According to atf.gov, this is how:

He created dozens of Lemmy accounts just to say this

Intuitively I would assume that a single event would either not release enough energy to start a feedback loop or destroy the planet altogether, but I have no idea how to calculate that.

The greenhouse effect won’t even start if the greenhouse gases are frozen on the surface

I think the kind of people who think working for a deepfake company is acceptable are more likely to say “No, but those are my objects!”

As far as I know, yes.

In some regions of Germany, beer wasn’t traditionally as common as you might expect. By watering down wine, you get a beverage with a similar alcohol content like beer which you can drink in similar contexts - for example, it’s not a great idea to drink undiluted wine when you’re sitting outside on a hot summer day

You can mix carbonated water and wine - that’s called Weinschorle in German

It used to make sense during the COVID lockdowns, but at least where I live most stores stopped offering that service soon after the pandemic

I don’t think making semiconductors at home is explicitly illegal anywhere, but I doubt hobbyists can legally buy or synthesize many of the chemicals you’d need

That depends on whether it was always kept at that temperature - if it melts and re-freezes, it becomes much harder

If you take it with a grain of salt it’s less dangerous than pure water

That’s not torture, it’s Enhanced Interspecies Communication™

That’s because whoever uploaded the video couldn’t handle 30 minutes

If you complained to most Germans about an S-Bahn system with an average delay of 4 min, they’d think you’re Swiss - according to the German railway statistics, any delay less than 5 minutes and 59 seconds counts as ‘on time’

To avoid confusion, just use mebimeters (1 Mim = 2^20 m)

Invoke-WebRequest | Invoke-Expression

bypasses signature checking because there is no file to be signed

It might infuriate some Germans to whom the Reinheitsgebot is more important than any other law.

well, actually… It usually changed the clock speed on 286 PCs, but on 486s it often disabled the L1 cache or introduced additional waitstates instead

I’m using it as a Super key on my 80s AT keyboard