Depending on engineering discipline, oil & gas is another common one.

This feels like the early days of Reddit. Smaller communities and a greater degree of authenticity.

Just be respectful of the rules and other users. I’ve encountered a few people just looking to start shit, but way less frequently than on what I experienced on Reddit.

Maybe it’s based on this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetohydrodynamic_generator

https://11foot8.com/ has entered the chat

Having a niche helps. Never thought “be left wing” would be it, but here we are.

And the fertility rate collapse rolls on due to…political incompatibilty among the younger generations.

Stroads are an absolute fucking menace. And way too common.

We should try to use AI to manipulate culture into making low trucks popular again.

/not sure if serious

Those dead eyes say it all

You definitely articulated the problem with the current streaming paradigm: not split in a way that is useful to consumers (e.g. by genre).

We’ve gone full circle. Not only with needing a bunch of packages (or separate services, as it is now) because of how things have been split up, but also ads getting pushed back in. That’s going to keep getting worse too.

Insert Grapes of Wrath quote

I don’t think you’d be licking much of anything after that. It’s the one at 10 seconds in the clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YNsIaSbFdg

They’re so casual about it too.

Titanium (Ti) is a happy shade of green.

And I would certainly hope so. You can buy eating utensils made from titanium.

To my understanding, organic compounds are where the real danger is with mercury.

Nobody defends factory farms they’re universally hated

But not enough for people to boycott, other than a single-digit % of the population.

I rarely buy new AAA games. Mostly indie titles and heavily-discounted AAA games.

Brain drain is a difficult downward spiral to break out of once it starts.

Yeah, the “appeal to nature” fallacy that Musk is using is really dangerous. I want the best tools that are practical for the job, since this has actual life and death consequences. A mix of sensors that work together and covers each others limitations.

Sorry if I’ve just become that jaded, but did anybody expect that these apps don’t sell data?

Half of them died from being submerged in boiling dye

I’m surprised that half of them survived. Aside, that is cartoonishly evil.