I have many russian (+ukrainian/kazakhstan etc.) friends and in fact they have a somewhat different attitude to food and restaurants as compared to europeans.
From my point of view they enjoy preparing food together, everyone brings something with them (salad, pickles, vodka… all of course self made), whereas in european countries I feel its more expected that the host provides the food already on the table or you go to a restaurant.
I cant smell ants but I can “smell” formic acid. Even diluted formic acid is so much more pungent and terrible then vinegar, so I doubt its that…
Das ist immer lustig, weil China pro Kopf 2021 nur ca. die Hälfte pro Kopf an CO2 ausgestoßen hat wie der typische Ami.
Die selben Leute haben meistens kein Problem wenn Taylor Swift mit Privatjet von Balkon zu Toilette fliegt, aber wehe der durchschnittliche Chinese kocht mal was mit Gas.
Haben wohl nichts aus dem Migros Skandal gelernt (ein Brazilianer hatte fälschlicherweise angenommen die Papiertüten wären gratis, haben aber 20 Rappen oder so gekostet und er musste dann Strafe zahlen).
Sowas macht doch viel mehr Rufschaden als wenn man zumindest beim 1. Mal nur eine Warnung ausspricht.
Die Kassierer selbst vergessen auch mal ein Croissant oder rechnen statt dem Schoko-Croissant nur ein normales ab…
Disagreed, this makes it sound like 70000 of them are possible combatants. They could have easily cited a source clarifying that 2/3 of them are women and children or so.
Also military service is obligatory in Israel with few exceptions, so you could argue that most of the people killed at an 18+ festival were also likely (unmarked) combatants.
The typical reader will skim the article and read “Hamas killed 1000 civilians, Israel killed 70000 combatants.” and it is intentionally worded that way.
Ironically this movie is prime american imperialist propaganda, the kind thats used to justify invasion of Venezuela or Greenland.
It shows americans as heavily principled against fascism (which they have not been and are not still, obviously), it completely distorts history and never even mentions USSR side of things. Because in reality 80-90% of german soldiers died on the eastern front and the soviets captured Berlin. Leaving that small detail out makes for the logical conclusion that only americans can be trusted with international affairs, thats why they should be able to tell who runs Venezuela and who governs Greenland.
I have lived not between one but two major train lines (they were diverting from a common station), the one on the backside of the house was maybe 10m away, the one from the terrace was a lazy stone throw away. This was in Zürich and the trains there are massive, frequent S-Bahns but also freight trains (all of them electric):
You dont really hear them at all, I sometimes was shocked because there was a fast train coming from behind and I didnt hear it until it was right next to me.
There was 2 days a year, when in the night the rails were grinded, I could hear that and it took maybe 1-2 hours of my sleep, but it was announced weeks in advance.
The rails can emit a screeching sound, but that is usually well blocked by the house.
In contrast I have also lived on the side of a “main street” of a rather small village, maybe 10k inhabitants, that shit was unbearable. You heard everything the motor sound, the tires, the honks, the brakes, the music, trucks hitting a pothole would wake me up every night and so would motorcycles.
It is not a predictable woooOOoooosh like a train every half an hour, but instead an assortment of the worst combination of sounds possible that came and went all through the night. When “rush hour” set in at 6 in the morning you could forget to sleep, even on weekends.
There already was a 30km/h speed limit and a speed camera to curb the noise but it still was batshit. I moved 6 months in because I legitimately developed anger issues fueled by sleep deprivation.
I mean they could build dirty bombs, rendering whole citys uninhabitable even if they are intercepted. Personally I would rather not find out.
Let me guess they chose the most cold white light possible, that makes a xenon lamp appear warm, instead of the comfortable sodium vapour ones…
If such sloppy work is done even in the very superficial threat reports, it casts a very bad light on the institution.
Did they just call the AI work sloppy??? 😳👿 - Slopya Nutella, CEO Microslop (Source: htxps://hallucinated-link.slop)
While a plasma is far from an ideal gas:
pV=nRT
p is the pressure, T the temperature, when you increase the pressure while keeping everything else the same, you increase the temperature aswell. The density here is the colloquial term for pressure.
Not even trying but I dont really play games and dont really wach shows or movies, every other food >> american “food” and my music is 95% european (rest random, mostly south american) because the techno/trance here is way better
Weak as shit statement not worth the memory its stored on.
First they came for the Venezuelans and we didnt speak out because we were not Venezuelans.
In fact we legitimized it with the same weak language:
“complex situation” as if there was not a 1:1 precedent in history.
“Maduro stole the election” [citation needed] using the same language Trump uses. Both from Merz.
We bent over and even cheered on for the same actions that we now fear are coming for us and only now that its impacting us we slop out the weakest possible statement showing discourage. Pathetic.
if you feel like the TLDR singles out China, its because the OP randomname along with sepia and hotznplotzn (likely all the same guy) just spam posts everything “China bad”.
Literally half my lemmy feed sometimes is them, they have like over 1000 posts on every account with 95% being “China bad”.
I mean everyones entitled to their opinion, but in a recent thread about users should post more there were people being like “I am doing my part” who considered themselfs frequent posters with like 30 posts…
Jaein, einige Raffinerien sind auf schwereres Öl ausgelegt und in letzter Zeit kommt u.a. durch Fracking eher leichteres Öl an als das was es damals gab als diese Anlagen gebaut wurden.
Das Öl enthält immer noch schwerere Anteile aber halt deutlich weniger, die Anlagenteile die das schwere Zeug verarbeiten brauchen aber eine gewisse Grundlast um gewinnbringend zu funktionieren und ständig ein und ausschalten ist auch keine Option.
Daher könnte man bei einem derzeitigen Ölpreis durch verschneiden mit schwererem Öl schon ein bisschen Geld einsparen, ist nicht viel, aber in einer Industrie die in Billionen (10**12) Litern rechnet ist das auch schon erheblich.
Its almost like we need a “next big thing” every other year otherwise capitalism collapses. And if we dont find anything we just make something up.
It even violated US law
The largest tram system in the world looks a bit sad, my random german city with 1/10 the population of Melbourne has 30 Mio. more riders annually on its trams.
They really need more interconnections and maybe some ring routes.