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DrNeurohax , in This is not a forecast for 50 years time, it’s happening today.
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Just thought I'd add this report from the AZ health department. This breaks down the factors MUCH better and comes to a similar, but not quite as extreme, conclusion. Only part is normalized for population, but it gives an idea of how to scale the numbers.

reddig33 , in Justice Department planning legal action against Texas over floating border barrier

I don’t understand the point of these. It’s not like you can’t swim under them, or throw someone over them. Seems like another grift where Abbott’s friends or someone similar is making money to produce the stupid things.

lemmyshmemmy ,

I wonder what happened with that wall made of shipping containers

reddig33 ,

The feds made them take it down.

blackbrook ,

It seems to me it would block boats, but I assume it has more effects than I understand. The article quotes a letter from a top Mexican diplomat saying

“We write to express our profound alarm over border policies instituted by Texas Governor Greg Abbott that are putting asylum-seekers at serious risk of injury and death, interfering with federal immigration enforcement, infringing on private property rights, and violating U.S. treaty commitments with Mexico.”

So I assume it really does present a danger.

LetMeEatCake , in This is not a forecast for 50 years time, it’s happening today.

Every time I see crazy heat data for Arizona and other places like it in the US, it makes me wonder. When the fuck will we see a reversion of population trends of people moving south? Arizona, Texas, etc. are only going to get worse. Everywhere is going to get worse, but there’s a lot of rapidly growing areas that are on track to be non-viable for 1/3+ of the year within 10-20 years.

People should not be moving to Arizona, not with climate change as it is.

Izzent ,
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The people who move south are the same people who don’t believe in science. So they have it coming. It’s actually good for the country.

zucky ,

In 2030s, everyone would probably start moving to Canada

Kecessa ,

We’ll reach 100m by 2100 and it won’t be an evil plan or anything, just people forcing their way through the border because they can’t live down south anymore.

FlyingSquid ,
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I don’t know that the northern U.S. will be that great either in the summer. I’m in Indiana and it’s been in the 90s for weeks. When I was a kid, it was a day here or there in the 90s.

Catoblepas ,

I live in the southwest and it’s definitely something I worry about. Every year it gets worse in our apartment during the summer. Our cooling bill is ridiculous for ~1/3rd of the year. The amount of heat transfer coming in through our single pane windows is insane. The walls barely seem insulated at all. On most hot days (95F/36C+) with the A/C blasting we can’t get it below 80F/26C inside.

Laws where I live require only minimum temperatures that must be met by residences, not maximums; almost nobody is freezing to death here (very rarely someone unhoused will), but people ARE dying of heat related illnesses. It makes me so angry, not only because it’s miserable to be hot all day and expensive to run the A/C as hard as we do, but because it’s so wasteful. The amount of electricity we have to use because our landlord is some bean counting, soulless corporation is sickening.

skillissuer ,

cover your windows with aluminum foil. you’ll thank me later

WhipperSnapper ,
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Also, the lizard people won’t steal your thoughts, so that’s a bonus!

Catoblepas ,

I’ve invested in heat reducing window film and it’s still this bad! 😔

skillissuer ,

most of solar energy comes in as visible light, does it reflect it?

Catoblepas ,

Yup, it lets some light in but it’s supposed to reflect 99% of UV and 70% of the total light. I also keep the blinds down all day, I don’t think it makes a big difference but I figure it can’t hurt.

afraid_of_zombies ,

Texas would be fine. They got the engineering talent and energy to get around it. Which they won’t because it’s Texas.

Jeff ,

Yup. We moved from Texas now to be not there in 10 years when bad becomes doom.

hglman ,

It’s not on a happy trajectory; I also moved away.

pozbo , in US plans water heater standards, says they will save consumers $11 billion
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The woman in the thumbnail is NOT Samantha Carter.

drone509 ,

Yeah, the caption says “U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm.”

littletoolshed ,
Kerrigor ,
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Must've accidentally activated the quantum mirror from P3R-233

labguy20 , in ‘There’s nothing American about promoting violence’: country star Jason Aldean criticised for anti-protest song

His song literally celebrates violence and the kind of mob mentality that leads to tremendous injustice. Oh, and his music video was filmed on the site of a lynching while it threatens black protesters today. Community? Really?

stopthatgirl7 OP ,
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It tells you exactly who he thinks his “community” is.

CeruleanRuin ,
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It’s dogwhistles all the way down with these folks.

JonVonBasslake ,
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Ah, but you see, dem black folks, them ain’t a part of tha community, dey’re notting but second-class.

vd1n ,

These people are stupid. If you want a gun you will get a gun regardless of law, the same way it’s been forever. Laws are just a false sense of security in America.

Wrench ,

What’s a more tight knit community than a Klan?

FlyingSquid , in White nationalists convicted of planning to riot at Idaho pride event
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Idaho has a huge white nationalism problem and I doubt this made much of a dent.

ptsdstillinmymind ,

FTFY AMERICA the WORLD has a huge white nationalism problem.

FlyingSquid ,
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I agree, but Idaho has an especially big issue there. White nationalists are trying to make it a mini-ethnostate.

Manifish_Destiny ,

Idaho native here.

They operate through a nonprofit here in order to lobby for hate. It is an exceptionally huge problem. There’s a dude not 40 minutes from the capitol city with a warrant for his arrest and a militia and the government is just letting him do what he wants.

Eldritch ,

Oregon and Idaho were specifically founded with racist ideologies in mind. Who saw a renewal in relevance and resurgence in the '70s and '80s.

fubo ,

Well, China doesn’t; although they do have a huge Han-supremacism problem.

ArugulaZ ,

Stick with potatoes, Idaho. At least those are delicious after you poke holes in them and put them in the microwave for eight minutes.

Entropywins ,
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Funnily enough that's how I like my white nationalists...

MossyFeathers ,

You know, something I’ve been wondering lately is how many 18650 batteries you’d need to boil water with a jerry-rigged magnetron and beam focuser if you’re 50ft~100ft away.

Stan ,
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Lol batteries. Megatron uses energon cubes.

shalafi ,

“someone reported seeing people loading into a U-Haul van like ‘a little army’ at a hotel parking lot in Coeur d’Alene”

That’s all you need to know to see how safe these guys felt in their actions. It literally didn’t occur to them to maybe hide all that, just a bit? FFS, when I’m loading up to go shoot at my camp, I keep it on the downlow. And this is a hyper conservative area.

scmstr , (edited ) in White nationalists convicted of planning to riot at Idaho pride event

“Conspiracy to riot?”

From the sounds of it, it sounded more like domestic terrorism, politically and hate motivated conspiracy to riot and inciting riot, as well as a plan to physically assault a large amount of people as a militarized terrorist cell.

Conspiracy to riot? What in the fuck get out of terrorism white nationalist bullshit is this? The USA is fucking fubar.

Fpsfrank85 ,
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It’s not terrosim if your white.

jzzvid ,
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Literally this, actually. There is no such crime as “domestic terrorism.” It literally does not exist on the books. It’s an undefined term that has no statute attached to it.

That’s why you see so much stuff where white supremacists get charged with “conspiracy to riot” and such. It’s about creating double standards and propaganda through the law.

fubo ,

“Conspiracy to riot” is what the Yippies were charged with in Chicago '68, by the way.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Seven

shalafi ,

Often these disappointing charges have nothing to do with what makes sense. Prosecutors aim as high as they think they go. If they’re not aiming high enough, it’s because they don’t think they can win.

Also, when you dig past the headlines, and really see what came out in court, it’s often a FAR different story. One famous case, which escapes me, was a cop getting off for seemingly executing a black man on a traffic stop. Once the evidence and testimony were heard in court, well, it wasn’t what we all thought. Cop wasn’t justified BTW, but I can see why the jury voted not guilty.

Maybe this is such a case? They needed $X to hang them with terrorism, but $X wasn’t present or provable? And conspiracy to riot was a slam dunk?

So yeah, I’ll take a win against these dirt bags vs. a loss on a terrorism charge.

OTOH, there have been plenty of Americans convicted of terrorism on, seemingly, the thinnest of evidence. Prosecutors LOVE getting that terrorism conviction, looks good, so what’s up here?

I suspect it’s that American jurors won’t see “white” as “terrorist”, and that’s on us Americans, not the prosecutors. Pretty funny as, when I was a kid, it was the European terrorist factions that were prevalent. Baader-Meinhof Gang, Red Army Faction, IRA, all that.

MazonnaCara89 , in Italy starts removing lesbian mothers’ names from children’s birth certificates
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Giorgia Meloni dico solo questo

labgoblin , in 2-year-old Nevada boy dies from brain-eating amoeba after visit to hot spring

This is why you shouldn’t submerge your head in hot springs. Naegleria fowleri needs to go into your nose to infect you.

DangerToad , in 2-year-old Nevada boy dies from brain-eating amoeba after visit to hot spring

That is heartbreaking

electrogamerman ,

More like brain-breaking

FartsWithAnAccent , in Greece fires: Thousands flee homes and hotels on Rhodes as fires spread
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I’ve heard Greece fires can be difficult to extinguish.

irkli , in Netflix says people just kind of rolled over and accepted the password sharing crackdown
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“rolled over?” What does that mean? And what recourse does anyone have? No defense of Netflix, nor crit of sharing users, but they (we! Lol) knew we were cheating. Seriously wtf.

Mediocre_Bard ,

“Rolled over and paid a speeding ticket” energy.

CeruleanRuin ,
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The recourse is cancelling it. There is nothing on Netflix that most people would seriously miss having access to.

GustavoM ,
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“rolled over?” What does that mean?

They pulled a “this is my life now” and carried on. In other words: Users got screwed, Netflix LMAO’ed at em.

NotSpez , in US plans water heater standards, says they will save consumers $11 billion

Nooo regulations bad! /s

someguy3 ,

Surely the free market solves everything!

Hextic , in More states want to let kids work as bartenders | CNN Business

Yo what if I wanted a drink during school hours? This is bullshit. Don’t let your kids work jobs or better yet don’t have kids to feed to the corpo grinder. Procreation is goddamn cruel.

andrewta ,

I disagree about not working jobs. I started working when I was 12. No not joking. There is nothing wrong with having them take a job with a neighbor and pulling some weeds or something simple, so they can earn their own cash and understand what it takes to earn a dollar.

I disagree with minors working in a bar. I also disagree with states that are expanding the working hours for kids. But I believe it is good for kids to understand what it takes to earn money. But we should be careful on how many hours they work.

HurlingDurling , in Netflix says people just kind of rolled over and accepted the password sharing crackdown

Yep, I rolled over and setup a vpn at home so now all my family members can watch Netflix from my home *wink *wink

Ebby ,
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That sounds very familiar over our way too.

CeruleanRuin ,
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I rolled over and realized nobody in the house actually watched much of anything on Netflix, and cancelled it. Hardly noticed the difference in three months since dropping it.

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