in generation? I mean, that's what they're *for*.

EIEIO

"Good diagram of "Cumulative CO2 emissions" from 1750 to 2023, but no need to bring Trump into science."

When Trump is enthusiastically taking a sledgehammer to science, it becomes kinda inevitable.

Should be: "Breach of 1.5 C limit inevitable, may happen as soon as three years."

Air India is not noted for its excellent technical chops either, and this is the first fatal crash of a 787 *ever* in the plane's 14 year service history. I think we need to wait until the results are in.

We want you! We want you as a new recruit!

Why "Could This City Be the Model for How to Tackle the Both the Climate and Housing Crisis? " and not "Could Vienna Be the Model for How to Tackle the Both the Climate and Housing Crisis?" The answer is, of course, that the former is better clickbait--you check the article to see which city it is.

We're not a monarchy. That's the *point.*

https://www.nokings.org/

Aren't Pokemon cards a game?

It's stock market fraud!

"[S]ome other company altered the deal afterwards."

Pray they do not alter it any further.

Does appear to be just a GCP problem. AWS and Azure's own status pages are showing no problems.

Based on what we're seeing, I'm becoming convinced that this is a GCP/Cloudflare problem, and the AWS and Azure reports are just panic.

GCP is definitely being hit by it, but I don't see how it could be the root cause when AWS and Azure are also having problems.

Irrelevant. You claimed it was Wikipedia's stated policy. If you want to claim that they don't enforce their stated policy, that's a *different* claim.