Ehh not that much.

And on average yes it does. And absolutely for cheese it does.

Coconut milk. “Milk of the poppy”. Milk of magnesia. Milk is a general term, as is cheese.

Yes it is. There is no reason to arbitrarily claim that only dairy products can be cheese. Anything cheese-like is cheese.

Yes it is, it’s vegan cheese, made from some sort of vegan milk. It’s not dairy cheese made from dairy milk.

It’s cake, which is processed, and cheese, which is also already processed, the fact it’s vegan makes no difference at all except being more ethical and environmentally friendly.

80% of the world’s population has never even been on a plane.

Mostly what removing air travel would do is mean rich people have to take more time to go places.

Sounds pretty environmentally destructive

Leaving antifreeze out is also negligent.

Purposefully psychologically torturing someone so much they have a breakdown is worse though.

Stabby v1

Still has a full kitchen staff.

You pay for it through the data breaches though, at this point it's their business model.

Be thankful you've never experienced the lasting regret that comes when you chase the O too far.

Belarus applying to join NATO I think would give everyone (including the Belarusians) so much whiplash. I don't think that's likely. I'm not even sure a coup is likely.

Hey I've definitely seen this episode of Black Mirror! (Metalhead, with the killer dog bots)

Bloody hell 60 launches a year? From one company? This article suggests that last year there were only 144 attempted launches in total https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/01/thanks-to-china-and-spacex-the-world-set-an-orbital-launch-record-in-2021/

You might have given yourself an anal fissure too. Try a stool softener for a bit if soup varies, and stay well hydrated, and obviously eat a diet with consideration for your bum in mind!

Three days later and it still hurts and you still can't sit down comfortably? I think you've given yourself haemorrhoids or a hernia.

Why are you on Reddit at all if not for the opinions and arguments?

Yes absolutely, because those happen a lot more, so the number of false positives will vastly exceed the number of accidents, which is a problem.

Yeah that sounds entirely unreasonable.

It's a flaw yes, but I believe it's also a flaw caused by the treatment process that they go through to give them the advantage of when they do break the pieces not being very sharp. So on balance this way is better.

There's various circumstances where false positives can be much worse, and I'd say this is one of them. If this is overwhelming call handlers it means genuine emergencies can't be responded to. Given the impact of false positives in this example I'd say the feature should be turned off until it is sorted out.

It's evidently not, because there's numerous reports of it activating when someone continues moving. Motorcyclists have essentially all disabled it completely.

Trickle down economics will eventually start working I’m sure of it 🤞🏻

How can they be a lot more efficient? They’re still just a resistive heater.