That’s curious! I haven’t seen this before. It’s still talking about and showing a picture of Danish European Affairs Minister Marie Bjerre for me.
Must be a Lemmy glitch of some sort. Lemmy glitch of some sort. glitch of some sort. glitch of some sort. (:P)
Did you comment in the wrong thread? Am I missing a parallel?
Thanks for the tip regarding Fossify, they do seem to have a nice clean set of apps!
We should ask the Kremlin.
Meh. He only had $23.50 in his account.
You guys get to wank off at all? You’re wank billionaires, you ingrates! I never get any time for it with my girlfriend always demanding sex.
Don’t be ridiculous. Now back to those dog-powered props,…
I’m all for the “SLEEP 8 HOURS” bit though. I need more of that in my life.
'twas a smidgen wilder than usual, frankly.
Bottle caps are stored in big bags of some sort before being placed on bottles.
They have sharp edges and they scratch each other’s paint as they shift around in the bags.
The scratching produces a fine dust of plastic/paint particles. The dust covers all sides of the bottle caps in the bags.
The caps are placed on the bottles. The dust goes into the liquid inside the bottle. People drink it.
Initial analysis suggests that the object – referred to as TWA 7b – could be a young, cold planet with a mass around 0.3 times that of Jupiter (~100 Earth masses) and a temperature near 320 Kelvin (roughly 47 degrees Celsius). Its location aligns with a gap in the disc, hinting at a dynamic interaction between the planet and its surroundings.
Debris discs filled with dust and rocky material are found around both young and older stars, although they are more easily detected around younger stars as they are brighter. They often feature visible rings or gaps, thought to be created by planets that have formed around the star, but such a planet has yet to be detected within a debris disc.
Once verified, this discovery would mark the first time a planet has been directly associated with sculpting a debris disc and could offer the first observational hint of a trojan disc – a collection of dust trapped in the planet’s orbit.
TWA 7, also known as CE Antilae, is a young (~6.4 million years old) M-type star located about 111 light-years away in the TW Hydrae association. Its nearly face-on disc made it an ideal target for Webb’s high-sensitivity mid-infrared observations.
Yes. So many people are misunderstanding this article… The microplastics are on the inside, in the drink, and they are bits of the paint from the exterior of bottle caps that stuck to the inside of other caps when the caps were all jumbled together in big bags before they were placed on the bottles.
There’s a region around the handle where you can grab it to slide left-right but also be scrolling the page up and down, defeating the attempt to move the finger out of the way.
The first time I tried it I kept hitting that region, but I see now that with a bit more precision you can avoid the up-down segment.
Also, having the handle on the middle of the picture instead of underneath is awful on mobile where you can’t see anything because of your own finger.
You had one job.
You take out a third of our airforce? Haha! Watch as its place is taken by TWO remaining thirds!
Yes. Doesn’t mean it’s a bad strategy.
This is not a one-round game. Elections happen repeatedly. If you show someone you will punish them for bad behavior even at cost to yourself, it might teach them to change their ways. On the other hand, always minimizing your losses in the current round (i.e. having no memory or vision) makes you a perfectly predictable and exploitable player.
It’s just dawned on me how restrained and controlled the color palette is in Oglaf. Especially in this strip. It gives the whole series a recognizable, distinguished look. Probably encourages attention to the story. And color transitions punctuate the punchline.