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  1. about 7 hours ago on Al Goodwyn Editorial Cartoons

    When allegations emerged that Hamas made it a point to terrorize the female captives, a number of “progressive” groups made it a point to do whatever they could to deflect attention from these allegations.

  2. 5 days ago on ViewsLatinAmerica

    What’s going on is that the newly-elected head of state has kept his word to significantly downsize the government, getting rid of several hundred positions that he feels are either redundant or serve no purpose and shuttering entire programs.

    In his eyes, these positions are nothing more than a drain on the taxpayer, and that by eliminating these positions he’s freeing up resources that can be used elsewhere.

    Given the programs he’s cutting, however, there’s been some controversy over what he’s picking to get rid of and why.

  3. 5 days ago on Jen Sorensen

    Yeah, that’s exactly why the fake sounds were first proposed.

  4. 5 days ago on Jen Sorensen

    The fake engine noises were actually first proposed as a response to the fact that early EVs ran so quietly people with vision impairments often had trouble realizing that they were stepping into the paths of these vehicles.

    The idea was to generate enough fake noise so that people could hear the vehicles coming and react accordingly.

  5. 5 days ago on Jen Sorensen

    The fake engine sounds are actually because EVs are so quiet that many people with impaired vision have trouble realizing that an EV is driving towards them.

    So that started long before any sort of issues with masculinity.

  6. 11 days ago on Clay Jones

    FYI: mainstream news outlets are saying that this was yet again a case of a wildfire started by an electrical utility. KCEN-TV is the NBC affiliate where I am, and they’re one of the ones making that announcement.

    Also, the terrain in the Panhandle is rather flat and featureless, the kind of conditions that make it easier for large fires to spread.

  7. 15 days ago on Non Sequitur

    Not really. The reason why older toys and other items are so valuable is because they’re so rare. Most modern product is produced in such large quantities that it’ll be decades before they credibly appreciate in value. Even rare or controversial product can have a run in the tens of thousands before someone hits the brakes.

  8. 16 days ago on Thatababy

    With the first cat I had, one thing we’d do is pull out two cans from the cabinet, let him sniff the two, and then he’d rub up against the one he wanted to eat. We found that letting him do this greatly reduced food wastage.

  9. 16 days ago on Rudy Park

    Various efforts to spray scent products in theaters go back to the mid-1800s, and it was seriously attempted in the United States in the 1950s and early 1960s. These efforts all ended in failure and so were eventually abandoned.

  10. 16 days ago on Ziggy

    This actually can happen if the nozzles aren’t aligned properly.

    I remember being in the driveway with my very first car, trying to spray the windshield so I could clean some pollen that had gotten caked in place, and accidentally spraying my mom, who was putting something in her car. That’s how badly out of alignment one of the nozzles was.