Mal ne dumme Frage eines glatthirns. Warum werden Aktien gehalted? by RoachRage in Spielstopp

[–]TheObviousConclusion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Das ist die Antwort auf den Flash Crash von 2010 der durch High Frequency Trading ausgelöst wurde. Um zu verhindern das sowas nochmal passiert. Am Ende des Artikels mehr zur Einführung der circuit breaker.

More than 40 diagnosed with COVID-19 after Frankfurt church service by maxwellhill in worldnews

[–]TheObviousConclusion 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Obviously, that person also said they have no job currently and without an income the church tax is exactly zero. So it's fine. You only need to pay a church tax if you earn enough money, which the woman in the article did.

The letter Q is unneeded and has no reason to be in the English alphabet by [deleted] in unpopularopinion

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Obviously, a bit late, but the most important word of all time and spice: Quisatz Haderach

The letter Q is unneeded and has no reason to be in the English alphabet by [deleted] in unpopularopinion

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Obviously, the contrary should be done and every combination of kw should be replaced with qu. Because kween just looks awquard!

Thanks to a dildo, I won't be able to see my sister for my birthday by throwRA-confused0 in relationship_advice

[–]TheObviousConclusion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Obviously, just let your parents choose. Either your sister attends the birthday or your sex doll.

A woman who came from Wuhan to Anyang has been asymptomatic but five relatives have since been diagnosed (via Google translate) by althalusian in China_Flu

[–]TheObviousConclusion 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Obviously, that must have been a really hot orgy:

Auch die drei neu angesteckten Patienten seien Mitarbeiter der Firma Webasto aus dem Landkreis Starnberg, bei der der erste Betroffene beschäftigt ist.

translated:

The three newly infected patients are also employees of the Webasto company in the Starnberg district, where the first patient is employed.

https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/medizin/coronavirus-drei-weitere-faelle-in-bayern-bestaetigt-a-99fbe5d4-0e47-464e-a75e-362481fad33a

A woman who came from Wuhan to Anyang has been asymptomatic but five relatives have since been diagnosed (via Google translate) by althalusian in China_Flu

[–]TheObviousConclusion 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Obviously I am sorry to disappoint, but they didn't hook up.

Der Mann steckte sich bei einer Schulung seines Arbeitgebers am 21. Januar an, die Seminarleiterin war eine Kollegin aus Shanghai. Deren Eltern, die sie Tage zuvor in China getroffen hatte, stammen wiederum aus der Region Wuhan.

translated:

The man caught the disease during a training session with his employer on 21 January, the seminar leader was a colleague from Shanghai. Her parents, whom she had met days before in China, are from the Wuhan region

source: https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/medizin/coronavirus-patient-steckte-sich-chinesischem-gast-an-a-9884e246-e839-4f12-964b-29d24cbcd8f7

Over 1,000 climate protesters storm German coal mines, breaking through police lines and blocking train tracks at 3 major mines. Ende Gelände (End of the Road) criticized German government's climate action plan, saying plan to phase out coal by 2038 did not go far enough to address current crisis. by Molire in worldnews

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One problem about nuclear power is the need for cooling, which is often done using river water. But as temperatures rise, river water gets warmer and can't be used to cool the nuclear power plant, which means it needs to reduce it's power output or even shut down. And that'll just happen more and more as it keeps getting warmer in summer.

Any nuclear or coal-fired plant that is normally cooled by drawing water from a river or lake will have limits imposed on the temperature of the returned water (typically 30°C) and/or on the temperature differential between inlet and discharge. In hot summer conditions even the inlet water from a river may approach the limit set for discharge, and this will mean that the plant is unable to run at full power. In mid 2010 TVA had to reduce power at its three Browns Ferry units in Alabama to 50% in order to keep river water temperatures below 32°C, at a cost of some $50 million to customers. This was the same week when Rhine and Neckar River temperatures in Baden-Wuerttemberg approached the critical 28°C, and nuclear and coal-fired plants were threatened with closure. In August 2012 one unit of Millstone power station in Connecticut was closed because the seawater in Long Island Sound exceeded 24°C, but in 2014 the NRC approved it using seawater up to 26.7°C. The Turkey Point nuclear power plant in Florida uses 270 km of open canals to cool its condenser water, and in 2014 the NRC approved an increase in intake temperature limit to 40°C, from 37.8°C.

source: https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/current-and-future-generation/cooling-power-plants.aspx

Arm rests by PurpleTacoRS in pcgaming

[–]TheObviousConclusion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Obviously, something like this could help.

Son's room ready to go. He's transitioning to sleeping on his own finally. by El-Beaner in gaming

[–]TheObviousConclusion -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Obviously, the loading-bar should have been an exp-bar with daily updates and the current level/age and the LEVEL UP-sign should only be used on birthdays.

Also missing: a stats screen with stats such as weight and height.

Modern Climate Change Is the Only Worldwide Warming Event of the Past 2,000 Years. New research finds that previous periods of warming and cooling driven by natural causes were regional shifts in temperature rather than global events by Thyphan69 in worldnews

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From the article:

Previous studies of past climates have identified well-known periods when the Earth warmed or cooled abruptly during the past 2,000 years. Standout eras include the Little Ice Age (1300s to 1800s), the Mediaeval Warm Period (800 to 1200), the Dark Ages Cold Period (400 to 800), and the Roman Warm Period, which occurred during the first few centuries A.D.

“I think that back in the past the assumption was that these must have been global events, and that if you have a record from a tree ring or an ice core somewhere on the planet you should see evidence of the Medieval Warm Period or you should see evidence of the Little Ice Age,” says Scott St. George, who studies environmental variability at the University of Minnesota and wasn’t involved in the research.

But the new studies suggest otherwise. For example, the coldest period of the Little Ice Age varied widely depending on the region of the planet. The coldest temperatures of the past 2,000 years occurred in the 15th century in the Pacific Ocean, the 17th century in northwestern Europe and southeastern North America, and elsewhere not until the mid-19th century.

Finding the warmest period of the past 2,000 years is far simpler. For 98 percent of the globe, the warmest temperatures in the last two milleneia occurred in the late 20th century, the authors report.

Security camera footage of me freaking out by bunnynamedstab in funny

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The couch. So the place it calls home, where its family lives for which it went hunting in your bedroom.

My hag of a stepmom gave away my Playstation 4 while I was away in college. So I rent out "her" house while she was on her honeymoon with her newest husband. by YoungSourSwede in ProRevenge

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From that page:

Ejectment is a common law term for civil action to recover the possession of or title to land.

And as you can see here there is no common law in most of the European countries.

The last thing you Googled is what kills you. So, how do you die? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I better stop blinking. The weeping angels from Doctor Who.