I’m not even necessarily against nuclear, but this is a weird argument. How many times have solar panels blown up and made entire cities uninhabitable for decades, and how many are there total in use ever?

The percentage of failures of nuclear power plants may be low, but the fallout (literally) is incredibly devastating.

They would if they could

I think this is just a fact of life with a public piracy service.

Mister Heat Pumps (Technology Connections) claims the heaters in at least north American dishwashers are generally really weak and won’t properly heat cold water.

OCD enters the chat

I’m not a master chef, so the sauce or whatever it’s going in isn’t always ready at the same time. I also don’t really mind when pasta sticks. It is definitely something that happens, but it’s just a silly meme and it’s (usually) just dry pasta.

It’s in a pot. I have to wonder if this is a fresh vs dry thing

You say this like buying only from sustainable companies is something everyone can just decide to do, and there haven’t been decades of lobbying and propaganda against policy that would make it possible at a collective level.

The dry spaghetti from Barilla really sticks for me if it’s been more than a minute since I drained it

It’s unfair to the forklift certified cis women to have a forklift certified trans woman in the employee roster /s

Does it work whenever?

You’re taking tongue-in-cheek pop culture factoids and your personal differences of opinion and using them to judge a field of science as fake.

WHAT

Meowdy

Or he’s going to lose his voice entirely

Science not so direct

That doesn’t seem like a great idea to me. You’re signaling to let other drivers know you’re intending to do something so they can be ready to react if needed. You could miss a car in your blindspot even after checking and only signaling right before you start changing lanes wouldn’t give that car much warning.

Obviously signaling doesn’t magically give you the right of way to merge, but IMO it’s better to let others know you’re doing something as soon as possible

A lot of US cars use the same physical light for turn signals and brake signals, but I’m saying noticing the car in front of you is slowing down because the brake lights are on can be a more reliable way to know someone is about to turn because no one uses turn signals properly

Plenty common in the US too. Brake lights are a more reliable indicator that someone is planning to turn soon

The site is using Cloudflare for DDoS protection, and unfortunately Cloudflare is probably the most effective tool for this. It also looks like it might be archive.org in the screenshot, and they’ve been dealing with a lot of DDoS attacks lately.

I don’t think Google advertises “we force you to scan a QR code” as a feature of reCAPTCHA either, so it feels a little weird to me to blame the site for using a DDoS protection tool that in turn uses reCAPTCHA for human verification when Google randomly decides to add a new stupid challenge type.