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Formerly on kbin.social and dbzer0
- Comment on Big balls got beat up by 15 yr old boy and girl and may get medal 2 hours ago:
After talking about his own personal experience with violence in D.C., thanking Leavitt for Trump’s actions and slamming Democrats, Johnson asked if the president would consider Coristine—better known by his online nickname “Big Balls”—for a Presidential Medal of Freedom in view of his “heroic actions just a few blocks from this building.”
“Perhaps it’s something he would consider,” Leavitt replied.
You can stop reading now.
- Comment on They made his car "cease & desist" 1 day ago:
i don't see that anywhere in the notice and such a clause would be unconscionable, IANAL.
All the notice claims is "violations of [ToS], including misuse of Tesla's trademarks and brand identifiers in media content that falsely implies endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation with Tesla."
- Comment on They made his car "cease & desist" 1 day ago:
This is purely nominative fair use.
- Comment on Anon updates GNU/linux 2 days ago:
"Why haven't you graded and returned any of my assignments yet this term?"
This is not that situation. The database includes everything including graded assignments. It HELPS teachers find the relevant materials because you don't have to dig through a giant stack instead of doing a Ctrl+F. In fact, you'll cause a ton of students need to leaf through their chunks of old files and gather their past submissions to repeat exactly what you went through for every single class. What you propose is not at all kind or ethical.
- Comment on Anon updates GNU/linux 2 days ago:
genuinely think of the teachers
- Comment on Anon updates GNU/linux 3 days ago:
which organization would you use in this situation?
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- Comment on Steam Banned A Horror Game Before It Could Launch, So Now It’s Free 5 days ago:
I mean, the article embeds a video plastered with "VILEISBANNED.COM" in warning tape–style text.
- Comment on Sharing a Bed With Your Kid? It’s Totally Normal in Asia. 2 weeks ago:
According to Chinese Human Geography textbooks, native Mexicans are mongoloid and thus the same race as East Asians.
Not that I support this obsolete racial classification; just a relevant fun fact.
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- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
It was a tacked-on retrofit of a planned ambitious interurban streetcar network, converted to a light rail system after a lot of it was already built. The trains don't even use some of the built track. This used technology that was completely different from the rest of the network and only found there within all of Toronto. The sharp corners the cars weren't particularly designed for effected loud shrieking guitarless metal heard far and wide, loud and clear at the Kennedy bus platforms. When it came time to decide the future of the line, the planners decided to blow it up and start it anew (well, turn it into a three-station extension to Line 2); among other things, all of the above plus relatively low usage and decades of inattention prior to the "what now?" discussions made their usual maintenance unprepared and inadept. In fact, just four months before the planned closure, a train derailed due to failures of track maintenance.
If you're into 15-minute videos, try this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvwmiSU7zLY&pp=ygUQbGluZSAzIHJtdHJhbnNpdA%3D%3D
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
btw as mentioned below, line 3 was cut to make way for replacing it with a line 2 extension
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
outside the city
i swear i included that it was outside the centre... apparently i didn't, sorry
Double that for room for a family
the source includes prices for 3-bedroom flats
While living in a polluted city
fair but that's not exactly a construction safety condition
and it's not much either. the AQI there is squarely in the 50s, which is moderate, which means
Unusually sensitive people: Consider reducing prolonged or heavy exertion. Watch for symptoms such as coughing or shortness of breath. These are signs to take it easier.
Everyone else: It's a good day to be active outside.i can't believe this is the official fed AQI language ngl it reads as if it was translated copy
What about 15 years ago?
if you really think it would change that much i think you should prove it
Imagine the outcry using this cheap technique to build in Toronto.
a lot more people everywhere live paycheck to paycheck as migrant workers than you probably think
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
Even if that is true, this is pristine underground rail!
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
Can you please "correctly present" what about the classic Chinese cookie-cutter metro technology is deficient and 25% behind Western technology?
For why Chinese metro construction seems apparently faster you can watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehTy-qQVZhM; it's just like them Cape Cod suburbs in North America.
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
Why‽ There's no sign of this subway failing at all. Rail enthusiasts everywhere praise Asian subways.
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
what do you mean "knock 25% off of that" (off what?) and "without cheating it becomes pretty obvious we're working with the same technology and fundamental logistics in this map"? sorry i'm just struggling to parse this
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
Sorry, I got confused by the regional rail lines.
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
a free sample of public transit. buy one get one free
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
That doesn't really place the transit network.
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
According to https://www.statista.com/statistics/278351/average-wage-of-employed-persons-in-urban-units-in-china/ it's about $6 USD per hour. I only found 4 deaths and if there are any more they haven't been reported, though anecdotally I've never heard screaming around construction sites.
- Comment on Public transit in Chengdu, China versus Toronto, Canada 3 weeks ago:
The maps above also seem to be differently scaled.
The Toronto map is ~2x more-a-zoomied-in, judging by the distances between the farthest stations. In 2024, looking at the track maps, the driving distance between the farthest stations (Kipling to Kennedy) is 35km while that of Chengdu (天府机场北 to 何公路) is 93 km.
- Comment on So Your Doctor Is a D.O. Does That Matter? 3 weeks ago:
There's a difference between osteopaths anywhere and Doctors of Osteopathy in the US. I think you should read the article, which mentions that DO degrees have to be accredited by medical colleges, among other things.
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