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That would be the Danish who'd do that, if you're looking to make an equivalent statement, no?

> hiroshimaite Today I learned an interesting new word, which is led me to its analogues: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinitite

Oh, awesome! Good on you leaving their habitat for them.

Do you have any references for that claim? I wasn't aware that the Berbers, who've been there since the Stone Age, were predated by the Jewish people.

Also dangerous to push one - that's how I had one bounce backwards after a wheel ended up in a hole in the lawn, onto my foot. Turns out, when you get a lawnmower on top of a steel…

> Lawn tractor I feel you're dealing with a different level of lawn mowing if you're towing a mower, not pushing one.

> we still get monarchs Genuine question, I thought monarch larvae predominantly feed on milkweeds? Do you get milkweeds occurring naturally in your grass? Or are they feeding on s…

You should've mentioned that in your original comment because it changes the meaning of it entirely.

Not too bad that they launched looking like a phishing scam because they eventually added a link? Shit, the bar is low these days.

To be fair, they said learning _about_ them, not learning _from_ them.

I was watching a terrible movie, Wolverine, and the titular character is driving through Canada, we're told, and I found myself thinking that "huh, that bit of Canada looks a lot l…

...Is Steve okay? Anyone on here know him personally and able to reach out?

I tried playing it. It's... not going to change the world of gaming.

I've not lived in Germany but visited routinely for longer periods when working for a company there, and the understanding I derived is that Germans have an expectation that the on…

You went straight to conspiracy?

Yeah, it's a problem a lot of those subs are grappling with.

AI psychosis is real mate, maybe take one of those weekends, go for a walk, no screens, maybe see some trees.

It's warrantless location tracking that they value more than direct interception.

> $11.5B mining giant Mineral Resources That made $154 million profit on $5.3 billion revenue in 2024. So about 1.1% (rounding up) return on capital. While Fortescue (FMG), still n…

Yep. * Unloading fish on a wharf during a violent snowstorm, at night. * Doing the stop/go signs on roadworks for 12 hours in the rain. * Carrying heavy boxes of government records…

I also highly recommend the book written by the team that found the wreck of the Endurance, and Fienne's biography of Shackleton.

I have a photo on my wall taken by Frank Hurley, the photographer on the Endurance, of some of the first sea ice they encountered on the last journey. Fienne's biography of Shackle…

You're sweet as mate, we're used to it eh. Hell, it's why one of our former PMs had a referendum to try to replace our flag. He got seated under an Aussie flag once at an internati…

It's got white stars, it has the seven pointed "Commonwealth star", and astronomically, it's more correct as it includes Epsilon Crucis. Our flag has red stars, no bonus commonweal…

Australian flag. * Their Southern Cross is more astronomically accurate (it includes Epsilon Crucis) our one omits it * They have an additional seven pointed star to represent the …