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    1. Grass does take up a huge area. What would you do with that area considering it's too dry or too infertile to grow anything other than grass, and it can only manage grass when there's animals fertilising it
    2. Any grass eating animal makes methane. Rot on idle land makes methane. If all the cows were killed deer would equal their biomass quickly. Cows are managed and there are plans for modifying their microbiome to completely process their food to CO2. This is the same weight of carbon that the grass regrows. Methane effectually breaks down to CO2 so castle are carbon neutral, but the time as methane is a problem
    3. Animal welfare. Indeed a long list. I would love to see many types of animal agriculture banned. Some are far too cruel for a wealthy nation
    4. I don't believe you.
    5. I'm not saying everyone must eat only meat, and lots of it. Why should I be restricted from what you can't afford?

    It is necessary to eat animals of you wish to thrive and do not wish to take supplements. Look up the list of what vegans sold supplement to be healthy; it's a much longer list than a person on a mixed diet

    Mixed diet required supplements:

    ; empty list

    Vegan required supplement list:

    • Vitamin B12
    • Vitamin D (unless you produce enough cholesterol and get enough sunlight)
    • Long chain omega 3 fatty acids
    • Iron
    • Calcium
    • Zinc
    • Iodine

    According to https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/7-supplements-for-vegans#6-Zinc

    I would add creatine to the list, since it's seeming more and more important and only occurs in meat.

    Funny that herbivores don't need supplementation, but we do, even though we can eat so many different plants than most herbivores.

  • Now with the vampire politicians gone you can help shape the new government of the city

  • The politics those people wish to avoid is things like the princess wanting to escape a political marriage because she's gay

    They don't mind politics just so long as it's not gender or identity politics

  • We are trying to indoctrinate children though

  • They believe that after a short time on antibiotics the bacteria that have not yet died have some resistance to the antibiotics. So it's better to take more and kill them all so the ones a little resistant can't live on to become very resistant. There is newer research that suggests this practice is not optimal though.

  • I'd try one of the big Linuxes, such as Ubuntu, they often are more compatible than other Linuxes. Have you tried searching for "Linux on HP spectre" to see if there's any special configuration required

  • That's true now, but Murphy actually said "if there's two ways of doing something people will do it wrong every time"

    What can go wrong will go wrong was Finagle's law until Murphy came along with a better name for a similar rule

    But Murphy's rule was better before as it gave a solution: ensure there's only one way to do a thing

    Murphy was a test subject for acceleration tests on rocket sleds. One run was ruined as all the accelerometers had been plugged in the wrong way, so no acceleration data was collected

  • At least not the animals that are fed modified food. It's no reason to not eat grass fed animals

  • The first three drafts of my favourite test program (a program to drive servos to point a heliostat mirror at mirrorLattitude, mirrorLongitude, mirrorAltitude in altitude and azimuth to direct the reflected ray at targetLattitude, targetLongitude, targetAltitude) wouldn't run.

    It's very rare for any AI to use real modules for the language (even when I say "please use library modules that exist in CPAN") and they nearly never know how to reflect a ray

  • It's not for the common people. It's for companies that dream of workplaces with no people, Facebook which talks to you automatically so you can still be fed ads while your real life friends are asleep

    If it worked, stories like in OP could be true.

  • I have never used COBOL, but it's the language for the system I'm an analyst for, and I don't see a problem with it

  • The difficulty with all satire is those in power or with loud megaphones are doing stuff that was satire ten years ago. The stuff being made up by either side is hard to tell from reality

  • He gave us the context

    or at least fascist adjacent

  • There's probably fewer than ten of us here

  • I think that's been crushed in, normally the fender edge is outside the tyre edge. It looks like it was rolled

  • I think the problem was how I used it. The fault I had isn't a common one.

  • Indeed. Beef prices tell me they're not the loss leader product, and leather is cheap, so I don't think that's a problem now

  • Uh oh

    Jump
  • Humans with the tools we had twenty thousand years ago could kill any land animal

  • Just because a person eats animals and uses animal products doesn't mean they don't respect them.

    I prefer leather over its alternatives, as leather is a side product from the beef industry, so we use more of the animal. It's worse now that cars come with vinyl seats ("vegan leather") using petrochemicals and industrial products instead of the skin of an animal that was being killed anyway

  • I had to use an AMD provided script to get Mint to work with my ryzen AI 9 370, as the system couldn't drive the built in graphics

    First boot had to happen with the "nomodeset" ( no [graphics] mode set[ting]) or it couldn't do any graphics, the screen went black as soon as it got out of the initial text mode

    So no, Mint isn't great with very new equipment