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on Oblivion · c/lemmyshitpost · 2 pts · 40d

Regular blood donation goes through the Red Cross, which is a nonprofit. This plasma donation happens through private companies though.

on Oblivion · c/lemmyshitpost · 4 pts · 42d

Possibly "donation" because the payment isn't guaranteed? I mean this in a way that the company is using to protect itself.

"Rejecting Tehran’s conditions, the U.S. president warned that if Iran failed to adhere immediately and unconditionally to the original text of the memorandum, Washington would reactivate tougher options and its maximum-pressure campaign.

The publication of those statements in the midst of the Lucerne meeting delivered the final blow to the negotiations. The Iranian delegation viewed Trump’s remarks as an open violation of Article Two of the Islamabad Memorandum, which prohibits any form of verbal threat."

If you deny this happened, then say so in a top-level comment and give reasons why we shouldn't trust this article.

on Am I just bad at games??? · c/games · 1 pts · 55d

Yeah, my Starfield installation with a few hundred (probably conflicting) mods doesn't even take 10 mins to load. Presumably, Cassette Beasts isn't a couple hundred gigabytes, either.

I'd throw my hat into the "full HDD" ring for OP.

Or you could do what Burger King in the U.S. did for Halloween one year: put a ridiculous amount of food coloring in it to make it look black.

My toilet water was a dark green the next day o.o

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/DeFlock · 29 pts · 57d

Put on a reflective vest, and nobody bats an eye (your mileage may vary).

As to taking all the parts, maybe that was done to not leave evidence. If a cop were to see the mounting equipment, they'd know something's up. If it's just gone, they'd have to remember that there was one there at all to recognize it's missing.

on I'm doing my part · c/lemmyshitpost · 16 pts · 57d

It's quite thin for aluminum, and the downside with glass is the high energy cost of melting it. I'd like if we went back to washing and reusing bottles, but I suppose that's a big shift in processing capabilities.