It kinda looks like they went back for a second bite.

I think that in most jurisdictions, it wouldn’t be legal to take someone’s gun and then shoot them with it. Once they’d been disarmed, they may no longer pose a threat. However, if you pulled out your own gun and shot them, this would be self defense, as they were still a threat when you attacked.

Morally, I think many religions claim they’re objective and say that killing is wrong. However, they often carve out exceptions.

My own subjective morality in this case would agree that this is immoral, as the robber has been disarmed. However, its impossible to be sure they’re really no longer a threat.

However however however.

The dire consequence of decreased profits.

Genuinely don’t understand how this guy isn’t as bad, if not far worse than whoever shot Charlie Kirk.

I mean, if he really wants it, let him buy it. He’d just better pay so much that everyone else’s water becomes free.

Pretty cool that those decorative roof spur things actually went back to functioning as the angle-of-vulnerability reducing structures, rather than styling elements.

Donald Trump has taken cancel culture too far.

My parents didn’t have any money so it was some hot bullshit like $5 for an A.

Alas, I have succumbed to the 9-5.

I can understand the dislike for the artist if they aren’t talented but in this specific case, generating an ai image and then using a projector to help apply the ai generated image with minimal required technique is kind of perfect. The message isn’t just like “give me more money, bro” its not just an unfulfilled promise and a plea for more resources but its also, “look how we can poorly emulate every human endeavour.” Its like, “look, we can use computers to do a terrible job at everything, including graffiti”

There are certainly insatiable, discontent people. There are also kind, happy, otherwise agreeable people who are subjected to excessive stress.

You don’t have to assume you’re the former.

I’d really just calculated it the way decryptor did but the article also said only 7 of the barrels actually tested positive.

I figured most things have a density not all that far from water. This isn’t lead or tungsten or helium we’re talking about. Also the their .001% value is probably also just ballpark.