

Didn’t they switch to an upsidedown nonsense food pyramid?


Didn’t they switch to an upsidedown nonsense food pyramid?
Fanfic is fine provided it’s written well. I’ve never heard of Kirill Yeskov, but I like a good reimagining of a classic text.


My parents used to buy Imperial Leather when I was a kid, I used shower gels for a while, but eventually came back to it. It cheap, lathers well, cleans well, isn’t overly perfumed. I struggle to believe you could make an equivalent soap at home for the same price assuming you value your time. (you could buy it in both the UK and Australia so I assume it’s everywhere)
Is this to LOTR as Wicked (not the stupid musical) is to Wizard of Oz?
You’d probably also need to make Firefox Elrond and Isildur google, Microsoft can be some random orc or something …
I’m not entirely convinced that Google and Microsoft are Elrond in this particular issue … or that uBlock Origin is the one ring … it feels like this meme is something Sauron would push to make people think the good guys are bad guys …


Are there any functioning SM or MS reactors?


I assume they just finished the meeting via zoom and increased the bribes to the city council?


I feel like the executives of you need a bonus for coming clean about the issue


No yeah this was something I picked up during my group project in final year of my engineering degree, but also a quick google shows it holds true still. The first page of results has a lot of random sites that say the same thing. You should typically only discharge to 20% where possible, also it doesn’t matter if you charge to 100%, 90% is fine, you should be aiming for as few cycles as possible so if your phone does 1.5 or 2 days between 90/100 and 20 then you should try and let it do that if you can. Over time the degeneration due to normal use will eventually be such that the discharge rate will likely increase to land on charging every night.


Err pretty sure stressing a lithium battery below 20% lowers battery life


They had a loose alliance from 1936 and signed the tripartite in 1940 but that really amounted to keeping out of each other way and sharing information. They only mutually declared war on the US a week after Japan bombed pearl harbour. The US was still profiting from both sides of the European theatre up until then so whos to say what backroom negotiations were happening between Germany and the US in that week. The Nazis werent really renown for treating people from different ethnic groups as equals so who’s to say what their first preference of allies were. We can only rely on our written history which is conveniently written by the winners …


The USA was already making money from both sides of the war in Europe. That was mostly the reason they didn’t enter it until Japan bombed them because Japan didn’t like having their fuel supplies cut off by the USA because the USA thought the USA should be the only ones to expand an empire into the Pacific. Following that they wanted support for their retaliation to Japan’s retaliation to their retaliation to Japan’s expansion into the Pacific so they picked a side in Europe (probably the side who owed them the most money) and entered the war against the Nazis.


I don’t really care if there’s daylight savings or not, like you say, it’s a nothingburger. But it’s not the opposite of expending effort, someone wasted their time drafting a bill and then presenting it to the house which is time they could have spent effecting useful change. Congress only meets for so long each year … I guess it’s better they spend time on this than passing some of the other nonsense being proposed in the US though.


Seems like there might be a few more important things they could be looking at …

I wonder if the mice that had to lift the heavy door were eating less as a consequence and skewing the results …


I can only delete windows so many times … sadly my work won’t let me delete the install on my work laptop


Ohhhh, so they need to go collect some favours post haste, assuming the dementia hasn’t already moved him on from that grift …
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