Red panda because Dirt Owl said so.
Yeah in martial arts there is a concept of ‘minimum effective effort’ by various names. Essentially you do the minimum possible to be be effective in your defence/offence but withhold as much energy as possible for the next threat- that’s what this is, the minimum required effort to put out regular content to rile up the hogs. If the hogs are riled, that’s great, you’re done. Only work harder if the hogs start to question the slop.
Why is grok writing in such an annoying “hello fellow kids” voice?
Agreed, F1 and Golf are 100% sports
Define:
An activity involving physical exertion and skill that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often undertaken competitively.
A usually challenging activity undertaken for amusement.
No way f1 and golf don’t fall into those definitions.
Hmm, not sure about bikes. Sure as a mode of cheap transport they’re very proletarian, but as a sport - it’s a rich man’s game - competitive road bikes cost (tens of) thousands.
Polo is the most reactionary (in Europe at least) with other equestrian events closely behind.
I’d say football (soccer for seppos) is the least reactionary, all it takes is:
and you’re playing.
Capital volume 1 chapter 1: still managing to foresee and address reactionary “got-ya” moments 158 years later.
I wonder if the passenger who recieved the text was brown?
Weird wording, couldn’t you just say they’re producing as much in a month as nato in a year, or 12x nato. 3 times in 3 months is a weird way of expressing it. Why not 100x in 100 months!
3500 upvotes - why I won’t use Reddit
I can think of some other cuts around the royal family that would save money…
Yeah but that is still pretty identifiable, the same way fingerprinting works pretty well for finding a user with a specific screen resolution, os, fonts, etc that already makes a specifically small subset of users that you can start to find patterns and identify individuals. The tiny subset of users who might be tempted to go about anonymising inputs is already thinning the field huuugely
if they work reliably these tracking techniques will become pervasive across the internet.
this is one of those things where the more you anonymise your data the more identifiable it is compared to everyone else’s non anonymous data.
see above
yeah…
I mean you’re welcome to post a competing view and argue it competently from an intelligent well reasoned position grounded in fact… you haven’t done that though, and you’re complaining that people who have done that who are refuting your hot air are an “echo chamber”.
It’s like going onto a maths forum and saying 0.99999…≠1 with zero substance to your claims only vibes and then having multiple people show proofs in various different ways to show you that infact 0.999999…=1 and you blocking the maths forum and calling it an echo chamber.
It is, a private company should have the opportunity to provide that service.
Sigh. Nobody want to be prison labour anymore.
Yeah I don’t own a pair either too rich for my blood, but you used to be able to find them on deals for more like $350.
I made a pair of leather Moc boots inspired by these, and really dig them - but that’s obviously not for everyone.
https://russellmoccasin.com/products/backcountry-premier-build-copy
These are very expensive, but if well maintained will last forever. They won’t be sweaty like a goretex boot, and while goretex will be more waterproof at first, the lining breaks down from abrasion and wear and becomes a non waterproof but still sweaty layer in your shoe. Leather is obviously non vegan (boo) but is a great shoe material.
Additionally it has a relatively thin sole which should be good for driving feel.
Well yeah, that first, but I’m not sure it’s enough.
This is also amazing as the government tries every possible avenue not to pay to upgrade the grid - because the grid is (of course) owned by a private company who the government says should pay for and manage upgrades itself, but National Grid PLC and the various other companies who run the grid have no real incentive to upgrade and build new capacity and hundreds of hurdles (planning issues, power generation capacity, demand management issues) that can’t be unblocked by a private company, issues that require government input, which the government won’t provide (for reasons). It’s almost like having a public utility like the power grid be a private company not a part of the government was a bad idea.