I suppose it probably depends on their coats quite a bit? One with a dense layer of down hair is effectively wearing a winter coat compared to another cat wearing a windcheater
But in general, their natural body temperatures are a degree or two higher than ours, which is probably part of why they love being so warm
They did, the simulated non-Brexit UK has roughly the same trajectory through covid
This is a comparison of Scotland (or rather, the UK, Scotland is just the worst-hit) against a hypothetical version of it that didn’t leave the EU
I doubt they’d be that dominant. Having lots of land is great, but having the technology to exploit harsher land only means that you’re bringing that harsher land up to (economic) parity with less harsh land
You also need people to actually do the work, and Russia’s population is large but not that large. It’s about the same as Mexico or Bangladesh, or to Germany and France together. Compare that to some of the world’s heavy hitters; the US has more than twice what Russia has, the EU has three times, and China and India have ten times
To make a comparison: how dominant is Canada in the world? It’s also huge, cold, and resource-rich. It’s wealthy enough to develop basically whatever it wants in its territory. It’s doing great. But is it massively out-competing Germany, France, or the UK?
How dare you level such accusations against a man so upstanding as Farage, he’s paid by a crypto billionaire. It was his party’s leader in Wales that got done for being bribed to be pro-Russia, and it’s a total coincidence that Farage says the same things
Ahh yeah, that’d make sense
Of all the letters to pick, Z is probably not the one to go for when the Russian army is using it as a symbol for their invasion
I would assume they named it W to play on the W/L win/lose thing. And if it magically did become popular it’d probably just be Dub
Huh, neat. I was never very good at thermodynamics
With the disclaimer that antimatter stuff is way beyond my proper physics knowledge, my understanding is that it does not. In fact, antimatter seems to behave pretty much exactly the same as regular matter in every way we’ve tested, it’s just that when it touches regular matter the two violently delete each other from the universe
I’m afraid that if you ever have a temperature of negative Kelvins, you have somehow invented new physics
40 C is actually 313 K
This is a very confusing comment. What do the Kurds have to do with this, and what does the distribution of the world’s population have to do with it?
Before I opened this, I thought from the thumbnail that it was going to be a drawing of a pen on the floor and that it was cat art because the cat knocked it off the table
As I understand it (which could be wrong, I have no particular knowledge on this topic), he ran as a member of a different party that has not faced the same legal classifications. He used to be a councillor for NPD, which is the one a court described as Nazi-like and unconstitutional. In this election he ran for Free Saxons, who do appears to be far-right loons in their own way but who don’t seem to be so clearly Nazi-ish. NYT is right to point out his connection to NPD, though
It should be noted that Brazil has started manufacturing its own Gripens under a licence. This does not take away from Sweden’s capacity
Anyone got any insight on what the hell Latvia is doing? Not only are they doing the worst, their two genrally-comparable neighbours are actually doing better than most
I personally switched over to Qwant from Ecosia and have found it to be more consistent. Can’t comment on DDG so much
Hey OP, I assume that you machine-translated the headline one way or another, but it’s currently quite confusing. Replacing “death-painted” with “planned” or “upcoming” would work a lot better here
Edit: thanks!
I hope that this fake imitation screenshot can suffice 😔
This is a far worse way to show YoY change