Lower only because it was taken away from them. Not really a win when it’s temporary, is it?

Meanwhile, China continues it’s record breaking coal use and Eastern China is on track to beat its own 2025 record of generating more than 50% of the worlds global CFC-11 ozone depleting gasses. Hurray China!

Sherman Oaks = Los Angeles, California suburbs and it’s not that great of pay for LA.

Source: SoCal resident.

I wouldn’t know, I blocked that entire circle jerk of a shithole domain.

Quite happier now not seeing lemmy.ml or anyone else in it.

You’d be surprised how many installs of OneDrive and Google Drive there are on Linux.

It’s free object storage after all.

I hope General Atomics crashes and burns like their drones do. Fuck the Blue balls brothers and their Trump dick sucking.

Yeah, depending on the CPU and GPU, this is likely to have enough hotspots that will cause peeling after a few months.

I’d recommend treating it with a heat resistant clearcoat used for fireplaces.

the poster: [email protected] seems to have a history of spam crossposting it seems.

VERY annoying madeindex.

Can’t wait for Trumpy Wumpy to give the cup to Spain after consistently trying to sanction it.

It should, but FIFA makes the rules for the leagues and its players, not for themselves.

The Argentine Football Association (AFA) should face sanctions for this as FIFA’s rules are unequivocal about political messaging: It’s not allowed, period.

That’s definitely not true. some things will disqualify you sure but even things like HIV are fine because it’s considered something that can be managed with meds.

Then you must not live in the USA and have country requirements that are different than the USA:

quote: ‘Very few medical conditions permanently disqualify someone from donating. The short list includes active, spreading cancer and certain infectious diseases: HIV/AIDS (with an important exception discussed below), active hepatitis B or C, active tuberculosis, MRSA infections, and prion diseases like Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. These conditions pose a direct transmission risk to the recipient that can’t be managed.’

The exception:

‘Since 1988, donating organs while HIV-positive was banned in the United States. That changed with the HIV Organ Policy Equity (HOPE) Act, which lifted the federal ban in 2015. HIV-positive individuals can now donate organs to HIV-positive recipients. These transplants currently take place under research protocols with oversight from the National Institutes of Health, and transplant centers must receive specific approval to participate. This shift has opened a new source of organs for HIV-positive patients who previously faced longer waits.’

So generally not acceptable, but sometimes acceptable depending on the organ and the NIH oversight committee.

source:

https://scienceinsights.org/who-can-be-an-organ-donor-eligibility-explained/

Some people such as myself can neither be blood nor organ donors because their bodies are undesirable.

Examples: Cancer, Leukemia, HIV, TB, Leiden V Factor, etc.

People with such issues are often incompatible donors.

Quick! Deflect deflect deflect!

Russian decision makers probably.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7391986/2026/06/24/world-cup-pride-match-seattle-flags/

edit, adding alternative:

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/world-cup-seattle/egypt-iran-fans-mix-with-protesters-and-pride-flags-in-latest-seattle-match/

That worked. I circled back and found my dns pihole list was causing it. Thank you!

This site can’t be reached The webpage at https://archive.ph/idGqu might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.

So slow, it times out on Firefox in all 3 lower 48 US timezones (tested via AWS and VPN).

But thank you for trying to provide an alt link none the less.

The humidity in Crawley (the town outside of Gatwick Airport) down to Brighton is absolutely atrocious this time of year.

That’s a myopic view of the term “Infrastructure”, don’t you think?

The EU:

• Has shitty old homes with zero insulation that trap heat inside;
• Has next to zero building codes for passive cooling;
• Has zero thermal stress related building codes to protect the power grid, let alone hospitals or elderly;
• Has zero heat related action plans such as ready to deploy cooling centers or green infrastructure that naturally cool those shitty european urban heat islands built of concrete.

The EU needs such Infrastructure first and foremost. AC would just make it worse.

Yes, we need to talk about it ad nauseum, but not change the way we do anything until we can no longer do it.