Dаn̈ıel Раršlow 🥧 @pieist@social.cleverlibre.org

@knittingknots2 Have they checked between the sofa cushions?

@marathon@social.freetalklive.com Say hello to my blocklist, Putinbot.

@bruces Is one officially past it if one doesn't readily apprehend the thematic union of a pencil, ray-bans and kentucky bourbon?

@chewie @TerribleMaps The Baltic is a lake as well. And Australia seems to be missing a gulf...

@sundogplanets @not2b

The article seems (conscientiously) inconclusive. The examples they give are related to monsoons and aquifer depletion, which basically refer to quantities of water borne on the land, amounts which must be some several orders of magnitude smaller than oceans rapidly taking on the burden what formerly was miles-deep ice covering continental sized areas.

I make no claims; I am as I said incompetent to make them. But I have often thought about it.

@not2b @sundogplanets One thing that not many people seem to want to think about is that melting polar ice and rising seas shifts the tectonic load. I'm neither a seismologist nor geologist but it seems reasonable to expect increase in earthquakes and perhaps vulcanism at the boundaries.

BREAKING: Fury in Mississippi at the suggestion it's as impoverished and poorly governed as #Brexit Britain

@flargh I love the smell of whataboutery in the morning.

I wish I could get enthusiastic about nuclear energy, because "Fissile, not Fossil" is a great slogan.

@alpuzz If it was a cat rather than a dog, its judgement wold probably be better but a lot of people would be locked out or at least have to wait a long time because cats have to come to you. Calling them accomplishes very little and is downright counterproductive most of the time.

@arstechnica One day we'll find it piled into an asteroid, and its dashcam video of weaving drunkenly all over the solar system will end up on YouTube.

@2du @arstechnica If it's the dumbest Ars article you've ever read you've been selective or lucky. That said, it is indeed f---ing horrible and made me a) glad of my adblocker so they didn't get paid for my click, and b) hopeful I don't encounter the author again.

@matthewmuses @arstechnica

I did it for reasons of biosphere and habitat protection, reduction of unnecessary suffering. I don't think consuming animal products is inevitably unhealty in moderation. And I'm very interested in the possibilities that "lab-grown" food represents.