I wonder how different the results are for men. (Not because I want to make the conversation about men, but because I want to quantify how big the disparity is.)

And some people refuse to leave their abusive spouse. What’s your point?

Nah, SteamOS is a normal Linux. It counts.

Yes.

That’s just burning a hydrocarbon with extra steps.

There are two main smoke plumes, which look gray, translucent, and continuous. The fluffy, white splotches are just clouds (except in the areas where they overlap the smoke plumes, where they might be pyrocumulonimbus clouds, for all I know).

It looks more like just one big fire (with several fronts) to me. It’s that big splotchy black area under and around my “smoke plumes” label.

And Iran, although the political implications aren’t as obviously good (compared to Russia) as the ecological ones.

Just because the clouds are (almost) entirely over land and not the water doesn’t necessarily mean they aren’t clouds. I’m not a meteorologist so I can’t explain why, but I’m aware that it’s pretty normal for the cloud cover over the land and the sea to be different.

(Also, you can tell because smoke plumes definitely wouldn’t be coming from the bay or its inlet, and they didn’t blow there from the land to the east because as the real plumes show, the wind is blowing eastward.)

This was back-to-back in my feed with another instance of car-based terrorism.

As the owner of multiple cars from the '90s and 2000s, I 100% need a Linux head unit.

I don’t think it’s complete, though; some you just have to discover for yourself (or guess from familiarity with Markdown on other platforms).

Strikethrough is double-tilde double-squiggly.

Fun fact: unlike some other site that shall not be named, Lemmy’s markdown can do subscripts!

Little Johnny took a drink
but now will drink no more
For what he thought was H₂O
was H₂SO₄

Because I have self-respect.

This was a study of a type of tropical flowering tree in Borneo. I wonder if the giant conifers in the Pacific Northwest have similar adaptations?

Put on some cushion-y foam tape, then put the fancy Brooks leather tape back on over it. (Hopefully you haven’t cut the Brooks tape too short, 'cause that stuff is expensive.)

Or if not the whole bar, get some of those gel pads that cushion key areas:

Carbon is stiffer than steel, so a carbon bike doesn’t have as much shock-absorbing flex to it.

Makes sense; there wouldn’t have been any flowers or tetrapods for them to suck on yet.

Edit: @KingGimpicus@sh.itjust.works deleted his comment, but he was at least half-right. Amphibians (tetrapods) had indeed started to show up in the Carboniferous. That said, the Wiki page I read before commenting said that mosquitos feed from mammals and reptiles but didn’t mention amphibians. I think it’s not that I was wrong about them having nothing to eat, but that I was wrong about overgeneralizing to say “tetrapods.”

Also, the ancestors of flowering plants did indeed diverge from their common ancestor with gymnosperms during the Carboniferous, although flowering plants didn’t become dominant until the Cretaceous.

I find it hilarious that a government is sponsoring something with “UwU” in the name.