@antigermanist it's not mean if it's true.

@OliviaMendez go spam somewhere else. the wreck of the titanic, for example.

...it also perfectly fits dotty, tho.

@Grumm i'd argue that EVERYBODY should have flexible hours ALWAYS (when it makes sense in the given profession)

please - describe in detail _how_ you managed this screw up

@Grumm > but lately this shift is going pretty fast

i'd say that this is something every generation since the start of culture would say.

because: the change that's happening lately is the change that you are experiencing in real time. in every detail.

all the change that happened before you started being interested in the matter? you didn't experience it. you only got to know the end result and some high points of the change - and you lived with it for all your life. so from your perspective, there was no real change.

@Grumm i've always been for removing any religious references - from any and all religions - from public live.

believe whatever you want, but keep it to yourself. religion should be a purely private affair.

and the christmas season, which starts around august in german supermarkets, is way too long and annoying anyway. fuck christmas.

@jestdotty potayto, potahto.

@Lensflare that's what's been happening basically since language existed. meanings of words have always shifted, for one reason or another.

today, it's just slightly accellerated due to bigger idiots making bigger stupid decisions.

@PaperTrail nope. it's 100% about profits. it's 100% about EVERYBODY who might get pissed at something. and it was that way long before the word "woke" ever hit the mainstream.

@Grumm amazing mental gymnastics, to go from "the algorithm discourages the word 'kill'" to basically "trans people are guilty"

it's not about "hypersensitive woke snowflakes".

it's about "The Algorithm" suppressing everything that might possibly be in any way whatsoever controversial.

so your question is basically "what if [absurdly unlikely worst-case disaster happens where some old games are literally the least of your problems]"

@jestdotty that's because every single religion is based on deception.

are you using hyperV or another shit-tier virtualisation?

@antigermanist too bad your mother didn't study accident prevention

@Andy1 go spam somewhere else, shitface

go delete yourself, the internet doesn't need shit like you. you're garbage.

go suck on a landmine.

@iiii i know how radioactive fallout is working. it's "spread a bunch of radioactive stuff in the atmosphere". all you need for that is some radioactive stuff (check: the fission reactor. ANY fission reactor), and an explosion or similar to spread it (check: the bomb)

the only open question is if the severity is rather on the side of "very very bad", or "catastrophic"

@jestdotty i doubt you're capable of learning anything, really.

@jestdotty enlightenment: you're dumb.

@iiii > but it is impossible to do accidentally

it's not. for that reactor type, only cooling has to fail. and i'm pretty sure most current reactor types have some similar issues.

and in the end, it's just enough for one regular bomb to blow everything up, set everything on fire, and send radioactive smoke in the atmosphere. you don't even need a reactor for it, you'd have a similar effect when bombing a barrel of radioactive waste.

@iiii actually, what chernobyl did was 1) overheat due to operator error and bad design 2) burst in a steam explosion 3) melt down due to lack of cooling 4) scattered radioactive carbon around the area 5) started some fires which were causing that radioactive carbon to burn up into smoke.

you don't even need a bomb for it. you can achieve this by clamping some pipes, based on the reactor type.

you are however quite able to achieve that result with just _one_ well-placed conventional bomb.

@iiii actually, that happened before, and without any external bombs. heard of chernobyl?

all you need, even with a modern plant, is _one_ well-placed bomb that does enough damage to the reactor and leaves you with a smouldering puddle of corium and a smoke pile.

could you specify your question? and your level of knowledge? because from the perspective of someone who knows what an AVL tree ist (aka "someone who read the wikipedia article about it"), every part of the struct is obvious.

@kiki just click the link, then add `.jpeg` in the address bar

try a crystal ball to look into the future.

@jestdotty have you considere the possibility that the answer to "what is metal" is just slightly too complex to comprehend for chatGPT? ...or for you?

@Lensflare also, with modern ammo, that kind of lead poisoning is most likely caused by steel.