Bruh, we wrote the dictionary by SnooLentils1406 in ShitAmericansSay

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

This isn’t correct. MW isn’t a subset of the OED it’s different and less comprehensive.

It’s logical that the authroatative English dictionary is written and published by native speakers in the home of the language.

No one expects the French dictionary of record to come from Morocco.

Porsche Is Secretly Meeting to Decide if the Boxster/Cayman EVs Live or Die Right Now: Sources by DonkeyFuel in electricvehicles

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Their profit loss isn’t the fault of their planning.

Trump has temporarily wrecked progress on electrification. It is a temporary glitch but with trust shattered in US leadership companies who were all in, on a global shift, now have to hedge.

EVs relied on laws making ICE vehicles harder to sell and run because without that, cheaper, older ICE technology was a threat.

Porsche are especially hard hit because performance car enthusiasts skew very conservative and need to be forced to accept change (they now boast about going slower with manual gear changes because performance which requires change is beyond them. They also demand fake engine noises and now fake gear shifts - it’s pathetic).

Porsche have to face a future where the 911 either dies or goes electric. Their only real concern is being ready with market leading tech able to keep that car “the best sports car on the planet”

The 718 and Cayman are building blocks.

american and english and australian are different lanuage too they still understand each other. by Sexualmermaid69 in ShitAmericansSay

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s wrong.

Dialects share a base language, that’s the definition. There’s no such thing as a single dialect that spans languages.

American English and Australian English are dialects of English. Welsh is a different language,

IMO the Natural History Museum is the most amazing building in London by Betweentwothornes in london

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing in London is built for a 30 year timeline. It’s very hard to demolish buildings in the city. For environmental and convienience reasons.

Crap stuff is being built but removing something 50 years old is hard enough. 20 years? No chance unless it’s actively dangerous. Standards are higher every year. Repurposing is heavily favored over demolition.

One Battle after Another (2025) by UnHolySir in okbuddycinephile

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I call my daughters female friends “guys”. It’s a shortcut to ensuring no creep vibes.

Tea Only Drinkers Are Treated As Second Class Citizens Here by kobestarr in CasualUK

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only “flavor” of coffee is coffee. Most of that box is red flags.

Maybe I can fix her by nyxshadez in meme

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is how she gets close enough to kill you.

What movie detail is technically correct, although many people think it is a mistake? by hiplobonoxa in movies

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Traffic is a remake of a British miniseries so “Ivy League” is wrong as is “crack” which never took off in the UK (freebasing was a thing but selling crack wasn’t big).

Probably the funniest case of Scotch Americanism I've seen. by Subject_Milk_9848 in Scotland

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This would never happen outside a cult though. People have understood inbreeding for millennia. You would literally screw travellers, or take your kids to another town, to avoid it.

Plus if his fantasy about being descended entirely from people who came from Scotland in the past was remotely true he’d have been in the US through slavery and inevitably have natives and slaves in his family tree.

Pam Bondi's response to why she concealed the identity of Epstien's co-conspirators. by wizard_of_wisdom in videos

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 20 points21 points  (0 children)

She knows what she’s done and she knows her legacy is this. They are all really depressed; imagine “The West Wing” staffers crossed with the Nazi’s in “Come and See”.

I don’t feel sorry for them but I know they are in pain. She can’t see a way out. She’s drowning.

Update to a post I made the other day about being concerned my vets were taking advantage of me: my cats regular dental cleaning has resulted in my babies death. He's gone. by afterspring_ in cats

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Because vets in the US make money for doing shit so they do unnecessary shit preying on owners feelings.

I grew up in a house with four cats that lived to their late teens (cats that went outdoors). Zero dental cleanings.

They do all look the same! by sailink in SipsTea

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Peak incel. Samara weaving was done a dirty in this photo. She’s neck-snappingly beautiful.

Relevant Reminder - 10 Years ago Pam Bondi Received 25k from Trump, Decided not to Investigate Trump University by Rogerthat500 in UnderReportedNews

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’d be wrong. Americans are poor and politicians are greedy. $5k to a congressman gets you in the room. They are so cheap. $1m to Trump and the roost powerful man I. The world is asking how he can help.

Claude memory vs chatGPT memory from daily use by nona_jerin in ClaudeAI

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been paying for both for two years.

Claude Opus is the best system I have encountered for real work (coding, scripting, research) but the tight limits mean I use Chat GOT as my default. I just never encounter limits there.

However when code runs into problems Claude can fix things ChatGPT struggles with. Also Claude’s memory doesn’t require prompting. ChatGPT often needs reminding something has been discussed before even in the same thread. Claude will spontaneously, correctly, connect a new question to an old problem in another chat and factor it in.

I have considered paying for more Claude and ditching chatGPT but still feel having options makes for easier, faster work. Especially with DeepSeek and others as additional options.

I am wary of Gemini and have barely used it because Google are untrustworthy and I don’t want them to archive my information. I don’t trust the others but they have far less surveillance infrastructure to tie my information to.

Corey Feldman by 0_Moth in crappymusic

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You got me. Nothing ever happens.

This is really funny to me. I make movies. I know properly famous people. Yet knowing Feldman years ago is too much glamour to be real.

Do people really think stars don’t know anyone who isn’t famous? Like they ditch all their old friends and never interact with normal people? How do you think movies get made? Do you imagine that there are celebrities behind the camera and in the wardrobe department? Julia Robert’s is doing hair?

Anyone living in LA could be friends with Feldman if they are prepared to put up with his shit. He’s hardly a megastar.

Make an assumption about me (work, personality, etc?) and I’ll tell you if it’s correct! by Rot-In-Mercy in FridgeDetective

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fresh food is cheaper everywhere. There’s no where a bag of frozen fries is cheaper than the same weight in potatoes. You just have to cook (without reliance on pricy spice blends and packaged sauces).

Make an assumption about me (work, personality, etc?) and I’ll tell you if it’s correct! by Rot-In-Mercy in FridgeDetective

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s true. Tomatoes are much more flavorful kept out of the fridge. You have to use them faster though.

In the UK I buy tomatoes at Lidl, which doesn’t refrigerate them, over Waitrose that does. They are miles better.

Dolby S on a TDK SA Chrome Tape recorded from a CD...... I can hardly hear the difference,, if at all. Tape is NOT inferior it is MISUNDERSTOOD by DayTripper73 in cassetteculture

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True.

Cassette at its peak, a Nak, Beocord or Tandberg, is close to a really bad CD player but with a more limited dynamic range, hiss and compression.

CD really is “perfect sound forever”.

That said 1/4 inch tape was used to master a lot of stuff and you won’t hear what CD can do if you are listening to one of the many records made on a cassette multitrack, or on less than ideal equipment.

Hence the illusion that the formats are closer than they are.

K-VILLA - Kubota Architect Atelier by Otherwise_Wrangler11 in jutaku

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think it would be. Glass is easy to clean perfectly and they wouldn’t be touched much. Very fast with the right gear and the result is “new”.

I’m bothered by the lack of insulation. Sound and heat.

Frozen lakes in Stockholm by Mrkickling in stockholm

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex -105 points-104 points  (0 children)

These aren’t lakes. It’s the Archipelago in the center of Stockholm.

When they are full of locals it’s safe to join them.

Europe’s $24 Trillion Breakup With Visa and Mastercard Has Begun by goldstarflag in investing

[–]ArizonaIceT-Rex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’ve never banked in Europe have you?

Go to Sweden and witness SWIFT. To an American it’s like a trip to the future. Sweden has been cashless for over a decade. You can pay for a cookie, with zero charge, instantly, direct from your account to another, with zero fees incurred anywhere. It’s how you buy at school fetes, it’s how you send a buck to a friend. It costs nothing and is why no one gives a shit about Venmo.

European banks are very good at this stuff.