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@doctor-phibes said in America's Paper of Record v America's Paper of Record: @horace said in America's Paper of Record v America's Paper of Record: @doctor-phibes said in America's Paper of Record v America's Paper of Record: If a leftie comedy sight did this you guys would be posting pictures of fainting couches before I could say 'How dare you!' Not if the accusation was for stuff that gets people or media outlets banned from all social media, or that advertisers run screaming from. You want to equate this to fair play ribbing, but the point of a defamation suit is in the potential for economic damage. There's an obvious connection between this particular accusation and potential economic damage. Well, I think it's a bloody shame that they've resorted to this. If you want to be treated as an edgy, down-with-the-hip-folks, comedy website, your first reaction when somebody says something you don't like should not be to threaten a lawsuit. That's the action of a fat old bastard who isn't funny. By doing this, the Babylon Bee is revealing themselves. They're not edgy and funny. They're a bunch of guys who resort to lawyers because they're worried it might affect their stock value. Let the world be notified. If you want Phibes to think you're funny, you can not use legal avenues to defend against defamation by hugely influential media sources. Meanwhile, they're definitely funny, and edgy enough at least to be falsely accused by the Paper of Record of being a hard right disinformation site. And good luck when somebody sues you right back for making jokes about smelling hair essentially making you a pedophile, or something. I'm sure they'd have good luck with such a frivolous lawsuit brought against them. I hope they have good luck with this one they're bringing against the NYT, which is not frivolous within the context of the cancel culture of the left.

Cool! I’ve found most zoos are unique and worth a visit. Heck, I’ve also found some of the best things are searching for local zoos while traveling. You can often find a place that has tigers, lions, bears, oh my yes you can. Often for cheap and includes feeding.

@loki said in New Master & Commander: Back in. Surgery scene. I assume you're talking about the amputation scene. Yeah, that's disturbing. But the bigger context to that scene is the absolute devotion that these officers had to God, Country and King. This boy embodied that, and it, though disturbing, makes you understand what these officers, who got their positions either from family or purchase, went through. But, watch the "History Buffs" video for some context. It'll make you appreciate the move more, not only in terms of the story-telling, but also in terms of the art of filmmaking.

@copper said in What do these four countries have in common? At least two things.: So China has decided that it is time for us to hate them. Trump exposed China for its duplicity and now there are few doves in the US to defend them. China got very cocky but may feel now is the time to run the table anyway. Their last gift was the US media that sold the narrative that the Lab covid origin theory was a conspiracy theory. The media literally walked from the potential cover up of the century.

I have no problem with 15%, I can’t figure out how that makes us going from 21 to 28% more palatable. Maybe it’s too early for that political analysis.

@george-k said in Now I understand phone evolution...: See @Klaus 's "Glasses" thread.

@jolly said in US daily Covid deaths trend: @lufins-dad said in US daily Covid deaths trend: The weird thing? Hospitalizations fell drastically in Mid-January. From 128K on January 14th, the numbers started dropping over 1000 a day every day over 2 weeks and then by February 1st, the numbers started dropping by over 2000 per day. There were fewer than 2 million vaccinated by that point, and almost all were seniors. It really drives home how targeted this disease was for the elderly. I'd like to see some figures for population density vs. mortality. Normalized against the number of cases for each segment?

If you'll mistreat an animal, you'll mistreat a human. Some people just need killin'. Others just need a good old-fashioned whuppin'. With a trace chain.

@george-k said in The Woke Docs: @jolly in the days of open cholecystectomies, a surgical attending told the junior resident to go see Mrs. Jones on post-op day #2 and pull her drain. The resident pulled the t-tube. (Jolly and @bachophile will understand this) There was a lot of weeping there as well. I don't know the outcome, sad to say. Hahaha. Poor patient. and poor resident. Probably color blind. Can’t see the difference between green and yellow. (Bike is green, serous fluid is yellow)

I did actually briefly think about which numbers one could construct that way, but then thought that that was not was they were after. But now that they brought it up, I have a follow-up puzzle: For which class of numbers in the two intervals is the infinite sequence of signs constructible by a finite machine? For instance, for pi^2 /6, this is obviously possible: The machine just constructs an infinite stream of "+". But for most numbers that wouldn't be possible: There are uncountably many numbers in the interval but only countably many machines.

Gavin's getting a little jittery about now.

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@89th said in The "How much do you pay?" thread: Thanks all! Looks like my costs will be similar to most of you... We also pay $60 a month for a home warranty in case any appliances break down. Check the details on that home warranty and look for their outs. Like if you did not maintain every single thing in the manner they prescribe.

@klaus said in Microsoft, wtf?: It could also be that they accidentally activated a feature that was supposed to work only in some countries. Knowing how big software shops typically deploy their software across multiple cloud installations across the globe, I deem this to be the most likely explanation.

@george-k said in More on China: One of the most remarkable—and remarkably corrupt—things about our culture is that it is intensely fashionable to disparage, condemn, or slander American government, American history, and America itself. You don't say...