1 coffee mug/tea cup of water in the microwave for 1 minute is perfect for a single serving bag of tea. it doesn't have to be boiling, just hot. 1 min is also not long enough to dangerously superheat water. hot is water is hot water, it doesn't matter if you do it kettle or microwave.
edit: lol
... what?
that makes it extra sus tho
it didn't 'happen in the right time' and all that shit; it had advertising paid for by investors. and also the viral 'mastodon's tooo haaaarrd to understand for my wee wittle dumb baby brain" campaign. no way that dumb shit was organic.
not gonna get fully into the weeds here but 'have no leadership to revoke' is an odd point to try and make when the covid disinfo campaign absolutely had leadership.
"abusing AI" is a fucked way to report this.
"the children were initially cheering"
yeah bud, sure they were.
this martin guy is the same one who made the asahi linux drama a thing and brigaded torvalds?
yeah. fuck that guy. i don't care what he has to say about some 20 year old code that nobody cares if it was decompiled from ninty's sdk or not. nintendo isn't even making a fuss about it! this is all just martin scrambling for more attention, again.
fuck ai full stop. imho. it's cooking the planet and stealing art and funding nazis all the same whether you use it to make fun of the nazis or ai bros or make something otherwise entertaining with it. you're still contributing to the problem using it at all.
daily reminder that luddites weren't against new tech out of fear or misunderstanding, they were against the owner class hoarding all extra productivity as wealth instead of reducing workload and/or increasing pay for the workers alongside tech advancements.
holy shit my dude black panther style means irl black panthers from actual history not marvel movies ffs
yeah, no, uh, i regret to inform ya'll that toxic bpa receipt paper potentially causing hormone problems thru skin absorbtion is an actual thing and not some weird bs conspiracy theory thing: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/bpa-receipts-major-store-chains-study/
it's unsure how much of an effect it has on humans so far but it does affect lab animals.