He got replaced as a part of a government reshuffle caused by the dismissal of the old prime minister, most likely because he didn’t exactly agree with the military leadership and firing the commander-in-chief of the armed forces instead wasn’t exactly an option for Zelenskyy.
A lot of it actually is AI, as in the vast field of computer science called artificial intelligence. It’s a lot bigger than just LLMs and slop generators.
86-91% of Japanese households have air conditioning, including almost every single business of any kind. In France, it’s less than 25%, and it’s probably not at all rare to work, shop, and just generally spend time somewhere without it most of your day.
Heck, if it’s anything like here in Finland you probably still have a bunch of older hospitals around that aren’t properly air conditioned either yet.
It’s not hard to figure out why the numbers are 6000 to 1.
Being able to do that without losing face is one possible theory to why he keeps provoking NATO countries even while his three day special military operation is stalling at day 1609 with no end in sight - if they retaliated and joined in properly, he gets an excuse to stop as to not “continue” to WW3.
Technically. The vote was worded in a way that it was about removing the old law - stopping it from being renewed automatically - which requires a 2/3rds majority to happen.
She was convicted of murder, life in prison is the mandatory punishment for that in the UK currently, so, yes.
Back in 1955, actually up to 1969, the mandatory punishment for murder was execution.
Art of the Deal, baby.
it’s still unclear why, and how, that happened.
Because someone decided to fly a plane through an airspace occupied by a building.
I kinda doubt Beijing has some rapid air defence interception plan that could somehow prevent someone flying their own private plane into a building if they so desire, any more than they can prevent someone swerving into oncoming traffic on purpose.
The US is known for the clean city streets and good access to free public toilets, after all.
Most of the rest of the world expects that if you have 10 money, and see something that is advertised as costing 10 money, you can buy it.
He is someone who thinks filming himself licking straws and putting them back is a fantastic idea. He is definitely a teen.
You do know where that word comes from, right? Thirteen, fourteen, and so on? That unsurprisingly includes nineteen as well - a teen is someone between the ages of 13 to 19.
That, but ultimately it’s about time. Like how 100C water gives you a burn instantly, but so does 40C, if you sit in it for 8 hours.
If your body can’t cool itself, you will eventually overheat and die. And the limit for a certain death (eventually) is 35C (95F) wet bulb - at that point even a perfectly healthy person at rest produces enough heat to bring their core temp to over 43C and die.
Boost is based on Old Reddit markdown parser which is close, but not identical to the one Lemmy has, and there are some edge cases and compatibility issues.
FWIW, the GFM extension used for Markdown tables defines that a newline should be required for a table to function:
You must include a blank line before your table in order for it to correctly render.
But as an app for browsing Lemmy, Boost should match whatever Lemmy does, even if it does things “wrong”.
Especially when:
"Safety was not compromised by this incident because all pilots at Air Canada undergo mandatory recurrent training every six months to validate their flying competency, including a flight check with a certified Transport Canada check-pilot every 12 months,”
Dude has passed at least 32 trainings, 16 flight checks, and has 900 flights under their belt. At this point it’s utterly irrelevant what certificate he was missing 16 years ago.
The missile knows where it is at all times, because it knows where it isn’t.
(Link, if you are one of the lucky 10000)
Finally, a worthy foe!
https://labor.alaska.gov/lss/pads/heat.htm
Table for the limits is at the bottom of the page.
Well, as long as you are using the crosswalk, you indeed have the right of way and the driver is required to yield.
But I don’t know what magical city you live in, as Finnish drivers definitely do not consistently follow that law - 60% of pedestrian injuries happen on a crosswalk, as do one fifth of deaths. Go walk across Helsinki without checking that the car actually will yield for you, and you’ll find yourself in the hospital in 15 minutes.