ohulancutash
@ohulancutash@feddit.uk
- Comment on What's going on with Quentin Tarantino? 1 day ago:
Especially since Tarantino is a SAG actor.
- Comment on What's going on with Quentin Tarantino? 1 day ago:
James Gunn has confirmed the original cut was R-rated.
- Comment on Why do .ml users get a bad rep? 1 day ago:
Russia sees everyone else as either Russian or enemy of Russia.
- Comment on Trains cancelled over fake bridge collapse image 1 day ago:
Did they though? They mentioned a journalist ran it through a chat bot. They also mention it was verified by a reporter on the ground.
It’s like criticising a weather report because the reporter looked outside to see if it was raining, when they also consulted the simulation forecasting.
- Comment on Trains cancelled over fake bridge collapse image 1 day ago:
Network Rail have emergency response crews.
- Comment on Trains cancelled over fake bridge collapse image 1 day ago:
In reality though they’re responsible, so they’re going to do a proper assessment regardless.
- Comment on Why isint lemmy more popular? 4 days ago:
Ofcom just handed a small porn site no-one’s ever heard of a £1 million fine. Pretty sure they know about Lemmy.
- Comment on Why isint lemmy more popular? 4 days ago:
Lemmy isnt immune from the law
- Comment on coleoptera master race 5 days ago:
You never give me your honey
- Comment on Why does no one in the bible have a last name? 5 days ago:
His full name was Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci, so presumably he’d be known locally as Leonardo di ser Piero.
- Comment on fawlty towers? 5 days ago:
Locked in the animation cupboard.
- Comment on I watch the first Star Trek Discovery episode, I didn't like it. 6 days ago:
Not saying this is OP, but there is a shockingly low level of dramatic literacy among people now. It’s like they’re not paying attention any more.
- Comment on Questions about EU meat import ban due to FMD 1 week ago:
It would still need to be declared.
- Comment on Exclusive: jury in anti-genocide activist 'terrorism' trial 'told to ignore international law' 1 week ago:
That’s not how it works.
- Comment on Exclusive: jury in anti-genocide activist 'terrorism' trial 'told to ignore international law' 1 week ago:
However the jury are not sitting in an international court so that’s beyond their remit.
- Comment on Second Palestine Action Prisoner Hospitalised 1 week ago:
One was given bail to attend a wedding, and is currently a fugitive which seemingly validates the decision to hold the defendants on remand.
- Comment on People in the UK Watching the The world using the internet 1 week ago:
Having seen the utter shit other countries have on TV, the licence stays.
- Comment on By technical standards were 3D TVs impressive, Why didn't they catch on back then? 1 week ago:
Native stereoscopic capture has massive labour costs itself, and there were many issues where one eye had corrupted footage or imperfections, so the insurance paid for the footage to be post-converted from the one good eye anyway.
Even where it went right, it more than doubled the size and weight of the camera system, and changing a lens would be a complex process taking 30 minutes instead of the minute or two normally required which significantly reduced the material that could be captured in a day. Post-production labour is far far cheaper. So post-conversion very quickly became the norm.
- Comment on Energy minister says UK must ‘do whatever it takes’ to avoid gas supply crisis 1 week ago:
Increased demand for electricity is already outpacing increase in supply. The queue for new connections to the national grid has reached 29 GW (equivalent to 15 million homes or 300 data centres), and that is growing nearly three times faster than capacity. Headroom won’t exist by 2030 to allow sudden mass replacenent of gas for heating and cooking.
- Comment on I'm in a hotel in America with no kettle in my room, if I want tea I have to microwave it. 2 weeks ago:
They do, but they’re smaller and not as ubiquitous.
- Comment on Channel Tunnel says UK investment 'non-viable' as it halts projects 2 weeks ago:
Would network rail like to buy it?
- Comment on Labcoat! 2 weeks ago:
Also it must be hecking annoying if you have to stop several times a day because your guide is getting pets.
- Comment on Channel Tunnel says UK investment 'non-viable' as it halts projects 2 weeks ago:
Other operators do use the tunnel. There’s a weekly train from Seville carrying oranges for Tesco.
- Comment on 'Palestine Action activist struck officer with sledgehammer', court hears 2 weeks ago:
This was the principal incident cited in the JTAC Proscription Assessment.
- Comment on Had to look this up 2 weeks ago:
Fighting along the border was entirely immaterial. There are a large number of English who either don’t know Ireland ia a different country, or that Northern Ireland is part of the UK. The only thing that registers for most is that “the IRA” set off some very large bombs in Manchester, Birmingham, London and Brighton, fired an RPG at the MI6 building and a mortar at Downing Street.
Its highly inaccurate to claim The Troubles as a border dispute, and most of the bloodshed was in the urban areas of NI. Most of the dead in NI were killed by their “own” side as reprisals for percieved disloyalty.
- Comment on Had to look this up 2 weeks ago:
That’s not a star of david, and it wasn’t added for the film. That’s the floor of the Freemasons Hall in London.
- Comment on 220-ton flywheel generator in Germany 3 weeks ago:
And it’s just decades away
- Comment on Thames Water tried to make MP pay its legal fees of up to £1,400 an hour 3 weeks ago:
It’s more the hottest summer in at least 141 years, preceded by the driest spring in 132 years, with the 3 hottest springs all occurring since 2017. In addition, a century of intensive farming has used up the residual groundwater in many places.
A nationalised water system would be just as - if not more - investment averse. Look to the RAAC situation, or British Rail. Privatisation is not the root cause of the drought.
- Comment on YSK Joseph Stalin created the Great Terror. He started killing people randomly including artists, generals, doctors, diplomats, government officials. Everyone was terrified. 3 weeks ago:
At this point, ml username is a choice. To be a tankie.
- Comment on Thames Water tried to make MP pay its legal fees of up to £1,400 an hour 3 weeks ago:
There’s a hosepipe ban because much of England is still in drought. A few weeks of rain isn’t going to fix things. If it isn’t an especially wet winter, the drought will carry over and next summer will be brutal on agriculture and the vulnerable.