Dishwashers use less water than hand washing. Perhaps you were imagining that the entire dishwasher fills up with water like a clothes washer does?
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skisnow@lemmy.cato
Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner says nobody ever told him the large SS-Totenkopf tattoo he's had on his chest for the last 18 years is a Nazi symbolEnglish
264·8 days agoEven your charitable reading of the situation should still disqualify him to be a senator. Even if he’s not a nazi, we’re still left with him being clueless.
skisnow@lemmy.cato
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•The AWS outage hit us during the day in Australia. I didn't notice because I run my own server, btwEnglish
412·8 days agoweirdest use of that meme format to date
also the irony of 145 IQ man tripping over his own grammar
skisnow@lemmy.cato
Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Trump Posts AI Video in Which He Drops Feces on No Kings ProtestersEnglish
1·9 days agoLOL, I got here after the comment was removed so I’ve no idea what they said, but immediately recognized the username from them being a dick and their posts being removed by a mod on another thread.
Amusingly (or perhaps despairingly) I notice they’re also a mod themselves in another community…
skisnow@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•As Gold Hits New Record, Some See Warning Signs of Civilizational CollapseEnglish
192·10 days agoLots of easy blocks tonight.
Good idea
skisnow@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Trump calls Colombia's president an "illegal drug leader" and orders an end to U.S. aidEnglish
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skisnow@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Kyoto hikes tourist tax by 900% to crack down on overtourismEnglish
24·11 days agoalso I’ll throw in that because the yen is so weak vs the dollar at the moment (hence the overtourism), $665 a night is in of itself understating the kind of place we’re talking about. ¥100,000 in 2012 was $1,300. Minimum wage is ¥1,000/hour.
I just had a quick search on a bookings site, and 80 out of the 103 five-star hotels in Kyoto are under that threshold, and of those, 40 are under $350. If you’re being hit by the top rate then the place you’re staying in is bougie as f.
Also also, my reading of it is that it isn’t a 10% tax, it’s a stepped tax equal to 10% of the bottom of its bracket, i.e. it’s ¥10,000 regardless of whether your room was ¥100,000 or ¥300,000.
OP’s “Tourists in Kyoto will soon face a 900% increase in a tax” summary would be more accurately stated as “Tourists staying in one of Kyoto’s 23 most expensive hotels, will face a 9 percentage point increase in tax”.
skisnow@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Kyoto hikes tourist tax by 900% to crack down on overtourismEnglish
1001·11 days agoShitty headline writing strikes again.
“900%” is both a sensationalist way of describing it, and also not even applicable to the overwhelming majority of visitors.
That said, the English language shows how messed up its history is.
The irony is that Britain is, to the best of my knowledge, the only country other than Sweden whose mainland hasn’t been occupied by a foreign invader in over 950 years.
skisnow@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•No Kings in Geneva Switzerland, before the USA woke up.English
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skisnow@lemmy.cato
Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Snoop Dogg is no longer scared of queer people in children's mediaEnglish
12·12 days agoWhatever his reasons for “going woke”, I prefer to see this route to the JK Rowling route.
Yeah, mixed feelings, it’s kind of like when massive corporations go pinkwashing. Sure, it’s better than the alternative, but they’re not your friend and you can’t trust them.
skisnow@lemmy.cato
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Probably a good idea to go see how much storage will be necessary...English
11·12 days agoCan’t remember who it was (b3ta? popbitch? penny-arcade?), but I recently saw a comment by someone who’s been running a website since the turn of the millennium, and they said that fully 99% of the links they posted two decades ago were no longer valid.
To really put that into perspective, you have to remember that for most sites to get linked to from a popular site like that, meant that it was usually something of value that would have had a lot of work put into it, and that people found interesting or useful.
Ugh why did you have to make Quaxwell hot
This is going to be a complicated wank
Yeah whenever I see them I think what story are they trying to tell? Are we supposed to believe that this man decided, right, I want to post something online about $TOPIC, so I’ll get my whiteboard, write my post on that, go to the harbour, get someone to take a photo of me holding it up, and then I’ll upload that photo online so people can see what I think?
skisnow@lemmy.cato
World News@lemmy.world•Picasso painting vanishes en route to Spanish exhibitionEnglish
9·14 days agoInsurance job for sure. Why would you steal something that’s impossible to sell?
Yeah, fragmenting into groups was an important part of the book.
skisnow@lemmy.cato
Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Trump posthumously awards Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of FreedomEnglish
8·15 days agoAre you suggesting that the Nazis’ characterisation of someone may have been exaggerated to serve their purposes?
Yeah this whole thread feels like either I’ve been dropped into a parallel universe or there’s something wrong with my monitor settings. Is it really that weird to not want your food totally blackened all over? The bacon and hash browns in particular look like they was taken out at exactly the right moment, just as they’re showing the first spots of browning. I wonder if maybe the details aren’t showing up clearly on mobile devices or something and people are reacting to that?
I’m not judging anyone who likes their food overcooked, but there’s no need to be a dick to people who like to taste the meat not the heat.
Yup. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blubber
Blubber is the primary fat storage layer for some mammals, especially for those that live in water. It is particularly important for species that feed and breed in different parts of the ocean. During these periods, the animals metabolize fat. Blubber may save energy for marine mammals, such as dolphins, in that it adds buoyancy while swimming.
Blubber has advantages over fur (as in sea otters) in that, though fur retains heat by holding pockets of air, the air expels under pressure (i.e., when the animal dives). Blubber, however, does not compress under pressure. It is effective enough that some whales can dwell in temperatures as low as 4 °C (40 °F). While diving in cold water, blood vessels covering the blubber constrict and decrease blood flow, thus increasing blubber’s efficiency as an insulator.


Lucky I’ve not encountered him, the urge to talk to him like a 5 year old would be too great.
“What a big truck you have! And it’s so high up! I bet you have to do a big jump to get up there. And look, it says “WAR” on the front, that’s fun! Did you put that on yourself, or did you ask a man do it for you?”