Meanwhile, the US has amazing independent journalism whose coverage about the heat SNF wildfires focused mainly on the climate change, including interviews with climate scientists and authors who have been writing books about the global climate catastrophe.
I like to read all the comments in one page load. No clicking tens of times to load all the nested comments
Wait, does Zuck fuck kids now too?
Board of War (Criminals)
Desenrasco asked: How scared should I be about wildfires?
To consider it in the bluntest of terms, wildfires kill surprisingly few people: perhaps hundreds around the world each year, compared to thousands from floods and hundreds of thousands from heatwaves. That is, of course, of little comfort to the people across Spain and France returning to burned-out homes, or to the families of firefighters, locals and tourists who have died in the past few weeks. But what scares me far more is the smoke. Recent studies peg the global death toll from wildfire smoke at 1.5 million people per year. The wildfire season in Canada three years ago was so bad, one study found, that more than 80,000 people died from smoke inhalation – and 20,000 of them were in Europe, as winds carried the pollution over the Atlantic.
Ugh, no.
What’s scariest is the amount of carbon they’re putting in the atmosphere. And how these extreme fires cause thunderstorms that genereate lightning strikes that perpetuate the fire, dumping even more carbon in the atmosphere.
The positive feedback loop’s long term death toll is much scarier than just tens of thousands of people dying in Europe this summer.
I was looking for this in the article, but it didn’t mention that they’re showing now.
Are they showing now?
They play ads in taxis in NYC?
What hardware do you recommend?
Are there any that are smart enough for a SMB setting where the APs all scan other networks and then talk to each other and set their own channels and power levels to optimize WiFi traffic with minimal channel or power overlap?
You don’t understand how percents or first past the post works, then
from a standstill to 62.1 miles per hour (99.9 km/h) in two seconds
Reading that made my neck crack from the whiplash in my mind
How can you have a drop more than 90 degrees?
The US is not a democracy. Trump has very little support.
Just a reminder that aws has military contracts
We almost always do two internet providers. And two different backup storage providers.
No, this is a valid military target.
They’re doing this because aws is running the cloud computing for the US military, which is using AI to process SIGINT and then determine which schools to bomb in Iran.
Sounds like you have a bias. Most people aren’t like that, only 20-30%
This is why I have a botnet of poor people’s computers
Uh, no. There’s some small minority of companies that complain that regulations hurt businesses.
But the vast majority of people want regulations.
I think it’s closer to a documentary