We have to take the regulation we can get, okay? Not everyone can have legal systems that “make sense” like you get in them skandinavyvian hellholes. Catch me dead in a country where you can just assume the tap water is potable…

I would absolutely advise talking to a doctor about this. That very much sounds like an allergy, and although there are many meds that may help, none of us online can safely advise them for you, you really do need a prescriber with access to your medical records/bloodwork for that.

As far as first steps go, regularly taking OTC allergy meds and developing a daily cleaning schedule + filters for the bedroom + keeping your dog off the bed at the very least, and ideally out of the bedroom entirely, will help. Also frequently bathing your dog can help keep the dander down.

And had they replied to that comment they would have had a point.

In defense of the anons, you probably got the temp ban because that argument is a #1 hit among bad faith trolls coming in to spread their hyperconservstive rhetoric. Unfortunately nuance and the assumption of good faith were among the first casualties of this propaganda war, and it’s damned tragic that thats the case.

Its black humor, not cheering the deaths of people. It’s pointing out that we’ve been warning the world for years that exactly this will happen, and now it has in a way that resembles a system correcting itself. There’s no joy in hilighting this, just ironic tragedy and the laughter of the gallows.

The destruction of automobiles during a disaster which was made far worse as a result of climate change is a very poignant juxtaposition.

But they do still have analogies in spain, right? The flood didn’t wash away a fundemental facet of human communication?

They killed people they felt threatened by, and that they couldnt use. Teachers, doctors, authors, scientists, philosophers, social critics, journalists, midwives, artists, performers. Those are the people that died at the hands of Mao and Kim, not the capitalists whose wealth they both needed. Mao was all about investment into collectivist systems, one of the biggest factors driving The Great Leap Forward was the need to quickly develop new sources of domestic investment. And the DPRK is just a corrupt Juche system, they love foreign investors (and holding them for ransom!). Just because a few people you don’t like incidentally died in the purges too doesn’t mean they had “the right idea”, and it’s sickening to see you spout that revisionist BS here.

Hell I’m dead sober and I can’t pronounce it, this is some peak orthoepic warfare.

I’d much much prefer they live to reevaluate their opinions, but I do understand the sentiment.

Melt the mirror. Who the fuck does it think it is anyways, shiny things don’t belong in the sky.

Boy, they sure are going full Gonzolo Lira over there…

I have heard good things about the SMEG fridges, FWIW.

I feel that. All the information stored on my PC isnt worth a fraction of what my graphics graphics card cost…

It’s obviously more complicated than can be summarized in a lemmy comment, but that said you’re absolutely correct. That load management is the reason bitcoin mining farms undervolt their cards, so that they can maximize lifetime while minimizing energy usage.

Thermal cycling is one of the biggest stressors electrical components can be subjected to. Leaving your processor on and at a consistent load massively improves the lifetime of the chip. So take THAT, mom!

If it converts a single R voter, it’ll have a bigger positive impact on the election than either of us will.

Plus the complete lack of effort on the part of any government anywhere… we are all so fucked.

And people who’ve registered with a party are more likely to be proactive voters. Honestly there’s so many complaicating factors here that trying to interpret this data is folly.

Probably they are matching voter ID to driver’s license records. Thats what we did when preparing this kind of report was my job, at any rate.