Tollana1234567
@Tollana1234567@lemmy.today
- Comment on MAGA waking up and seeing the election results 3 hours ago:
also ignoring the wins in GOP controlled areas, that almost never would turn Blue.
- Comment on Lemmy users logging on to level set the Blue Wave enjoyers 4 hours ago:
the ant-trans propaganda worked unfortunately, likewise cali is likely to fail the billionaire tax too.
- Comment on Russia moves to allow registration of cars stolen in Western countries 1 day ago:
it would be hard to use most of the features if they require online access, just to use the car they might be able to do that though.
- Comment on True love 2 days ago:
also very groomish too.
- Comment on True love 2 days ago:
he went to ridayah festival in saudia arabia, and performed like a court jester for the Saudis, a bunch of “comedians” went to Saudia arabia too. while saying a “fuck billionaires” as a political statement. most of the money hungry comedians went to the ME.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
ghislaine is the kung fu master.
- Comment on Blackpoleon Blackparte 4 days ago:
cuddy settled for husband material in the end , dint like houses bachelors lifestyle.
- Comment on First Nintendo Switch 2 emulator for PC is out, and it already boots Mario Kart World Read more: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/114420/first-nintendo-switch-2-emulator-for-pc-is-out-and-it-already-boots-mario-kart-world/index.html 4 days ago:
they probably want exclusive content only on thier inefficient switch machines. nintento is pretty stagnant in expanding thier console range.
- Comment on why i love my country 5 days ago:
patriotic in defense of putin and russia.
- Comment on why i love my country 5 days ago:
only ivanka though
- Comment on why i love my country 5 days ago:
thats also not his real family name, its drumpf.
- Comment on Tommy Robinson faces up to 10 years in jail after being found guilty of harassing journalists 1 week ago:
having 2 first name is always someone that is not to be trusted.
- Comment on I don't know about that life. 1 week ago:
or wiped too hard.
- Comment on I don't know about that life. 1 week ago:
bloody
- Comment on Don't stop until you hit the saturation point! 1 week ago:
and holding it up and above your face within splashing distance.
- Comment on Hello my urine angels. 😇 1 week ago:
age
and smelling like aged urine.
- Comment on Surely they yearn for the mines 1 week ago:
in trek they used androids and holograms to do the dangerous works in mines, until tech advances that far, i dont think its feasible with our tech.
- Comment on If at a restaurant a guy is choking and I give them the Heimlich and accidentally break a rib while trying to save his life. Can I be sued? 1 week ago:
the problem is you need to spend legal fees, and time to defend yourself even against a frivilous lawsuit. some people are “vexacious litigious”(legal term for sue-happy) just to drown you in legal fees.
- Comment on If at a restaurant a guy is choking and I give them the Heimlich and accidentally break a rib while trying to save his life. Can I be sued? 1 week ago:
i remember an episode of royal pains, on USA. where the 2 doctors(the lead actor and the woman doc) were sitting at a restaurant and someone start choking, the lady doc said wait to see anyone is helping just incase they become liable for being the first to respond in case the "patient dies or becomes injured. only after some deliberation they intervened.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
apparently gastropods, slugs and snails eat them without ill effect, maybe some insects. mushroom spread through thier spores, either through the wind, or rain. uncommonly some are parasitic on insects.
also mushroom isnt th whole organism anyways, its just the fruiting body. its the filaments in the ground that are mycohrrizae to other plants, like grasses,other plants and trees. so they can just grow new mushroom every now and then.
also fun fact, since fungi love moisture they usually grow mushrooms right after a rainy day.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
i was bio in college. you be fascinated how certain plants produce thier toxin, and how they make it biochemically. obviously for plants they dont want be eaten so they produce very toxic compounds. and then things like certain insects evolved to deal with toxins. just think of native milkweeds and monarch butterflies , they evolved to concentrate the milkweed poisons it in thier bodies. simarly certain swallowtail related to monarchs use plants called aristholcia(ornamental plants too) the plants are quite toxic, and carcinogenic.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
the mushroom is the reproductive, of mostly mychorrizae type fungi, there are other ones arbuscular(associated with trees), if you want get into niche like mycoheterotrophic plants, they have thier own unique interactions. orchids, some heather “Families”,
- Comment on 1 week ago:
yes they evolved like 1bn years ago, so very old. algae even older. archaea, an bacteria likely appeared 3.5bn years ago.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
birds are practically immune to most berries, something to do with thier digestive system, and different receptors for those poisons. they can eat Yew “berries” with no ill effect.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
swallowtails on specific aristocholcia plants, pretty toxic to humans believes its a nasty carcinogen too, but only native butterfly larvae can it, while some aristocholcia that are non native are too toxic even to native butterflies that can eat it.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
wild ones protect themselves from tomato hornworms, by releasing a volatile chemical to nearby predators, and parasitoid insects. also some produce “Trichome” hairs to prevent cuscuta parasitic plant from latching on.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
there are plenty of animals that would eat fungi, its nutritious. slugs, bugs. death cap is the most toxic, specifically anamita phalloides, destroying angels is one too. the toxin amatoxin-A, and phalloidin both are toxic to the liver, usually kills you within days if untreated. the symptoms are extreme hunger. mammals are most affected, but bugs/slugs evolved a way to deal with it.
- Comment on Be better 1 week ago:
sometimes the parents are so shitty, that the children turns out that way, and the parents get mad when they get the consequences of it. i think strep goes like this strep throat to rheumatic to scarlet fever, which is the most serious.
- Comment on Be better 1 week ago:
plus things like autism/adhd have been largely balked at as being “lazy”(because the child isnt doing what they are expected as an adult) and not as a symptoms that is now gaining more recognition too.
- Comment on Microsoft looking to remove 60,000 jobs, ~25% of the company, specifically to contain costs around AI. Once again, the workers are held accountable for executive decisions. 1 week ago:
theres going to be so much more post on different platforms (about unable to find job/careers) in the coming years.