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Tar_Alcaran

@ Tar_alcaran @sh.itjust.works

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  • Every damn time.

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  • For Reviewer B to accidentally to misclick and lose all their notes.

  • Every damn time.

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  • It's archaic euphemistic jargon, and that's why you generally don't see it used outside of the niche.

  • Every damn time.

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  • That's what it's called when it's inhumane to let them live after an experiment.

    Certain rats have incredibly elevated chances of growing tumors, for example. Letting them grow old is basically torture, so...

  • Strange German laws – DW

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  • or reversing even on the hard shoulder

    Uhhh yeah, because that's a potentially deadly thing to do? Why the hell would you ever do something so idiotic without giant flashing lights?

  • YSK that despite being outside of US jurisdiction, Lego has dropped diversity and inclusion terminology from its annual report

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  • I get mine from weird Chinese sites, soooo....

  • YSK that despite being outside of US jurisdiction, Lego has dropped diversity and inclusion terminology from its annual report

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  • Anything "Lego" sold on aliexpress.

  • Getting a little nature

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  • There is a shockingly large number of feathers in even a small bird.

  • Damn these interesting times

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  • I mean, that sounds great on paper, but historically millions and millions of people have abandoned subsistence farming to pursue a new and superior career as a beggar.

    So swap the farming for buying stuff, and that sounds awesome.

  • YSK that despite being outside of US jurisdiction, Lego has dropped diversity and inclusion terminology from its annual report

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  • Good news: their patent expired, and offbrand lego now fits on Lego, at a third of the price.

  • Bonk.

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  • It will release whatever it holds, and grab your arm instead!

  • When a new Dad decorates the Baby Room

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  • Ohhhh, I suddenly know what I want on my wall! Nothing like a portrait of the Scourge of Carpathia

  • ChatGPT Never Disappoints

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  • Hackers Went Looking for a Backdoor in High-Security Safes—and Now Can Open Them in Seconds

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  • Funfact, safe makers: It's not libel if it's true.

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    Did you think Ukraine could win?

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  • War is about breaking the enemy's ability to fight.

    Which for Ukraine is not strongly diminished. They produce MORE equipment than they did before that war started.

    Imperial Japan lost almost no territory before losing.

    What are you talking about? At the height of it's expansion it controlled Korea, Indonesia, the Philippines, a good quarter of China, all of southeast Asia and numerous islands in the Pacific. They lost all of those before capitulating.

    A better example would be WW1 Germany, who barely lost any ground before their surrender due to complete exhaustion of war fighting ability, after a famously long and fruitless positional war... Kinda like we see in Ukraine.

    But a more realistic solution would be to recognise that as a small bit of humor meant to illustrate how little progress Russia is making, not as a serious prediction.

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    Did you think Ukraine could win?

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  • On February 23rd 2022, I said Putin would never attack, he'd be an absolute fool because he could never hold a country like Ukraine.

    On February 25th 2022, I said "I give Ukraine 2 weeks, and then three decades of bloody occupation"

    Today, I've learned to shut the fuck up about shit I don't understand. You should try the same.

    Some things I do understand: Russia illegally occupied about 7% of Ukrainian territory before 2021. By March 2022 they held 26%. By november 2022, Russia illegally occupied 17.6% of Ukraine. Today, 1015 days later, Russia holds 19.3% of Ukraine.

    Those are territorial gains of 0.6% per year, a speed that makes Douglas Haig look like a racecar driver. At this rate, Russia will hold all of Ukraine just in time Putin's 208th birthday.

    Another thing I do understand: Ukraine can't win this war on the battlefield, but neither can Russia. Russia spent the final inheritance of the Soviet Union on this war. The massive reserves of materiel that Stalin, Chroesjtsjov, Brezjnev left for the Union (mostly made in Ukraine) have now been spent. The population that grew under the Soviet Union is also spent, the population pyramid is shattered.

    At the same time, Ukraine has had its population genocided, it's children kidnapped and raised by Russian thieves to destroy their culture, and its men shot in an unjust to appease the ego of a leader who wishes he was half the despot Khrushchev was.

    Both nations have already lost. Ukraine has lost everything they built since the Soviet Union fell, Russia lost everything they had left since the same time.

    The only difference is how much more will be lost before Putin finally dies and the mad scramble for power will give Ukraine a break.

    EDIT: I gave you a clear answer before your edit, you coward.

  • Space race: US aims to beat out China and Russia with nuclear reactor on the Moon

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  • Try not defunding NASA, or your current moon landing program then?

  • When you go to karaoke, do you/your group usually sing seriously, with your heart, give it your best or do you sing as to make fun of the songs in a playful way?

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  • I would rather be dipped in a vat of molten lava than go to karaoke, so... Sarcastically, I guess?

  • What type of small legit buiness dosent require having inventory?

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  • Someone who custom makes stuff

  • US Hypocrisy? 50% Tariff On India, Zero On EU That Bought Russian Oil

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