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Radio frequency isn't ionising radiation. It's still harmful to absorb a bunch but individual photons don't have enough energy to ionise particles.

I'm wondering how you're paying Google for a thing but also apparently not actually paying them for the thing... Is YouTube premium piracy a thing or something?

Sounds like you've already been swayed if you're just handing Google money

Nuh-uh it's magnetohydro which means it's magnet juice not water trust me bro. Iirc it's charged hydrogen plasma though.

Iirc magnetohydrodynamic or MHD generators were a possible way to not boil water

The main problem I have besides the ethics is that people keep trying to pass off substandard art as non-ai when it still just looks worse.

Yeah I don't understand why they moved away from recipe cards and single page things you can just look at.

Honestly any kind of gender-motivated hate murder should be punished but from my point of view isn't the biggest issue the murder part? If you're already sentencing someone for an intentional murder wouldn't they be ideally getting something resembling a maximum sentence? In which case would the specific motive really make a huge difference in punishment? I'm just trying to understand why this is a big deal when the starting point is already murder.

So is there a way to view cached deleted shit on here? Cause I don't appreciate this mess and I also want to see the awful takes.

Definitely felt like the new war was a bit of a letdown after the first few, and the whole time loop thing in the other quest was a neat premise but the execution felt a bit all over the place. Actually my biggest issue with more recent Warframe stuff is that it feels like nobody says no to any ideas. I do still drop in to see where it's at though.

Dawntrail has its issues but it's definitely hard to get something off the ground after a conclusion like EW. I think it was alright, not too strong on the story department and they wasted some characters imo but the content was really good.

Shadowbringers was a treat most of the way through, very unique and the constant feeling of dread was great. Except the trolley part, I spent weeks stalled on the story at that bit. Amaurot was worth it though.