[-] CluelessLemmyng 6 points 4 days ago

Is my math wrong? Didn't that guy reporting to Putin say 20km deep and 14km wide? At best, that's 280 square kilometers. And Ukraine is stating it's nearly 5x as much. Someone help me here.

[-] CluelessLemmyng 34 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

I had to stop reading the article here:

"There is nothing in Senators Johnson and Grassley’s reports on Biden family corruption that has ever proven to be untrue,” the spokesperson said. “

This is the kind of nonsense we have to legitimately call out. The accusations need to be proven true in the first place. The spokesperson is especially silly since they also called Parnas statements a lie... Without providing proof themselves.

[-] CluelessLemmyng 40 points 5 months ago

It's no different than subscribing to twitch/YouTube creators. The content is just different. There are plenty of people with unhealthy obsessions that aren't related to porn.

[-] CluelessLemmyng 55 points 5 months ago

About time. Maybe the maps will be updated correctly and people can now see just how pathetic those ISPs have been.

[-] CluelessLemmyng 53 points 5 months ago

She's trying to position herself for Vice President candidate since it's becoming clear she can't win the primary.

[-] CluelessLemmyng 36 points 7 months ago

Plenty of people obviously care. The Pope influences the lives of hundreds of millions directly and indirectly. Especially, people in power who have the ability to enact religiou -based laws that affect everything

[-] CluelessLemmyng 66 points 7 months ago

Short answer is "likely".

If you work in a field with sensitive data (financial, healthcare, technology, politics) you don't get a phone designed by a China-government owned company.

[-] CluelessLemmyng 48 points 8 months ago

There are already protections for bullying on Internet platforms. Intentionally misgendering is a form of bullying.

The right to life should supercede someone's right to free speech to undermine said life.

[-] CluelessLemmyng 49 points 10 months ago

I mean, with Trump it's more like 'They'.

[-] CluelessLemmyng 53 points 10 months ago

Makes sense. Downtowns are commercial districts with few, if any, residential buildings. Restaurants exist there to feed the various workers. Workers will shop after work or bring family/friends/dates to the area because it's something they know or are familiar with.

With WFH, no one has a reason to go to downtown. Cost of living increases already make them think twice about doing so.

All in all, we're seeing a shift from specifically zoned districts to mixed use downtowns. This means smaller stores, more walkable or mass transit focus. These cities will just need to incentivize conversion of these downtowns to include more residential structures.

[-] CluelessLemmyng 38 points 11 months ago

So they could just time the announcements after their scheduled sell-off?

[-] CluelessLemmyng 40 points 11 months ago

General Grant was not an alcoholic. He drank missing his wife. He never drank while in battle. That's one of many slanders of the Lost Cause that victimizes the South as well as proposes the South to be superior in many aspects.

Grant was by far the better general. While Lee fought a mostly defensive Virginia campaign, Grant was out completing the North's military objectives in aggressive, modern strategies. His rally and subsequent victory at Shiloh, despite his mistakes. His Vicksburg Campaign that is still studied to this day. Grant's ability to fight the war that Lee could not win when Grant finally took over the army of the Potomac and hounded Lee, when previous generals would turn, until he had nothing but a ragged army.

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