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Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Happy Birthday guys, gals, and other pals!
18·12 days agoAlso, Leopold II wasn’t elected once. Let alone twice
It is also the place Brooklyn is named after
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
World News@lemmy.world•Andy Burnham Declines to Call Israel’s Mass Killings in Gaza a GenocideEnglish
4·21 days agoFor someone wanting to be labour leader, not surprising. But there are others with PM ambitions.
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
World News@lemmy.world•'How to siphon gasoline' Google search surges in Russia amid fuel shortagesEnglish
2·21 days agoSee you know what you’re talking about. Have a good one
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
World News@lemmy.world•'How to siphon gasoline' Google search surges in Russia amid fuel shortagesEnglish
2·22 days agoRegarding your last sentence: as long as the other end of the first tube is lower than the fill level of the tank, you won’t have to worry about the rag or the second tube or the pressure escaping once the flow has started; the siphon will sustain itself
Gee, 136 years, that’s a lot. Let’s see:
The tech start-up “Chuuchuu” has analyzed more than 17.3 million train journeys in Europe for the year 2025. The result: the delays added up to a total waiting time of almost 136 years. Germany’s trains are at the bottom of the rankings.
Hang on…
17.3 million train journeys
136 years / 17.3 million journeys = 4.13 minutes per journey.
What is that fallacy called?
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
UK Politics@feddit.uk•Reform Council Bans Green Councillor From Calling Out 'Neo Nazi' PhotographEnglish
5·28 days agoThe councillors were Oliver Bradshaw, Dean Burns, Amelia Randall, Garry Sturley and Pamela Williams. They posed with protesters including a heavily-tattooed man wrapped in a British Movement flag, who Byline Times identified as a former National Front activist.
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The context of this was describing an incident last year where five Reform councillors posed for photos with a known neo-Nazi (Mike Gott of the British Movement) outside of County Hall.
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•Emily Blunt refused Steven Spielberg's offer to use AI for her alien voice in 'Disclosure Day'English
4·1 month agoImagine what Usain Bolt could do on a Segway
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•I can't decide what to waste my money on this weekend.
5·1 month agoLooks like that would be difficult to move and empty once it’s filled up to it’s capacity. At least a 2 man job.
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
World News@lemmy.world•Pope borrows King of Spain's jet to return to Vatican after technical issueEnglish
3·1 month agoTENERIFE, Spain, June 12 (Reuters) - Pope Leo boarded a Falcon jet offered by the King of Spain after a technical issue grounded the larger papal plane on the island of Tenerife, delaying his return to the Vatican on Friday at the end of a week-long tour of Spain.
The Spanish government said the air force plane used by the king would fly the pope and several members of his delegation to Rome. The rest of the delegation and reporters will travel on another plane being sent from Madrid.
Leo had already boarded his Iberia-operated flight after being seen off by King Felipe and other Spanish dignitaries, but was then escorted off the aircraft by the king back to the terminal. In announcements made after the pope had disembarked, the captain said the engine had likely failed to start because of the wind. He later said the issue could not be resolved immediately and that passengers would have to leave the plane. Iberia said in a statement that the plane had experienced an unspecified technical issue and that a replacement plane was being sent from Madrid that would complete the journey to Rome on Friday.
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
World News@lemmy.world•Palestine Action activists sentenced as terroristsEnglish
10·1 month agoNot sure if you noticed but this is not the US. UK law doesn’t have a felony murder rule, intent to commit one crime (property destruction) doesn’t automatically transfer to another (killing) if violence occurs.
If someone dies during an unlawful act like arson, it’s usually manslaughter under the Homicide Act 1957, not murder, unless intent to kill or cause serious harm is proven. If you want to educate yourself on UK law, read up on R v Mitchell (1983) and R v Woollin (1999).
In this scenario, the jury convicted based solely on property damage, with terrorism charges withheld and defences (e.g. legal justification to save lives) barred by the judge.
If protesters set fire to a government building to influence policy and someone dies, they’d likely face manslaughter unless intent to kill or cause grievous bodily harm is proven. Transferred malice only applies if harm to a different person was unintended but foreseeable.
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•CATL claims its lithium-air battery has energy density similar to gasolineEnglish
11·1 month agoTo add, modern engines can utilise about 3000 Wh/kg from gasoline
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•CATL claims its lithium-air battery has energy density similar to gasolineEnglish
91·1 month agoIs energy density based on energy per volume or per mass?
Subscription based, loaves becoming slightly smaller every year, fees bumped up every 2 years, toaster hardware obsolete in 5 years.
Edit: every other bakery bought or gone burst, CEO paying lobbyists to make ovens illegal ‘to protect the children’.
Krelis_@sh.itjust.worksto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL the stop motion film industry is propped up by one rich kidEnglish
171·1 month agoIsn’t that standard Hollywood accounting?
E.g. Return of the Jedi never made a profit either, on paper
Zipper merging, when done properly by enough people, prevents (selfish) others from racing past
People cramming in at he last moment on a jammed highway exit is a different story
Straighten up and fly right




I was thinking RapeshadesEdit: actually this is even better