Hugucinogens

… I don’t know if I’d call it sad, as much as kinda baffling. Vim was on every package manager list I’ve seen, under text editors… Big stylised letters, how does one miss that?

I feel like it’s someone who only uses Linux specifically for (and because of) their work, and has probably never tinkered and casually browsed around in it.

Yeah, I can see how that can be sad, like a person who doesn’t actually share your culture/hobby after all.

I mean… Young people don’t know things yet… Isn’t that normal?

I get feeling existential about the passage of time, but… Sad? Laughing? Maybe I’m imagining it wrong, but I dunno. Maybe I’m just the young person in this occasion.

Did you just… Write 8g ram, implying it’s an amount small enough to belong on a school pc?

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(I’m assuming you mean “shut up about China”, tell me if I’m wrong)

Yeah, as you correctly say, it’s a global (mostly first world) phenomenon, which, in the unique (but not special) case of China, gets its unique (but not special) flavor, worth exploring.

I’m not from China, but chunks of these stories resonate with mine and my acquaintances experience, in our own country, and others are very different.

Should all that not be reported?

“… as punishment, after her son eloped with a girl.”

Holy fucking shit I was not prepared.

I was expecting some sodomy level shit, but no, she was punished for her son’s “dishonour”. Cruelty for cruelty’s sake.

This would be true, if recording and labelling that work was free. But it isn’t, it requires effort.

Ooh, thanks!

Can someone fill me too?

• Tl;dr :

Without improbable breakthroughs in Carbon Capture, or devastating energy crises, it’s too late to prevent going above 1.5C (though surpassing it and coming back down may be possible).

But, de-fossilfuelification of the energy sector is already inevitable due to market forces alone, as well as the technological capital already built.

Same goes for the actual monetary capital needed for the rapid transition. The amount we need to spend is similar in scope to (other) global-scale government spending programs (on other big issues like COVID, as well as… well, fossil fuel subsidies…)

What is limiting us, is political will.

• Tl;dr end

My opinion now: Interesting stats, funky way to display graphs (worth checking the article for that alone lol), my tldr is way to short to get anything but the spirit of the article. (The droplets of hidden passive aggressive snark in some parts of it, like the “governments procrastinated the solution and now they have to last-minute-panic it” graph, were absolutely refreshing)

Someone should definitely summon the tldr bot, and honestly, people should just check the article, it’s good, if a little on the doomscrolly side

Naw, the farts are actually the best comparison.

Plants “breathe” normally too, taking in oxygen, and producing CO2. Separately, they also take on CO2 and sunlight, and produce “food” and expel oxygen.

Since it’s a by-product of their “eating”… It really is a fart, isn’t it?

We don’t live in a direct democracy, we live in a representative one. Our representatives are supposed to, you know, represent us, in putting our government’s resources to action according to our intentions.

I mean… Isn’t the point of the headline to concisely represent the article? That’s the entire reason clickbait is considered bad.

Ah he was talking about the screen. I was thinking about the processor itself, “X calculations per second”, rather than “X millions of calculations per second”.

Sixty… times per second? I think it’s a couple more than that, to be honest.

I agree fundamentally with you, but are you suggesting that people are pulling sharpies out of their pockets in toilet stalls, to draw those dicks, on a whim?

Is it you? Are you no-code, scalable, serverless, and a solution?

Way more than thousands, given the widespread economic effects on the victim hosting country.

Speaking as a Greek, 20 years later there are literally still multiple abandoned world-class sporting facilities, unused, in maximum disrepair. Some like the one outside my town never used even once (Olympics included), after millions of euro spent.

I hope the homeless can use it for shelter at least, though it’s in a pretty inconvenient spot anyway.

I mean, there is no humane way to kill someone.

But on the USA death penalty issue, yes, generally choices about how it is carried out, are made with the spectators in mind, and the process itself is made more torturous in order to make it look better. (John Oliver has some great information in his death penalty video)