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Oh yeah there's shots like that. But like, in general. I don't know just made me think of the day after tomorrow and yes it's was that.

I googled "the day after tomorrow storm " and it was one of the first image https://www.syfy.com/sites/syfy/files/styles/scale_862/public/2022/12/storm.jpg

So must've been in my subconscious or smth

Why would a satellite actually imaging storms want to place a satellite in the image as well?

I think its from some movie, like "the Day after Tomorrow" or something.

Because in movies you can have a shot of a satellite while showing a shot of the storm. I think that's fairly harder to do in real life, seeing you'd have to have two satellites perfectly in sync (and they go pretty fast) or a satellite (space stations are satellites as well) with a very long selfie stick.

Edit actually yah googled "the day after tomorrow storm" and this was one of the first images to pop up, the exact same image https://www.syfy.com/sites/syfy/files/styles/scale_862/public/2022/12/storm.jpg

Theres definitely a TikTok sketch in the idea "superhero insurance"

Like one of those greensceeen one actor things. "Moving to Gotham City" or something

Edit just want to point out I don't use tiktok but I see skits on YT

Oh. It's way worse than I thought, holy shit.

Thanks for the link, meowther. (I tried making it "brother" but with a cat pun, but that just looks like "mother", and I did not mean to convey the "ok, mom" sentiment. I'm still leaving it tho.)

It's paywalled.

Anyone got the full article?

I'd like to know why this happened. Even a flimsy excuse, some shit reasoning. Revenge on a rival gang or something?

Is that against the rules of war or something?

Yes. Very much so. Just poison in general is a war crime, let alone hiding it in chocolate.

https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/fr/customary-ihl/v2/rule72

Article 23(a) of the 1899 Hague Regulations provides: “It is especially prohibited … to employ poison or poisoned arms.”

He's saying there are none.

Which is when I wouldn't be posting this hot garbage, but I don't think he understands that by spreading this he's engaging in Russian propaganda, even when he's posting it to show us "what a crazy unfounded claim they made."

It's a bit like linking to some stupid influencer who you hate. Don't give them the attention, that's exactly what they want.

Same thing with these stories.

But looking at his profile I don't think he's pro-Russian. Just... silly.

I don't think there are many non-Americans in this thread who are surprised by this.

If the class had actually had any useful information in it, sure.

It was not the greatest class.

I completely agree. I wonder whether some IT bachelor's degrees now have lessons in AI prompting. I remember in 2005 there was a course we had to do which could've been labeled "[shitty] Google-Fu" or something. "information searching" is what it would more or less translate to. Basically searching using Google and library searches well. And I don't mean "library" in the IT-context, but actual libraries. With books. Just had to use the search tools the locals libraries had.

Such a fucking filler class.

In my year like 60 started, two classes. After three years like 8 graduated.

Luckily with the magic of the internet, your imagination need not be an issue.

You can just see them!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4mZ6CAz0aI

It lives in water with salt. The average ocean pH value is 8.1. It's a brain coated with a thin bit of goo.

My stomach is about 1.5 pH.

You could easily go through a waterslide, but if I change the water to be hydrochloric acid, you're not gonna come out as fresh as you went in. And most skin on the face and body has a pH of between 4.7 and 5.75.