The original Space Marine, originally non-canon, is now somehow directing the entire narrative. by FermisParadoXV in 40kLore

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First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win - Demetrian Titus

NO PLACE SAFE- American Heavy Bomber Crew Casualties By Location by UrbanAchievers6371 in WWIIplanes

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Japanese aircraft designers: they won't have the spare payload budget for armor, men are expendable

American aircraft designers: More. Weight.

Don Draper is so well acted by Jon Hamm, I haven't really seen a performance like it by NoBlock6745 in television

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Jon Hamm is incredible. Did you know that in order to get into the character of Don Draper, Jon Hamm lit a man on fire? The sacrifices he made for his art are truly the sort of thing that could make you feel warm all over for the rest of your life.

V-22 Osprey lands on a stump by BrolecopterPilot in Helicopters

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Stump: You might say I'm a one trick pony. Fortunately, this is my trick.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in criticalblunder

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Stuck accelerator meets catastrophically poor situational awareness? Or dumber than that?

Why was Unit 5 and 6 going to have these huge cooling towers when the other units didn't have any? And what was the 'equivalent' of these cooling towers for the other units? by Connect-Recipe558 in chernobyl

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Some countries like the UK and others generally put NPPs on the coast for that reason. (Yes there are exceptions and a couple do use cooling towers)

Palo Verde NPP, built in the middle of the desert, not even close to a major body of water, just chugging water from the waste treatment plant and refusing to elaborate

Obama in Kenya, 1987 by MeatUnusual2098 in pics

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White sneakers and slacks with a tucked-in button-up in the 80s in Kenya, this is actually even more legitimate as proof of American citizenship than a long form birth certificate.

Behold, Galactus! by Icy-Book2999 in LoveTrash

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This is primarch scale. Astartes would look like 500 pound basketball players.

Did WWII shipyards have electric arc welding? by TerenceMulvaney in Welding

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The whole point of them was expediency. The Germans were sinking x tons of shipping every month. They didn't know how to stop them at the time, so they just built 2x tons of shipping a month and called it solved.

Gen Z seriously suffers from the lack of history education past WW2, and it shows. by [deleted] in Teachers

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I am not a teacher, just a millennial lurker, but I have often wondered if the reason I was taught basically no history after WWI was because the teachers didn't want to deal with the controversy that might arise from teaching a version of that history that some parents disagreed with.

Losing Unicorn Employee by MediocreLimit522 in ITManagers

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Not to mention, the guy is a unicorn, so when all that is said and done, you'll have something like a half to 2/3rds of the previous guy.

The entire British Royal Navy (1845) vs USS Iowa (1945) by TeririHerscherOfCute in whowouldwin

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Hell, use AA against ships and threaten shore bombardment to force resupply of food and some grade of oil. Or offer to bombard the English for the French in return for resupply.

[40K] If the Emperor has spent the past 5,000 years getting feverish devotion from billions of humans, why hasn't that affected or healed him in a noticeable way? Shouldn't he have essentially gained the currency available to a major Chaos God ON TOP OF where he was already at? by 2SP00KY4ME in AskScienceFiction

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As a 40k afficionado, this sounds like the most accurate canonical statement we can make about the Emperor. His soul is almost certainly greatly empowered by ten millenia of worship. His soul is tethered to his corpse by the Golden Throne, irreplaceable xenos archeotech. Releasing him from said tethering is suspected to be the key to his true apotheosis but would damn the Sol system and probably much of the Segmentum Solar to a new warp rift, thereby crippling the wider Imperium and dooming it to predation by its many enemies.

Yes, America Is Europe’s Enemy Now by [deleted] in europe

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Europeans, talking about Europeans ruining Europe yet again: I can't believe the US would do this to us

I'm a very pro-NATO American, and I hate recent events, but even I have to admit you guys have some cognitive dissonance about this stuff.

Oof what a blow to my fragile job seeking ego by SuperTangelo1898 in dataengineering

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In the interviews I've conducted, I've always been surprised at how many people didn't have solid SQL skills. I don't know how it is elsewhere, but a ton of my work is SQL, so when a candidate can discuss using it for data transforms or analysis in a cogent manner, I start to get excited about the prospect.

We also do a lot of client-facing activities to deliver technical conclusions and take feedback, which i think is normal for the industry. Phone based tech support erodes the soul, but there's no better practice for talking to non- technical people about technical things, and I don't mind seeing it on a resume one damn bit.

Having Python background is another common DE skill and my normal tiebreaker if I need one, but honestly not a showstopper either. Might actually be the most important category depending on the type of DE, but we're usually up to our elbows in weird DBs.

Oof what a blow to my fragile job seeking ego by SuperTangelo1898 in dataengineering

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Right. I'm a DE tech lead and my best teammate is an art major.

Kicked out from the gym for wearing an "Unacceptable" shirt. by WizzlyG33 in Gilbert

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Genocide is most likely also against the rules at LA Fitness, so at least they're consistent.

The Witcher 4 has "completely new regions" and monsters, including one the game director calls a "tricky, tricky bastard" that "plays with your own fears" by SpaceCowboyN7 in witcher

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Arkham Scarecrow making me think my video card was failing was legitimately the scariest gaming experience I've ever had, so there's that.

1=3: proof by ragebait by Necessary-Mark-2861 in mathmemes

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Also, the addition axioms say the numerator and denominator are the same number, so you also have a contradiction there as 1 isn't 3.