meco03211
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- Comment on Low-wage workers in the food service industry can’t afford to eat 2 days ago:
Or my favorite. EMTs only get $15/hr. You think fast food workers should make as much as them?
No you asshole. EMTs should make more than that. Why aren’t you fighting for everyone to make more?
- Comment on Do gangs "jump in" new recruits? Or is that just for movies and tv shows? If so why do they do that kinda seems anti productive. 1 week ago:
You seen Fight Club? Making them stand on the porch while they were hit and berated was part of the initiation. It showed they were committed. Similar thoughts to gangs. Unsure how prevalent it still is.
- Comment on Overwatch Classic | Official Trailer 1 week ago:
Interesting model blizz. Create a game. Build a base. Destroy the game and lose part of that base. Re-release original game to claw back former base.
- Comment on what is an "over-under" during sex? 2 weeks ago:
For some reason I think it means over the underwear, under the pants.
- Comment on World of Warcraft adds $90 mount to in game store 4 weeks ago:
I had jumped back in when tbc classic was released. I wound up on a dead server. It made end game content essentially impossible. I was hoping to move right into wotlk classic at release as that was my jam back in the day. Except they weren’t going to include the dungeon finder or cross realm groups meaning it would still be a dead server with no chance at end game content. I was done with pointlessly dumb leadership. Unsubbed and found a private server that hits all the right buttons.
- Comment on If a planet was completely covered in water, wouldn't it all be freshwater? 4 weeks ago:
Ah. I see the angle you’re coming from. I had mentioned in another comment somewhere that essentially all salt without an impermeable barrier between it and the water on this planet would be dissolved (provided it doesn’t saturate the water which would be a horrifically enormous amount of salt). Salt is highly soluble in water and on any timescale that could be relevant would fully dissolve and achieve a general equilibrium. If the planet has water, then it has a star able to warm the planet. There’s no realistic scenario that wouldn’t result in the ocean fully mixing.
- Comment on If a planet was completely covered in water, wouldn't it all be freshwater? 4 weeks ago:
But that’s not what’s happening. There’s no “mining” of salt. There’s no significant addition or loss of salt to the ocean. Salt just stays in the oceans here. Freshwater will evaporate and return through rivers and rain. On a planet without land, the salt would still remain in the ocean.
- Comment on If a planet was completely covered in water, wouldn't it all be freshwater? 4 weeks ago:
Overall composition of a planet is what would matter, not whether there is land. If there is salt on the planet, it would almost assuredly have salty oceans. Salt diffuses in water. If you put salt into a glass of water and leave it sit, eventually the salt would dissolve and mix completely. Salt water has a different density than water. The act of dissolving involves energy changes. These create small eddies and currents that would mix the water until it was in equilibrium. If there is salt in any form on your waterworld, the only way it wouldn’t be salty is if the salt was permanently separated from the water physically.
- Comment on If a planet was completely covered in water, wouldn't it all be freshwater? 4 weeks ago:
The reason water is concentrated in oceans isn’t specifically due to continents existing. Salt doesn’t evaporate so all rain is fresh water. That fresh water falls. When it falls over land it flows to the lowest point it can go. This leads to all flowing water flowing towards oceans and seas. Salt won’t travel upstream. Ergo salt simply stays in oceans and seas.
Now consider a world with no land. This wouldn’t really differ from a single ocean on earth. Currents and waves will move in all directions at some point which should mix the salt all around. You could get some differences if there were ice caps or icebergs. Those could behave similarly to continents depending on size.
- Comment on If I was selling a bag of flower and sugar to a CI who thought it was meth or coke can I get in trouble? How or why when I am selling a legal substance? 4 weeks ago:
Depends on the state. I imagine over the years, enterprising drug dealers have done just that to dupe unsuspecting buyers. It wouldn’t be far fetched that a state would write laws to capture just such an instance.
- Comment on How do I... Do court? I didn't realize my license was expired and got pulled over. Now I have court tomorrow. 1 month ago:
you might just annoy the judge,
I covered that with the part about a bad judge. Additionally, nothing stops them from changing their plea to guilty after the fact. Their court date is tomorrow. This will give them time. After that, even if OP was guilty and caught dead to rights, they could get the case dismissed if there wasn’t a valid reason to pull them over. Sure that might be unlikely, but possible. Lastly, the cop might not even show up.
- Comment on How do I... Do court? I didn't realize my license was expired and got pulled over. Now I have court tomorrow. 1 month ago:
If that pisses the judge off, they are a bad judge. If they are a bad judge, getting out of their court as quickly as possible is your best bet. If they aren’t a bad judge however, then that shouldn’t piss them off at all. You say you didn’t know it was expired. How long ago did it expire? Why were you pulled over initially?
- Comment on My mental health has improved after deleting games that have microtransactions in them 1 month ago:
What’s the SorteKanin description of Outer Wilds?
- Comment on How do I... Do court? I didn't realize my license was expired and got pulled over. Now I have court tomorrow. 1 month ago:
If you don’t know what to do currently, just plead not guilty. For a traffic ticket they’ll schedule a bench trial. This gives you some more time to work things out. Talking to a public defender can help but also talking to the prosecutor can help too. They want things to be quick and easy. If they think you might try to actually fight it, they’ll try to appease you with less of a punishment or even none at all. One time I had a speeding ticket dismissed and no points on my license if I plead guilty to careless driving and paid the fine.
- Comment on Is duck tape magnetic? 1 month ago:
This smells like duck propaganda.
- Comment on Was the first SSN to be assigned in the US just 000-00-001? 1 month ago:
Eight six seven five three oh nine. DAMN YOU TOMMY TUTONE!
- Comment on In Arkansas can my brother sue the public defender for pressing him to take a deal and was told don't tell the judge you were pressed into this plea because I will jail you mom? 1 month ago:
Just trying to answer seriously and not assume too much the answer is a simple yes/no. There is no real barrier to filing a lawsuit. Fill out the paperwork and file it with the court. Boom, you’ve sued someone. The bigger question would be if they have qualified immunity (or whatever lawyer version is similar to that) or if it would actually go anywhere. You’d want to talk to a real lawyer (IANAL). That’s at the very least unethical, possibly criminal.
- Comment on Do animals feel love and emotion? 1 month ago:
I don’t think I’ve ever seen dogs, cats and other domestic animals smile because they’re happy and show love to their owners for treating them right.
My dog “smarls” (smile+snarl) at me when I come home. We’ve taken a still photo of him while smarling and it looks horrifically vicious. It’s like a stock photo captioned “aggressive dog”. But he’s actually happy. The difference is body movement. An aggressive or dangerous dog will be very still, just showing teeth, usually growling and backs away from a threat or quickly lunge if it gets too close. A smarl is usually accompanied by a wagging tail and body wiggles and slowly approaching to get pet.
- Comment on Why do social workers get upset when you don't want their help? 2 months ago:
If that was anytime in the last decade or so that’s horrifically illegal.
- Comment on Do lesbians like boobs as much as straight guys? 2 months ago:
Those are rookie numbers.
- Comment on Do lesbians like boobs as much as straight guys? 2 months ago:
So their name was successful.
- Comment on What started “weirdo” as a slur just recently? 2 months ago:
“What a weird thing to say.”
- Comment on Excretion-related thermodynamics 2 months ago:
Additionally if you can collect it and position it next to your skin somehow you can extract some of the heat back to your body. Gotta be careful though, lest you get piss or shit on yourself.
- Comment on Is this normal for girls or just a extreme edge case? (Serious question) 3 months ago:
It’s called ribbed.
- Comment on Is this normal for girls or just a extreme edge case? (Serious question) 3 months ago:
The fuck you mean substantial?
- Comment on My dad fought the Nazi's they lost. The world knows it. What is the deal with their recent resurgence? 3 months ago:
Like Schroedinger’s Immigrant. At all times he is stealing your job and a lazy, jobless, criminal.
- Comment on ELI5: how do mobile devices know your movements? 3 months ago:
I think it had to do with how the cameras and lights were oriented. I missed that one too. Pretty damn accurate.
- Comment on ELI5: how do mobile devices know your movements? 3 months ago:
Well how about that. I’ve debated making my own pedometer app. I’m assuming there are tutorials online how to do that, but this might be fun to just play with for a bit.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
I have ADHD and this take is horribly off base. I can take criticism when I’m wrong. It’s just that I’m not wrong. How dare you accuse me of… oh fuck I’m doing it aren’t i?
- Comment on What are some good games worth buying on play store? 3 months ago:
Friendly reminder Bloons TD 6 is free for Netflix customers. Unsure if that’s all counties or restricted or tier restricted. It’s been pretty fun, but the best aspect is offline play.