dammit Global Tetrahedron you got me good

Sure. Jeff, Darryl, Norma, Luanne, I got lotsa names.

All hail the Mushroom King!

there’s a town nearby with dispensaries that have some amazing deals. there also happen to be three red light cams and two license plate readers the have been reported to give their information to out of state agencies and ICE on the two other stoplights in town. You can’t convince me that’s not some kind of honeypot.

I would only find out on half of them because folks on reddit, mostly new arrivals to the area, would be freaking out “DID YOU FEEL THAT” and those of us who grew up here would be like “what, a truck?”. Then I set up the google alert and you know.

So far, 27,000ish Cybertrucks sold ever. In comparison, 127,500ish Broncos sold this year so far. Hmmmmmm.

same. I remember being told 1/3 was the ideal, and thinking “you aren’t spending twice that?”

it’s probably already started. those poor hippogrips

wut

Arizona will start complaining that they’ve run out of water

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jan/27/arizona-scottsdale-water-cut-off-rio-verde-foothills-drought

Little community refused to connect to the public utility grid. Wanted to live the libertarian, no government, get eaten by bears ideal. Local government they were mooching off for water said “Hey, we actually need this for our community. No more mooching.” They could fix the problem by incorporating, but instead they went to the news media.

We have 3.2+ earthquakes, well, the rate I get alerts I’d estimate every other month on average. 4-5 times a year in a hundred mile radius (what I’ve got alerts set at). You are correct. Brick is used at most as a facade around here.

I mean, you’re not wrong but I eventually bought all that shit I torrented in college on gog or steam when I got a job

as long as they stay below 11, I’m good. I don’t know why I feel like shady shit happens when someone owns more than 11%.

i guess don’t put it in your basement

in the number industry we call it a transposition error and you can tell if the difference between the two is a multiple of 9.

what about this I woke up at 3 this morning and it’s my day off and don’t want to think enough to parse it. my brain is fucking tired. radiation is not my field.

I just got the conclusion:

This concentration is approximately one‐eighth the average radon gas concentration in U.S. homes (37 Bq m -3) and is well below the EPA guideline of 4 pCi L-1 (150 Bq m -3). This calculation is very conservative in that it assumes that there is no mixing of air between the kitchen and other rooms in the home. If air in the kitchen of the house flows easily into other rooms, then the radon‐222 concentration would likely be lower than the above calculation indicates. The kitchen area is assumed to be relatively large, as is the countertop area. In addition, the true emanation fraction for a solid granite slab is likely to be lower than the value of 0.1 used in the equation.

which seems to say it’s generally a nonissue, just get a radon detector if you’re worried.

I too was alive. I was eating nachos

Breakfast cereals? That’s pathetically weird.

So this is one of those articles they wrote to get people to hate read and then the engagement gets people to read their failing website?

We were arguing about putting fries in the frosty. I was against it because it’s structurally unsound.