Soon: UCI bans the use of butt plugs

In the Dexter episode the nurse just hated and killed people with unhealthy lifestyles and causing extra workload for medical staff

Yeah actually it sounds just the same, life imitates art

I always try to buy the big bags, but I also usually eat them all in one go.

“Fun” size is just enough to make you crave more sweets

There’s some nazi instances like explodingheads or whatever, but everyone has and continues to defederate from them instantly so it’s not much of a problem for users.

and buy CDs, DVDs and blue rays.

Or just pirate your media…

Worked just fine :)

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Yep, all that info is in the original post, TWICE.

It’s mentioned both in the screenshot AND the text that Plex claims to only sell the data with your consent.

Most people will anyways just click “I agree” without reading because that’s how we are trained to do

What part of the op was misinfo? They DO sell the info, even if they claim it’s only with your consent

Artificial intelligence vs natural stupidity

Rest in piss

Yeah, that was literally a cherry picking example, showing that in ideal situation, something a person could in theory work for, could be a lot better than the given numbers suggested.

This was all based on assumptions because there was no data available anymore used for that mini study, just laying out thoughts there for my own amusement.

It’s feels very absurd to see that electric car could be almost twice as efficient with co^2 emissions than vegan riding bicycle, especially considering moving the vehicle 18 times as heavy (driver included).

Would be interesting to see the data used, but looks like the source sheets have been deleted:(

I’d imagine optimizing the bike and rider’s physique and diet would likely affect the results dramatically. Dutch style grandma bike is hella lot less efficient than a commuter built for higher speeds, and a rider with more time in the saddle in long term is going to be more efficient on it than a (irr/)regular commuter

Wait what the fuck, you don’t have yearly technical inspections there? So people can drive whatever deathtraps without functional brakes or shit?

I’d call USA a developing country but that’d imply positive change over time

Isn’t this already a thing in the yearly technical check?

I wonder how this translates to tires. Generally, softer rubber translates to more grip and faster wear, and other way around. Does this mean that the tires will be less grippy then?

Hell nah

They don’t want to get blocked from Turkish market

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