NaibofTabr

I think he got away in this case, but he was definitely close to fucked. Apparently hippos kill about 500 people every year.

It’s adorable.

Yep, yep… until the teeth grow in.

Such a cutie.

There probably is such a conspiracy theory, or many based on the same theme. Occam’s razor applies though - it’s far simpler to just assume that Putin is a self-aggrandizing dictator who dreams of conquest (what do you get for a girl who already has everything?). After all, if it looks like a selfish asshole, and it swims like a selfish asshole, and it quacks like a selfish asshole, then it probably is.

Of course, there are many groups within the military-industrial complex who are happy to take advantage of his behavior.

Cool, cool cool cool… your pocket knife isn’t spring-assisted is it? or a gravity knife?

So, like, which one goes in first? And if you need that, do you have to pull everything else out of your pocket to get to it?

Russia, the best recruiter for NATO.

Q: Is it shut the fuck up Friday?

A: It’s always shut the fuck up Friday.

It can recognize tracks based on a profile of the audio content in the file, so even if they’re not labeled properly it can (usually) identify them. The biggest problem I’ve had with using it is that many artists have re-released or rerecorded songs, or released the same album in different years in different countries but maybe with one track missing or with the tracks in a different order, and sometimes Picard will pick an album release that you know is incorrect. It will reorganize the files, and there are lots of options for controlling how it does that (e.g. file renaming and tagging, output to the same folder or a different one, automation of bulk processing). But you may have to guide it a little, especially if you have many albums from the same artist because then you’ll have overlaps.

I’ve found the best approach to handling this is to work on one folder/album at a time and make sure it picks the correct release year for metadata reference.

The plan is to have a plan.

truly the raccoon shall inherit the earth

Oh no, Disney charges you to live in your head.

tha’s the mos’ evil rabbit ya ever saw

Yes those memes!

Hezbollah originally formed to fight the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982. At that time they could have been considered a resistance group. That has not been relevant for two decades.

The present-day Hezbollah is not a resistance group, it is a political and military organization, a significant power in the Lebanese government, and a proxy arm of the Iranian military.

Even if the military targets killed by these devices are not considered war crimes, there were several civilians killed and those deaths should be considered war crimes.

The problem with using a weapon like this is that you can’t possibly know who is nearby at the detonation time. To me this seems similar to butterfly mines which have been internationally banned for 2 major reasons:

• they can end up outside the military operation area - they’re light enough that they can be blown off-course while falling, and will float downstream if they land in water
• children pick them up because they look like plastic toys

It seems like the same logic should apply - this weapon is not discriminating enough and is therefore not a legitimate military option.

We’re watching you too.

Now, entertain us, we are bored.

Oh absolutely, and Bethesda is absolutely capable of that. It would be very myopic for them though. They can’t possibly be ignorant of the fact that modding is what kept Skyrim selling for a decade.

Preventing modding would be a substantial exercise in hubris (“we don’t need them”), or one of those intentional failure/tax writeoff things.

Considering how the modding community made Skyrim a long-term success, this would be a very foolish decision.