Don't worry about vote score and just block obvious assholes.
(To be clear, I wasn't trying to be snarky to you specifically. There's just a lot of people in this thread acting like literally the only reason the Mercator projection is used is because of racism.)
Moral of the story: pretty much every decision is made for logical reasons. Sometimes the reasons are unclear, motivations are selfish, or circumstances later change such that the decision is no longer sound, but it's very rare that "they're just stupid" is the cause.
It's the same everywhere. Literally 0% contamination is impossible to guarantee or test for so every country has "maximum acceptable levels" for stuff like insect parts, mouse hair, etc.
There aren't enough large predators to keep their population in check. That's not the same thing as being the apex. Dingoes would be more common if they weren't so widely killed at the behest of whining farmers (we have a similar problem with gray wolves and mountain lions).
Well that's a skill issue. Just off the top of my head: Romeo & Juliet (most Shakespeare fills at least one of those), Lord of the Flies, Animal Farm, 1984, fucking Canterbury Tales these are not boring stories it seems like you want vapid entertainment rather than education.
There's RC but it's owned by the Keurig Dr Pepper group so that's kind of a lateral move. Shasta exists. Other than that, store brands or glass bottles (Boylan makes pretty good stuff).
Fair enough, I should know better than to use absolute statements in nature and that does highlight the delicacy of small island ecology. (It's still true for Australia though which has enough dangerous animals for the domestic cat to be firmly a "mesopredator")
Don't worry about vote score and just block obvious assholes.
(To be clear, I wasn't trying to be snarky to you specifically. There's just a lot of people in this thread acting like literally the only reason the Mercator projection is used is because of racism.)
Google does a ton of things that are kinda cool but mostly pointless and then they stop supporting it randomly.
Imagine ridiculing the skill of reading a map instead of offloading your entire cognitive self to a phone app.
Moral of the story: pretty much every decision is made for logical reasons. Sometimes the reasons are unclear, motivations are selfish, or circumstances later change such that the decision is no longer sound, but it's very rare that "they're just stupid" is the cause.
It's the same everywhere. Literally 0% contamination is impossible to guarantee or test for so every country has "maximum acceptable levels" for stuff like insect parts, mouse hair, etc.
"Nobody here can see past a number, therefore I will not reconsider my approach because it is impossible I was wrong."
(I think that was the joke)
And they definitely would never sell those custom kernels to less motivated cheaters.
Sure, but that was before people started making a lot of money on esports and they don't want to give that back.
Boo, fuck off.
We've been in a civil war the entire damn time, it's just been cold for a while.
I'm sorry it wasn't flashy enough for your sophisticated Euro palate.
"I agree with the Nazi-defenders" is a hell of a stance to take.
There aren't enough large predators to keep their population in check. That's not the same thing as being the apex. Dingoes would be more common if they weren't so widely killed at the behest of whining farmers (we have a similar problem with gray wolves and mountain lions).
Well that's a skill issue. Just off the top of my head: Romeo & Juliet (most Shakespeare fills at least one of those), Lord of the Flies, Animal Farm, 1984, fucking Canterbury Tales these are not boring stories it seems like you want vapid entertainment rather than education.
There's RC but it's owned by the Keurig Dr Pepper group so that's kind of a lateral move. Shasta exists. Other than that, store brands or glass bottles (Boylan makes pretty good stuff).
I think maybe "retributive vigilantism is good actually" isn't a school-appropriate message.
Because analyzing themes and connecting it to history and sociology are important media literacy skills that high schoolers should be learning.
Fair enough, I should know better than to use absolute statements in nature and that does highlight the delicacy of small island ecology. (It's still true for Australia though which has enough dangerous animals for the domestic cat to be firmly a "mesopredator")