Though largely ineffective, the Houthi attacks have been able to disrupt shipping and keep the U.S. and its allies tied down, frustrating the Navy’s decades-old mission of keeping open the region’s critical sea lanes.
“Though largely ineffective, the attacks have done everything they were supposed to do.”
I have to travel by air soon, and I’m so, so scared. Likely it’ll be fine, the total probability of a catastrophe happening on any given flight is still super low, but jeez, it sucks that I’m afraid of a thing we had pretty much totally sorted like 20 years ago. Capitalism can eat my whole ass
For everyone who is vegan who sees this (all 3 or so of you), it’s fine! I have not accidentally eaten eggs, there are no eggs in the version that I can buy here, I’m attaching a photo of the ingredients for you to check for yourselves.
Editing to add: “Artificial flavor” is super sus, but I’ve long since decided not to care about that. If that makes me a bad vegan, so be it.
Well, hopefully I live somewhere where the noodles do not have eggs! I’ll definitely read the ingredients again next time. It would be super sad if I couldn’t eat them anymore, because they are delicious, in a painful kind of way
Wait, really? I definitely buy them sometimes (not the pictured ones, the purple one, habanero … something flavor?) and I know I checked ingredients. Did I really miss eggs? That seems unlikely, but I’ll have to check carefully next time I see them.
Your teacher gave you a failing grade just because of commas? That’s a little over-the-top, in my opinion.
And thanks! It’s been a miserable slog, I’m going to be so glad to be done with it! Congrats on finishing yours too, even though it was awhile ago!
Haha, yeah, exactly. Exactly that
Why do I use so many commas when writing? I’m editing my dissertation (it’s really, truly, finally almost done this time, hooray!) and consistently the editing I need to do is removing like half the commas in every sentence. It’s actually hilarious, at this point, just, how many, extra commas, there are, everywhere.
Was there some meaning this article was trying to convey? I read the whole thing and my response is just 
I got literally, absolutely nothing from reading all those words, and I’m pretty sure that’s not my fault.
Also, and this is a small thing, I know articles are published with typos all the time, but the following sentence makes no sense, right? Like, the grammar is wrong to the point where the sentence is meaningless, isn’t it? I’m not just misreading things entirely?
Krugman reiterated his view that it’s better to cut rates soon with the chance of re-accelerating inflation looks very small if the Fed cuts rates.
You can block them [hexbears], but there are tons of them that have lemmy.world accounts- and post regularly in the political communities.
You’ll know them when you see them.
Please don’t eat animals. 
rah got banned. We’ll unfortunately never hear their (no doubt incredible) thoughts on fascism and communism
I admit it never even so much as crossed my mind that someone on the internet (and specifically commenting all over this thread) might not understand that the phrase “new york crimes” refers to the NYT. So one point to you I suppose.
This probably also explains why you’re confused in the subthread where someone told you this isn’t the first time recently you’ve defended 
You probably think they’re actually talking about the website actually called Stormfront. They’re not. They’re talking about reddit, which you did, in fact, defend not 20 hours ago.
I gotta ask, are you incapable of reading or are you unwilling to read? Because DivineChaos100 responded to you with two links to NYT articles about this issue, in this comment, which was posted before CarmineCatboy2 asked you to comment on those NYT articles. And yet, you’re here acting as though this didn’t happen. But I can read and I understand what time stamps are, so I know that you have been shown evidence that the NYT believes similar things to the r/Collapse subreddit before this comment where you pretend such a thing never happened.
So I’ll repeat CarmineCatboy2’s question to you, and maybe you’ll answer it this time: Were you surprised to discover that the new york crimes echoes the same ecofascist genocidal sentiments that we see on reddit?
So the weirdo you’re quoting is angry that parents can’t pay for private after school tutors for their kids and also their kids can’t play videogames all day every day. But then the weirdo you’re quoting says: “No fun allowed. No studying allowed. Only CCP school teachings. Afterschool is for CCP homework and restudying Xi JinPing thought”. And I think that’s a weird jump in logic, isn’t it? “No fun allowed”, “Afterschool is for CCP homework”, but China is surely not banning hanging out with friends, which is one of the main sources of fun I enjoyed when I was a kid. It looks to me like Xi is mandating that kids touch some grass, not that they become little communist robots.
Videogames aren’t the only source of fun I guess is what I’m saying.
I’m one of the few weirdos who actually loves Demon of Hatred. For whatever reason his tells are just so much more legible to me than just about any other Sekiro boss and I like the rhythm of the fight. Also, you can parry him a surprising amount! Parrying his stomps feels awesome once you figure out the timing. He definitely has some really, really bullshit moves, but I’ve found that if you’re right up in his crotch he almost never uses the extreme bullshit moves. It’s still a very long fight and when you die halfway through his third health bar it fucking suuuuucks, but I dunno, overall I really like the fight!
It doesn’t look ai generated to me. All the dinosaur back plates are where they should be, the hands we can see look reasonable, there’s no eldritch horror of mushed together background pieces the computer hallucinated. I have no idea where this image comes from, but I’m fairly confident it isn’t ai
Stews without the dead flesh of a murdered animal also work like this.
Please don’t eat animals.
The article says that “the carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt will head to the Middle East to maintain a presence in the region”.
So it looks like it could be a routine ship swap. But if that were the case, I’d expect NPR to emphasize that in the article, and they don’t. They mention the other ship one time and then the rest of the article is talking about how the Houthis are doing lots of attacks.
I’m just confused about this article from a propaganda perspective, I guess. Is it trying to say “the Ike has done good work, it’s time for it to come home and be replaced by another ship, no worries, the US rocks, we have this under control” or is it trying to say “the Houthis are terrifying, they’re an absolute menace and our smol bean navy is trying valiantly to keep the strait safe, but we have to bring home our carrier because the Houthis are just too scary”?
Because this article seems to gesture in both of those directions, and they’re pretty contradictory.