CheapFrottage

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CheapFrottage,

I’m not sure what being almost 10yrs post robocop makes me feel, but I don’t like it. This future isn’t what I was promised in the 80s, and while no killer robots is nice, I still feel a bit cheated

CheapFrottage,

Rarely arrives lubed

CheapFrottage,

300kt is quite the warning shot. It’s verging on just being a shooty shot

CheapFrottage,

Climate change is a real problem, we need to be very worried about what kind of a world we leave for Keith Richards

CheapFrottage,

Glad to see the Met taking the initiative and getting as many as possible in one place, by employing them

CheapFrottage,

Much like Israel used US missiles to kill people in Palestine, no?

CheapFrottage,

It’s not surprising that he’d get the occasional submarine malfunction, at his age

CheapFrottage,

I’m currently plowing through the 9th of the Malazan books by Steven Erikson, and I don’t really want them to finish. One of the best bits of writing I’ve so far encountered.

I’ve got a foot-high stack of Sanderson to help me get over it though, so that’s ok.

The Malazan books are in some ways comparable to the Stormlight books, but they are a lot more dense and there’s almost no hand-holding whatsoever. The story is detailed, spread over several continents, and has tons of important characters. You’re expected to remember things from several thousand pages ago without there being any recap, and frankly I like it. When each book is already around 1300 pages, and there’s 10 of them, constant recaps would do my nut in. There’s a good dramatis personae, and a glossary in each book, which helps.

CheapFrottage,

Nice of Biden to take Netanyahu’s dick out of his mouth for long enough to say “no!”

CheapFrottage, (edited )

That’s just false. The carrington event happened due to a sun spot on the sun’s equator. Last week’s was far further down, and was classified as “the strongest geomagnetic storm since 2003”. The CME from the carrington event was fired out of the sun on the solar plane, directly at the earth, while last week the CME was vaguely in our direction, but well below our orbit. The sun is a ball, not a flat disc, and it didn’t somehow steer the ejection toward us out of a sense of malice. The carrington event produced currents in static wire that were sufficient to set telegraph stations on fire. That would have tripped every breaker in the power grid, you can’t “harden” against that level of induction. It’s like saying that a practice amp and a Marshall plexi are the same volume because they both go up to ten on their volume knob. All you, and the pillock in that video, are saying is that you don’t understand the mechanism behind that number

Edit: adding a reference. The following article spells it out pretty damn well, written by someone who actually understands the subject - astronomy.com/…/a-large-solar-storm-could-knock-o…

CheapFrottage,

I saw someone refer to these stupid things as “Incel-Caminos”, and that’s the most perfect description of anything I’ve come across recently.

CheapFrottage,

The post below this one in my feed is “Microsoft’s carbon emissions up by 30% due to ai”

CheapFrottage,

Yeah, it’s sad to see unique bits of history fall foul of the whims of a tyrant. In the same Vance, the historical sites in the Middle East being destroyed by fundamentalists is a tragedy.

CheapFrottage,

Watching his whole series get accurately and factually rekt by an angry long-haired kid from New England was really rather pleasing

CheapFrottage,

And, in all fairness, every other person and living organism on the planet, pretty much.

CheapFrottage,

If Use of Weapons by Iain M. Banks was a song…

CheapFrottage,

Every time I start to think that the UK is becoming a world-leader in stupid, immoral decisions by an increasingly corrupt and selfs serving political elite, the US manages to pull something jaw-dropping out of the bag to knock us back into second place. Somehow, we’re both gaining speed in this race to the bottom!

CheapFrottage,

Maybe because there’s an army of us born and raised before diagnosis was common, living undiagnosed, and thinking we’re just fuckwits or that we broke our brains when younger.

A combination of having to live with just themselves for company over lockdown, and finding au/adhd memes that start as funny, and then slide toward “oh fuck, that actually explains a lot… is that… me?” has led a lot of people to seek help and diagnosis, so it looks like a rise of adult au/adhd spectrum individuals.

CheapFrottage,

It also works on forever chemicals. They studied levels of PFAS in the blood of firefighters (who are commonly exposed to high levels in the foam they use), and found a clear difference between those that regularly donated blood and those who didn’t

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