The Deccan Traps pumped out enough lava to cover the US a foot deep. Daily.

The dinosaurs were on the way out when the asteroid hit.

Technically, one clade of theropods lives on to this day though.

No, it was an asteroid impact and the eruption of the Deccan Traps.

Quite literally the opposite of an ice age.

I went the Pixel / GrapheneOS route earlier this year.

With google fuckibg around with drivers, I may go the open hardware route for my next phone.

Pitties aren’t dangerous if you raise/treat them right.

In that way, they’re a lot like people.

I enjoy the stories, but that’s all they are.

People take their yahweh mythology way too seriously.

I wish people would learn that gods, angels, and demons aren’t real.

If we as a society could get beyond magical thinking, we could make some real progress as a species.

I honestly don’t understand why Firefox bothers with a google manifest.

Yeah, but the US military is structured to avoid that problem.

If you take out the brass, there’s still the NCOs that will direct operations.

The best strategy would be to take out the leaders.

This will not work for the military, however.

Sounds like shooting cops preemptively would be self defense…

Mullvad.

I couldn’t see where it was located, but the staff having the Gadsden flag doesn’t inspire confidence. I’d pass on it for that reason alone.

Tales of Phantasia.

At the end, you find out that the BBEG was controlling monsters and waging war against the kingdom to save both your world and his.

You’re literally the villian in his story.

File this under “no shit.”

On one side of the battery, it is elemental Lithium.

It exchanges electrons across a membrane with another substantial.

Using water on it is bad because the reaction between Lithium and water evolves Hydrogen gas, which ignites in the fire.

I stopped the moment she showed herself to be a terf.

Never looked back.

This. MAGAts are idiots, and wouldn’t know what they meant.

We can all speak to the dead. The problem is that they can’t answer.

That’s it. Everyone else can stop posting. This one is the winner.

I know that it takes a lot of energy to separate hydrogen from oxygen in water. Without something like nuclear powering the electrolysis, there’s no way that it looks remotely feasible to me.

That’s just my snap analysis without doing any research beyond what I already know.