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Tar_Alcaran

@ Tar_alcaran @sh.itjust.works

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  • Youve been brought back from the dead to participate in a competition that involves all of the world's greatest to ever have lived, what is the competition?

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  • You're not going to enjoy that competition though...

  • Youve been brought back from the dead to participate in a competition that involves all of the world's greatest to ever have lived, what is the competition?

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  • Ohhhh, you're the mysterium zxqwasball champion?

  • How close are we to infinite power? Being able to cheaply in our everyday lives? Or are we trying anymore?

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  • Battery technology is ready for solar on the grid too.

    The science is absolutely there, but manufacturing definitely isn't. Making PV panels is so cheap and solar power is so popular, we've had 581 hours of negative electricity costs in the Netherlands in 2025. That's basically 6 hours a day through the whole summer. Ironically, solar panels becomming cheap and plentiful is making it unprofitable to create place more solar panels because their most productive time is actually costing money. We're actually getting close to the point where connecting a solar panel will cost you money if you supply directly to the market (which most consumers don't, but that just means someone else pays for the losses).

    It's honestly absurd, since placing another solar panel WILL help reduce demand on non-renewable sources off-peak as well, but how the market works is actively working against burning less fossil fuels. And of course, battery parks need some serious infrastructure, which you also can't exactly just plop down.

    Installing batteries is the perfect solution for that, but it's very slow going. And even batteries won't fix the summer/winter power production problem.

  • How much do you pay for food each month?

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  • I don't have a food-only budget, but our "supermarket + food" spending for 2 humans and 2 cats last year was ~280 euros per month. That includes takeout/delivery but not restaurants, cleaning materials, catfood (but not the vet), alcohol, snacks.

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  • This is truly, truly the stupidest timeline.

  • ︶⁠‿︶⁠ rule

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  • You know, in terms of....

  • Soviet stratospheric parachutists Nina Pronyushkina and Elvira Fomicheva. Odessa, 1977.

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  • You can tell this is pre-jump, because there's no way your hair looks like that after wearing that helmet.

  • Drug dealers hate this one weird trick!

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  • Has it got what plants crave?

  • PSA

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  • Bailey and Littmans findings make the trans community angry because the research supports that for some trans females, (not all but some) they transition due to a sexual kink. That they can only be sexually excited by being a woman.

    I'm a cis woman and being a woman is very much a requirement for my sexual excitement.

  • SpaceX Eyes 1 Million Satellites for Orbital Data Center Push

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  • The owner of SpaceX needs income, so it's time to try something new to dupe idiots out of their money.

  • SpaceX Eyes 1 Million Satellites for Orbital Data Center Push

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  • They can ship em on Tesla semis running through TBC tunnels.

  • ‘There’s no way my daughter would have jumped’: why are so many Turkish women falling to their deaths?

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  • Hmmm, femicide or desperate suicide? Either one for probably the exact same reasons.

  • Parental rule:

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  • Plus there are lots of foster/adoptable kids who need a loving home.

    But... that's becoming a parent...

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  • Except this is just "some canvas effects" on a picture. It's not remotely how a real painting in canvas looks

  • Is it common courtesy to stack your shopping cart back with the other carts?

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  • Of course it is?!

  • "It's different"

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  • Sure if I had to pick a former Yugoslav state to be in when it fall apart, it would probably be Slovenia. But she was born and raised in Yugoslavia, and left just a few years after Slovenia was formed.

  • AI sends tourists to Tasmanian hot springs that don’t exist

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  • ABC got in touch with Tasmania Tours owner Scott Hennessey. He told them: Our AI has messed up completely.

    I remember that time when I was hammering a nail with my wrench. I bent the nail, dented the wood and then blamed the incorrect tool I was using.

    Anyway, what were we talking about?

  • Good ol' days rule

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  • Also with a half life of 138 days it's hardly "one of the most radioactive substances on Earth".

    A shorter half life generally means it puts out more radiation per hour.

  • "It's different"

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  • The very safe and beautiful country of Soviet Yugoslavia that specifically never had any problems at all, which is why it still exists to this day.