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4小时前

Anyone else does this?
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The_v @lemmy.world 4小时前
..... Takes cover and starts reloading, only to have a medic jumping like a bunny appear from the smoke and headshot you 3 times from the hip.
They are also totally not using cheats as they go 95:8 in the round.

3天前

Minneapolis hotel worker fired over 'doxxing' of ICE agents

I'll stop by and talk to David Marriott next chance I see him. I haven't seen him in almost 30 years when he gave me a ride from the Manchester UK Airport

He was an asshat driver through. 1 star.

3天前

Minneapolis hotel worker fired over 'doxxing' of ICE agents

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The_v @lemmy.world 3天前

Marriott isn't owned by the Mormon church. The owners are Mormon who follow the church leaders.

See it's different.

3天前

I'm just here for the memes

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The_v @lemmy.world 3天前

I vote for squash/pumpkins. I have a bunch of those as well as corn.

3天前

Windows users keep losing files to OneDrive, and many don't know why

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The_v @lemmy.world 3天前

Honestly most of the issues with OneDrive are from one setting:

Files On-Demand - it's turned on by default. It uploads all the files in the drive to the cloud and then deletes them from the local computer. Its absolutely, fucking stupid and should be banned.

3天前

TIL that incest is legal in many countries. For example: Brazil, Russia, South Korea, Japan, Mainland China (but incest is illegal in Hong Kong SAR).

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The_v @lemmy.world 3天前

I found some interesting papers on this subject a few years back.

Statistically humans have the highest rate of fecundity with 3rd-4th cousins. Close enough to ensure genetic compatibility, far enough away to avoid deletetious recessive alleles popping up.

This makes sense when you think about the small groups that most humans have traditionally lived in.

4天前

Thought it was a pile of leaves until I got a closer look

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The_v @lemmy.world 4天前

Don't stand too close to that tree. Especially not when the wind is blowing. Its a sign that the root system is mostly dead.

6天前

Dell says the quiet part out loud: Consumers don't actually care about AI PCs — "AI probably confuses them more than it helps them"

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The_v @lemmy.world 6天前

AI hardware is a sales pitch without a clear product. Consumers have no clue why they would want to buy something with AI on it.

For most consumers AI is a webpage that kids cheat on homework or adults attempt to cheat at work with. It makes ugly fake pictures with all sorts of weird errors. Its also the annoying as fuck answering services that you have to yell at 4 or 5 times to get to a real person.

Why would an AI PC be desirable?

7天前

Life pro tip for friends of pharmacists

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The_v @lemmy.world 7天前

That was the theory and how it works in a petri dish, however that's not how it works in the body.

Antibiotic treatment doesn't have to kill all of the bacteria. It needs to kill enough so the immune system can catch up and finish the job.

There been evidence for more than 50 years that overly long antibiotic treatments cause resistance to build up faster. That's why they have limits on the first place.

So there's a balance between too few days, and to many.

1周前

Most venture capital deals are now AI

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The_v @lemmy.world 1周前

Right before midterm elections pretty please. Like 3 weeks before would be perfect. A massive crash with the normal support network in disarray from their stupidity. Triggering a 10 year long depression with up to 25% unemployment.

You know what happened after the last long lasting serious depression? FDR's new deal - union rights, workers rights, social security, corporate regulations and all the other silly things that led to massive enlargement of the middle class at the expense of the extremely wealthy.

1周前

‘I Can’t Afford This’ Trump Voters in Rural America Stunned as Cost of Living Keeps Rising

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The_v @lemmy.world 1周前

As an expert on the subject who has spent my life working with farmers around the globe.

70% of them are fucking superstitious idiots who believe the craziest shit.

25% of them are of average intelligence who do their best and work hard.

5% of the are intelligent wonderful people who are highly technical and skilled.

The socio-economic reasons for why this occurs is interesting (at least to me). Remember farming has had centuries of pressure for migration for rural living to urban. Rural populations are isolated and historically have lacked access to higher education, healthcare, mental health, etc. So you have a constant brain drain, combined with lower relative mental and physical health.

So how the fuck do these morons manage to grow a crop? They outsource the decision making to "trusted advisors". Government agents, agronomist, fieldman, etc. these are the people who are actually making the day to day decisions on most of the these farms. What to fertilize with, what to spray, when to harvest, when to plant etc... they do it all the thinking while the idiots ride around in the luxury tractor cabins letting the GPS stear as they listen to talk radio or watch videos.

1周前

Microsoft Office has been renamed to “Microsoft 365 Copilot app”

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The_v @lemmy.world 1周前

It's worth $30 more per year. Aka it's a subscription rate hike.

They hiked up all of the subscriptions. Then made it confusing as fuck to subscribe back to the one that you had.

2周前

Over the past 10 months, Russian losses in the war with Ukraine have been growing faster than any time since the start of the full-scale invasion in 2022

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The_v @lemmy.world 2周前

Instead of a injured/dead ratio of around 1:10 of the casualties. Its been 1:3 this year. That is quite a brutal statistic.

Personally I think it's because of the lack of armor on the battlefield for Russia. They were large moving targets and Ukraine absolutely demolished them. However the troops inside had better chances of surviving a direct hit with only being wounded due to the protection and faster evacuation.

2周前

British soldier with captured Nazi bicycle-mounted anti-tank troops, Germany, WW2, 1945

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The_v @lemmy.world 2周前

In 1945 toward the end of the war, Germany had teenagers 16 or sometimes younger fighting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkssturm

2周前

Baby's first Netflix movie 😍

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The_v @lemmy.world 2周前

Hydroponic greenhouses in the late 1970's for one bankruptcy. Off a deep well on a high mountain valley with water that came out of the ground at 6-8C.... Oh and brutally cold winters down to -30C The heating cost alone for the water was prohibitive. They blamed the Mexicans for "tanking the market" for that bankruptcy.

On the other side, they always chased last year's market. Sugarbeets were high so they doubled their acres - bank forced sale of 300 on that one. Beef was high so they bought steers ar extremely high prices and then sold them at a loss.. bank forced the sale of another 400 acres plus they lost their grazing contract. The last one was lamas. Yep they bought 100 of them.... Somehow it was the blacks fault for that one.. never did quite figure out how. I currently guess the bank got a new loan manager who happened to have a darker skin color.

2周前

Humans rank between meerkats and beavers in monogamy 'league table,' but sheep are sluts.

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The_v @lemmy.world 2周前

Nope, that's not what it means at all

Genetically linked behaviors follow distribution curves. There is always variation in every population for any behavior. When a behavior is highly selected for, alternative behaviors become more rare...but they still happen.

A good example of this is homosexuality, evolutionarily speaking this behavior is highly selected against (reduced babies). It still occurs in all sorts of species.

What this means is that around 2/3rds of humans are strictly monogamous. Around 1/3rd of humans are promiscuous or partially promiscuous. These are instinctual behaviors that can be overcome somewhat by cultural norms. On an individual basis, for every 3 people you meet, one instinctually finds sleeping around to be their "normal" behavior.