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Moby > Morby

To satisfy my own curiosity:

Non-state territories like Puerto Rico and Guam are not included in either country’s numbers due to not being depicted in the image, save for Washington DC because that one is in the image

If you accept a lack of gears, a belt drive instead of a chain probably simplifies the most difficult part of actually making it. Best pick somewhere with good roads though, since you’re definitely not making pneumatic tyres or a pump to fill them with

Here’s some behind-the-scenes about them https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7xe84b

It was manually puppeted most of the time rather than being animatronic, but obviously with all the things that TARS and CASE can do they had to build different props for each one

They are quoting DeepSeek’s privacy policy. They say this before and after the first quote, and also link the policy at the top of the article.

I can possibly see an argument that “artist” isn’t an essential job because people make loads of art when it’s not their job anyway. Nobody’s doing telemarketing as their hobby

However I very much doubt that this was the actual context for whatever this graphic was trying to show

The real life British East India Company had an army as big as the modern Mexican armed forces today

We cunningly designed kilts to cover up to just above the navel

On the one hand something like 80% of China’s population is lactose intolerant, but on the other that certainly never stopped any lactose intolerant people I know

• Launch a ball of dough against a designated target at the correct speed for it to flatten out on impact
• Borrow modern artillery targeting systems so that a ball of toppings impacts the same spot a moment afterwards
• Fire a HESH round to cook it

By 2019 he had already tried to convince everyone that that cave rescue diver was a paedophile for thinking the submarine was a stupid idea

It’s worth considering that that still means a (slim) majority of millennials don’t own a home. You’re also roughly in the middle of the generation, and the hone ownership is quite heavily weighted towards the older end

If my time working in one is any indication, taxi drivers and drunk people. I don’t think those demographics overlapped often, or at least I hope they didn’t

If you’re on board with puzzle games and a bit of Souls-adjacent combat, you should check out Tunic. It is very relevant to the thing about manuals, even as a digital-only game

Right, so the “where” is the USA.

If we take this definition of the generations and table 12 from here, we can compare the values 16 years apart to see generations at equivalent ages. 2023 is the most recent data on that table, so millennials would be 27 to 42. We can’t match that perfectly with the 5 year bins on the table, so I’ll just average every bin that that generation covers a majority of. With that, we get:

We can compare generations at the same age by looking along the topleft-bottomright diagonal. This shows gen Z having a lower ownership rate than Millennials did 16 years ago. Millennials were doing better than gen X 16 years before that, but have now fallen behind both gen X and the boomers.

Sure enough, the entirety of the discussion of homeownership in the article you linked is:

American Zoomers’ home-ownership rates are higher than millennials’ at the same age (even if they are lower than previous generations’).

Not sure what data they’re using since that doesn’t tally with the above, but that’s still second-worst, and the actual worst is the generation the post is actually talking about.

Up compared to what, where, and by how much?

Because it could work better

I do like when recipes give me liquids by weight as well. One tool for measuring everything is nice.

Where I am, autumn is when the spiders decide they want to be indoors

Ghassan Massoud (the guy that played Saladin in Kingdom of Heaven) would have been perfect