The rules to baseball seem to line up even:

1. Someone tosses you a gift (Baseball)
2. You smack the shit out of in a way that forces everyone to go looking for/chasing it as a distraction.
3. Invade their bases, stealing whatever you can.
4. Return home with your stolen bases without the other side being able to touch you in any way.
5. Hailed as a hero.

Which part of sportsball am I missing here.

It’s a privacy issue, not an age verification issue.

Interesting that there weren’t multiple charges of rape he was found guilty for, like would happen in the states. Each rape occurrence would have been a separate charge, and each one would have carried a 20 year maximum, so he’d be serving hundreds of years easy.

This is generally to ensure that even if he gets some of his years commuted for good behavior while inside prison, he’s still got hundreds of years left to go. Making it a death sentence.

With that said, the US prison system is archaic and punitive, so I might need to re-evaluate my views.

They’re welcome to try, but I seriously doubt they will be successful

What you’re describing is called a resource leak. Something, an extension, a background process, etc., is holding onto resources for too long without cleaning itself up automatically.

This is pretty common in writing code, and extremely difficult to prevent except in closed and well understood systems. A browser is anything but that, due to the nature of needing to work on any website doing whatever they want.

The image of a 4 inch tall human towering over a bird amuses me.

Ah, that’s possibly true as well. Good catch.

I know exactly what happened here having just done a renovation on a basement with a completely fucked up bathroom.

They re-used the existing piping and lines when replacing the tub and shower surrounds.

They wanted to save a few hundred dollars and/or effort of moving the pipes to center up with the prefab tub/surround, and just figured they could drill the hole into the surround for the shower attachments wherever.

They’re correct, but that doesn’t make them right.

That is certainly one way it could go.

To clarify, we likely wouldn’t end as a species.

Dinosaurs were ended with a roughly 10-15km meteroirite hitting earth, and causing months of distortions and damage to the ecosystem that disrupted their way of life enough that they starved or died of other causes.

They were not nearly as adaptable as we are in modern times.

To be sure, a lot of progress would die, and life would be greatly disrupted, but we, as a species, would almost certainly survive a similar event.

The canonical example of: life is what you make of it.

Was going to post this. Not very sanitary (hand washing first is required) or attractive, but it is good for your immune system in the long run. Ken Jennings, the jeopardy guy mentions it in his book.