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- Comment on good bones 4 days ago:
orange juice is a bit acidic for those with sensitive stomachs
- Comment on ...will continue until... 1 week ago:
You could also get out of the wagon and help pull, maybe unload the wagon too
- Comment on Meta is earning a fortune on a deluge of fraudulent ads, documents show 1 week ago:
reduced user reports of scams
Probably by hiding the reporting function or something
- Comment on Look inside 1 week ago:
Free market is for chumps. Companies love to buy their suppliers and distributors and transportation hubs so they don’t have to deal with the market.
- Comment on They're just puppos 2 weeks ago:
They already noped off of dry land as soon as the monkeys showed up
- Comment on And they mocked me for my WoW subscription 😗 5 weeks ago:
Damn a 100 cd changer then, mad respect
- Comment on And they mocked me for my WoW subscription 😗 5 weeks ago:
You idiots don’t have a 6 cd changer in your car? Pathetic!
- Comment on it's true! 5 weeks ago:
A lot of people love their lawn toys (and hate municipal workers and well draining streets I guess).
I lived in Massachusetts for a while and the city I lived in directed people to blow/rake their leaves into the road so a giant vacuum truck could collect them.
- Comment on As Microsoft lays off thousands and jacks up Game Pass prices, former FTC chair says I told you so: The Activision-Blizzard buyout is 'harming both gamers and developers' 1 month ago:
I don’t know many of the details of the price hike, but my first thought was that ms might be trying to put pressure on tariffs via consumer outrage. If people don’t see prices going up they won’t get upset, and absorbing the costs obviously hurts the bottom line.
If my theory is true it’s pretty cowardly to try to force it via consumer sentiment rather than using their considerable weight to fight the bully themselves though.
- Comment on Who the fuck needs an x axis anyway 1 month ago:
It’s hard to speculate, but the cdc should take a look at this strong correlation!!
- Comment on Who the fuck needs an x axis anyway 1 month ago:
HMMMMM
- Comment on it's just science, i guess 1 month ago:
Agreed people shouldn’t be drinking it, pasteurization makes it safe for everyone’s immune system. Especially important considering the state of most factory farms.
BUT you’re probably remembering right. I’ve had milk straight from the cow (and cream and buttermilk separated from a just milked cow, as well as butter churned from said cream). Buttermilk especially tastes like quite different from the stuff in the grocery store.
- Comment on Coincidence 1 month ago:
This picture of Neil on the moon with his helmet off and the earth in the background CLEARLY required professional camera equipment that was NOT on the manifest for the launch. Checkmate.
- Comment on The Epstein Scandal Finally Takes Down a Politician 1 month ago:
No argument here:(
- Comment on Hello there 1 month ago:
You probably already know this but for the others, different species of Bowerbirds have different color preferences! There is some speculation these preferences might relate to their own coloring. Also some speculation this might be due to regional traditions.
The Satin Bowerbird prefers blue, both the male and female have blue eyes and the male has that metallic black (almost blue-looking) feathers that some ravens have.
- Comment on Plants looking at people looking at people looking at fungi 1 month ago:
I always imagine mushrooms as a hive mind
- Comment on Hello there 1 month ago:
The Barrowbird’s Barrow is not a nest or a home, think more like a box from which a potential mate will watch him do a little one man show. It’s a temporary display.
- Comment on Hello there 1 month ago:
Totally off base for the meme anyway since the Barrowbird’s Barrow is not the equivalent of a house/nest and is much more akin to a little opera box from which the potential mate will watch him perform a little dance.
- Submitted 1 month ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 47 comments
- Comment on Samsung brings ads to US fridges 1 month ago:
Shoot, I’m too poor for this. I’ll have to tape up some ads on mine
- Submitted 2 months ago to unitedkingdom@feddit.uk | 35 comments
- Comment on Anon doesn't believe 2 months ago:
Excellent
- Comment on Anon doesn't believe 2 months ago:
If you see more you should screenshot them and make a collage so we can all see the propaganda machine at work a little clearer
- Comment on Israeli president’s planned visit to UK angers MPs 2 months ago:
Maybe some of those police feeling icky arresting PA protesters could arrest this guy
- Comment on What goes here? 2 months ago:
Or maybe a newborn turtle they hatch kinda slimy?
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
That’s my read too, they’re only focused on the short term sort of by design
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
In academia there’s a pretty solid understanding that grad students need to be included broadly not just for their own edification but because they are the next generation of scientists and if we want the whole enterprise to keep rolling we need new generations.
It will be interesting to see how this pans out in the tech sector. Typically upgrades in technology that allow the workers to be more efficient towards a task only briefly make a company more money than their competitors (limited to the gap of time where others haven’t made the same ‘upgrade’). If they all cut out low level engineers to tighten profit margins they’ll have to pay increasingly large amounts to a shrinking and aging pool of engineers who have experience.
- Submitted 2 months ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 3 comments
- Comment on AI at the World’s Biggest Games Event [Gamescom] Booked Random Meetings for Attendees [404 Media] 2 months ago:
They’re reflecting our reality here, we’re just in denial!
- Comment on Electricity Consumption 2 months ago:
We have a bit of electricity in our nervous systems too, yes?
