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ReadyUser31@lemmy.world
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All Lemmy instances are test environments right now. It’s just that lemmy.world is being tested the hardest.

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I’ve got to be honest that picture is just a pub with books.

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This has good intentions but all this will do is make it so low income people can’t travel, and not really affect the rich who are mostly the problem here.

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60s, 70s and 80s…people were free.

Hmm, straight white males were free. Everyone else, not so much.

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https://www.techbusinessnews.com.au/does-email-spam-affect-the-enviroment/

Its estimated that spam consumes more than 33 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity every year, the same amount as 2.4 million homes. It also produces the same amount of green house gas(GHG) emissions as 3.1 million passenger cars.

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Read it so you don’t have to - someone found a choice you can make in the second act that counts as an ending. So, they basically ran through act one and made that decision immediately.

They did not play through to what anyone would actually consider the end of the game.

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Ophidascaris robertsi is a roundworm usually found in pythons. The Canberra hospital patient marks the world-first case of the parasite being found in humans.

The patient resides near a lake area inhabited by carpet pythons. Despite no direct snake contact, she often collected native grasses, including warrigal greens, from around the lake to use in cooking, Senanayake said.

The doctors and scientists involved in her case hypothesise that a python may have shed the parasite via its faeces into the grass. They believe the patient was probably infected with the parasite directly from touching the native grass or after eating the greens.

Moral of the story: make sure you wash all the snake shit off your produce and hands before eating.

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Oh my god it’s beautiful. It’s so beautiful.

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Interestingly, these used to be called ‘jokes’ before memes existed.

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