ByteOnBikes

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[–] ByteOnBikes 1 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

Yeah... The shades of reds/blues blend together making it extremely difficult to tell the degrees of mixture...

[–] ByteOnBikes 24 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago) (4 children)

The Confederates, for the non-Americans, take challenge to that title of Biggest Losers.

They were the opposing force during the American Civil War, trying to keep slavery. Their reign was so short, even a can of beans last longer than they did.

And yet that doesn't stop chucklefucks in the American South proudly showing their Confederate flag, all because America is too chicken shit to call them losers.

Then again, of a person supports Confederacy, they are also supporters of Nazi shit.

[–] ByteOnBikes 8 points 5 days ago (2 children)

What else can you book them on? I think the police only arrested them because they were making people.

But overall - Isn't it for some reason, a freedom of speech to walk around with a Nazi sign?

[–] ByteOnBikes 20 points 5 days ago

My wife and I are in this picture.

She wears clothes that shape her body.

I wear clothes that fit my weird mishaped body.

[–] ByteOnBikes 48 points 5 days ago (3 children)

This is why I can't trust people who love Joe Rogan. I say that as a fan from the 2000s when he was doing Fear Factor/NewsRadio.

He rarely challenges the people he brings into the studio that need to be challenged. Like he'll bring in a climate scientist and a climate denier, and spend most of his energy attempting to debunk the scientist or challenge their thinking. The denier, he'll make jokes and politely agree.

He's The View for men who struggle with having a personality.

[–] ByteOnBikes 4 points 5 days ago

Yep.

Tech companies have extreme "Fuck You" money. They have learned a lot from the past two decades of Antitrust acts.

That politician is either going to quickly change their mind with some bribes, or watch their entire life disappear with an army of lawyers or paid off peers shutting them down.

[–] ByteOnBikes 19 points 5 days ago (2 children)

I think so too.

I've met people who are extremely happy living in their small town life doing small town things, then get angry or confused why anybody would want to go someplace "exotic".

[–] ByteOnBikes 16 points 5 days ago (2 children)

The FuckAI people are valid for their concerns.

Unfortunately, their anger seems to constantly be misdirected at the weirdest things, instead of root issues.

[–] ByteOnBikes 2 points 5 days ago

Oh boy. I'm already a paranoid about food. There was a major quantity of outbreaks during 2010-2020.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_foodborne_illness_outbreaks_in_the_United_States

[–] ByteOnBikes 1 points 5 days ago (1 children)

Struggling to understand the fourth image.

Are they saying to burn the trashcan (image 3), then toss the building into the sea?

[–] ByteOnBikes 1 points 6 days ago

I'm 40 and I don't even use the friend label unless they earned it now.

Facebook really damaged that word for me.

[–] ByteOnBikes 1 points 6 days ago (1 children)

The person going "Ewww this person is toxic" or the other side?

 

Amazon Layoffs: Amazon is reportedly planning to reduce 14,000 managerial positions by early next year in a bid to save $3 billion annually, according to a Morgan Stanley report. This initiative is part of CEO Andy Jassy's strategy to boost operational efficiency by increasing the ratio of individual contributors to managers by at least 15 per cent by March 2025.

 

They’re gathering by the thousands. They’re growing fast. They believe that Democrats are possessed by demons—and that Donald Trump must be president again at any cost.

The reasoning was simple: Each of the Christians assembled would soon feel a call to become a poll watcher or to knock on doors or to organize their church—to take part in some act that would aid the Republican presidential candidate. And that act would keep them safe, the prophet said, because God would not call them home before they had completed the task He had given them.

 
 

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The bacteria is best known for causing a type of food poisoning called "Fried Rice Syndrome," since rice is sometimes cooked and left to cool at room temperature for a few hours. During that time, the bacteria can contaminate it and grow. B. cereus is especially dangerous because it produces a toxin in rice and other starchy foods that is heat resistant and may not die when the food it infects is cooked.

And

Unfortunately, that was the case for a 20-year-old student, who passed away after eating five-day-old pasta.

His story was described in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology a few years back, but has since resurfaced due to some YouTube videos and Reddit posts. According to article, every Sunday the student would make his meals for the entire week so he wouldn't need to deal with making it on the weekdays. One Sunday, he cooked up some spaghetti, then put it in Tupperware containers so that days later, he could just add some sauce to it, reheat it and enjoy it.

However, he didn't store the pasta in the fridge, rather he left it out on the counter. After five days of the food sitting out at room temperature, he heated some up and ate it. While he noticed an odd taste to the food, he figured it was just due to the new tomato sauce he added to it.

 

It was only in 1969 (nice) that fungi officially became its own separate kingdom.

 
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The Australian eSafety commissioner took the matter to the Federal Court after X Corp challenged a $610,500 fine in September 2023.

The fine stemmed from an infringement notice issued by eSafety because X Corp had not provided information about how it was meeting the basic online safety expectations in relation to child sexual exploitation and abuse material and activity on Twitter.

In a 30-second hearing at the Federal Court in Melbourne on Friday, Justice Michael Wheelahan dismissed the proceeding and order X Corp to pay eSafety’s legal costs.

 

There have been at least 50 school shootings in the United States so far this year, as of September 19. Thirteen were on college campuses, and 37 were on K-12 school grounds. The incidents left 24 people dead and at least 66 other victims injured, according to CNN’s analysis of events reported by the Gun Violence Archive, Education Week and Everytown for Gun Safety.

https://www.cnn.com/us/school-shootings-fast-facts-dg/index.html

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