, but there is also a local FB group where people lend their tools and other things (like cooking supplies)
- Comment on kissies 2 weeks ago:
If you make them wait a few minutes the germs will disappear
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
- that all high school kids (in my area) take before graduating (to give recruiters more ammo when they
harassspeak with the kids during gym class a few months later)
- that all high school kids (in my area) take before graduating (to give recruiters more ammo when they
- Comment on I mean have they seen our stipends 2 weeks ago:
Yeah so you have to pay an extra monthly “rent” PER PET (not to mention the extra deposits! Yes plural)
I was looking at a place the other day. 2 bedroom apartment in a shitty area. I didn’t take notes on all the costs but this is what I have:
Application Fee: $50 per applicant Rent: $1450 Security Deposit: $1450 Nonrefundable Pet Deposit per pet: $300 Pet Deposit per pet: $200 Pet Rent per pet: $25
No utilities included
- Comment on I mean have they seen our stipends 2 weeks ago:
When I was working on mine I was making $1800 and rent was only ~$720 for a 2 bed. I think that included pet rent too.
The mental toll however…(Hundreds of thousands of dollars in insurance claims later, probably more)
- Comment on It's important to get a good interest rate 2 weeks ago:
Yes. Adding to the other comment, if you don’t have good credit you can also lose out on certain job opportunities.
- Comment on Why do passports need to be signed to be valid? 2 weeks ago:
Yes, a legal representative can do it. I’m not sure if just a notary would suffice though, at least not where I am.
Thumbprints are another possible way. Also simple marks like an X.
- Comment on Why do passports need to be signed to be valid? 2 weeks ago:
Banks will sometimes require your signature match the original signature they have on file. I’m guessing it’s not as common anymore with online banking but I know a few years ago I had to sign something a number of times because it wasn’t close enough to the original.
I thought about it and it might have been around 10 years ago😬
- Comment on Antybooties 2 weeks ago:
You ask it
- Comment on The University of Texas at Austin has 'delisted' this video so that it's harder to find. 3 weeks ago:
Agreed
I’ve seen arrest (booking) records going back 20 years or more online - on the police department’s own website. Mostly in Florida because their laws are way more lax than other states.
- Comment on Academic job talks 3 weeks ago:
Damn. You just reminded me of the comments I received on my first paper. They said it was the most uninteresting work they had ever seen and added nothing to the last 4 decades of research on the subject.
I still cringe when I remember it 😭😭
- Comment on The University of Texas at Austin has 'delisted' this video so that it's harder to find. 3 weeks ago:
It depends. If you want a security clearance you’re probably fucked. But then I guess if you’re protesting a war you probably don’t care to have the type of job that requires a security clearance.
Also since a lot of arrest records are easily found online, for free, with no login (some states more than others), employers are bound to find it even if it’s unethical (or illegal) to search that way.
- Comment on I swear credit card companies make log-ins fail on purpose. 3 weeks ago:
I know it’s hard. Which is why I went off grid for a week or two and my partner set it up for me.
- Comment on new organelle!!!! 4 weeks ago:
Not OP but thanks for this! Can’t wait to read it.
- Comment on A bad influence 4 weeks ago:
A small subset of people seem to be really good at driving companies into the ground. It’s like a special skill
- Comment on Why do Americans measure everything in cups? 5 weeks ago:
Nope. I mean technically they are supposed to be. But in practice, absolutely not. Im pretty sure manufacturers just make cups with random lines on it.
This is why I have a dry and a wet measuring cups. Although that still isn’t a standard. But at least if you consistently use the same cup for the same thing you can fine tune it that way.
- Comment on How do I view long screenshots without them being blurry? 5 weeks ago:
Thanks. Gonna try this first since I’m using Jerboa as well. But, of course now I can’t find an image to look at lol.
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- Comment on Greggs staff to wear body cameras after rise in sausage roll thefts and abuse 1 month ago:
Probably can’t afford to eat