I can speak from experience here - one of our friend group, we'd been good friends for years without red flags that any of us noticed, was very credibly accused of rape, and we believed the victim's story. None of us are still friends with the rapist any more. This is a good thing. Don't remain friends with "friends that have made huge mistakes" if those "mistakes" have permanently traumatized victims and the "friend" turns out to be a fucking predator. That's what we're talking about under a Marilyn Manson story, not a "could happen to anyone" forgivable mistake.

That was aimed at your first paragraph. I agree with your second paragraph.

sure, bicycle, bisect, bivalve, bi means two.

right?

Much the same reason as electric kettles not being as popular in low-voltage countries as in Europe - with higher domestic voltage, the appliance itself can heat the water it uses in a timely manner.

oh yikes you just had diaeresis in front of everyone

be fair, they'll figure out a bit more what to do with it next time there's a Claude point release.

Your comment six hours ago had a claim that eastern Canada and New England were cooled by the amoc. I think that was the only thing the other poster was going against. Your recent comment now agrees that eastern Canada and New England would be colder without the amoc.

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i had a bag a few weeks ago.

the point is that the flavours, shapes, and colours are all mixed up, so an orange piece isn't likely to taste of orange, a yellow one isn't likely to be banana or lemon, etc.

i'm sure someone has made a KDE theme or a Gnome theme that replicates MacOS, let's pretend that's what's happened.

Commodore Oh agrees the humans are illogical.

I'm not in favor of megawatt data centers being used for mostly-bullshit AI in general, but as I said "if they're going to be built anyway", then they'll do less harm in the ocean than most other places.

(That's assuming they can avoid problems due to saltwater corrosion.)

A 20KW data center is utterly feeble, barely worth the name, by ground-based data center standards, which easily go into tens of megawatts.