Most added sugars are going to be HFCS these days. But also, that’s under the assumption of added sugars, which the image doesn’t make any specifications about; a lot of ingredients used in pasta sauces, for example, are going to have natural sugars already.

I just take issue with the misleading image, which would have you believe that a cup of Yoplait is 45% sugar, even though you can read the label and do the math, yourself. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still a lot of sugar, but not “nearly half the product” levels.

Kinda misrepresentative using granulated sugar. Not all sugar is the same, nor does it have the same effect in your body.

Promise?

I think you can’t see anything recent, only posts a year or older until you log in.

Government entities generally follow the principle of “We go where the people go”. If the majority of people are using Twitter and YouTube and Facebook, then that’s where the government bodies will host their accounts. You’d need a way to ensure that their message will reach their audience before you can even begin getting them onboard with the process of creating and setting up a whole new social platform. And that’s going to be the hardest part to sell, since Mastodon is still among the least-used platforms available. Either show up with the critical mass needed to ensure that they’ve got an established user base, or show a plan to reach that point.

Brand new account, shilling for Rumble, under the guise of free speech (which Rumble does not offer). Hmm, really paints a picture.

Where’d you get banned from, and what did you say to get banned? C’mon, just tell the story you’re clearly wanting to tell.

What are you talking about? Vigilante YouTubers have notoriously been a detriment to police investigations because of how rarely they actually cooperate with law enforcement.

Great, now anything that worries advertisers will be considered “political and sensitive”. Surely nothing can go wrong with that.

Contact wearer of 20 years here. It can’t get behind the eye, that part’s a myth; there’s connective tissue surrounding the entire eyeball along the backside, so nothing’s getting through there without tearing through, and it’ll take more than a contact lens to do that.

It can get stuck along the sides, though, but usually only if it’s folded or creased somehow when you put it in. It’s not painful, necessarily, but it is a very uncomfortable feeling; it almost feels like choking, but through your eyeballs. It triggers a gag reflex for me. But you can usually fix it by closing your eyes and gently rolling your eyes around a bit.

It’s pretty much impossible for a lens to get stuck or “lost” in the eye. If it’s in your eye but not in the right spot, you’ll know it.

Thanks for pointing this out. I’d never heard of this site before. From their front page: https://fedia.io/media/dd/05/dd05739fe84d5754670a5985712d74afa8a49f6dae81a8afa01e460ff04ccf11.png

That should tell you a lot about whether or not to invest any energy into reading stories from there.

Yeah, I dunno what the facepalm is supposed to be about. 99% of the rest of the world has about 1% of the tech knowledge that the average Lemmy user is going to have. These scams are wildly effective, and it’s not really a matter of general intelligence as far as who falls victim to them.

Terms of service/privacy policies would be on a per-instance basis.

They still do, what are you talking about? This is an FBI case, so the attacker is most certainly in serious federal trouble.

This has to be illegal. I feel like you can’t just ship people across state lines for a job you misled them about.

You ever hoovered schneef off a sleeping cow’s spine?

That’s fine, I’ll take that trade.

fire suppression systems that are designed to activate when the temperature inside reaches a certain point

For unknown reasons, the system failed to prevent the destruction of hundreds of ballots

I don’t think it’s an “unknown” reason; the system requires a fire to have already been lit in order to activate. It’s fire a suppression system, not fire prevention.

FYI, OP edited the link in the post, so you and I are not seeing the same article as others are. Some are seeing a Newsweek article about the story, and I think you’re seeing the Insider Gaming article that I’m also seeing, which provides basically zero details.

What the fuck? I think OP may have edited the link at some point, and that change may not have federated onto my instance.

You really shouldn’t be allowed to edit links in a post. Text body and title, sure. But the original link should remain intact, otherwise shit like this happens lmao

https://fedia.io/media/a6/cd/a6cdd4c973665932cfcff14d7dafd1994a3c9aba63b7b75e783ce7bdcfb50ea8.png

Are you replying to the wrong thread? This isn’t a Newsweek post at all. This post is from Insider Gaming.