@Adella1961

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President Carter, now in his last days, home to be with his family as he passes, once personally saved Ottawa from a Nuclear Disaster, at risk, and cost, to his life, suffering from radiation poisoning all his life.

Canada had a Nuclear Accident in the 50s, asked the US for help, Lieutenant Jimmy Carter lead a team out of NY.

The future President Carter, had his team lower him into the reactor.

I had no idea

I have no idea why this isn't widely known.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/chalk-river-nuclear-accident-1.6293574

How a future U.S. president helped avert nuclear disaster near Canada's capital | CBC News

In 1952, an experimental nuclear reactor in Chalk River, Ont., about 180 kilometres northwest of Ottawa, partially melted down, becoming the world's first nuclear reactor incident. Disaster was averted, in part, with help from future U.S. president Jimmy Carter.

CBC
Fuck u/spez

Posted in r/dankmemes by u/Imissflawn • 27 points and 6 comments

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Well #Reddit has now gone from stupid to straight-up evil, by forcing subs to become public by evicting moderators. Yikes. https://www.macrumors.com/2023/06/15/reddit-threatens-to-remove-subreddit-moderators/
Reddit Threatens to Remove Moderators From Subreddits Continuing Apollo-Related Blackouts

As some subreddits continue blackouts to protest Reddit's plans to charge high prices for its API, Reddit has informed the moderators of those...

MacRumors
Power is out due to rain, so here’s an African Daisy (osteospermum). It’s been dry for a couple weeks now and the other blooms gave up, but this one held on and was basking in the precipitation this morning. #bloomscrolling #africandaisy #magenta #flower #plant #nature #naturephotography

We are suffering a massive cancer drug shortage b/c “While the meds are cheap to manufacture, pharma corps are not incentivised to because they don't bring in large profits.”

We must guarantee healthcare as a human right—not as a for profit enterprise for the wealthy.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-65791190

US doctors forced to ration as cancer drug shortages hit nationwide

One woman denied a chemotherapy drug compares the situation to "triage on the battlefield".

BBC News

Reddit’s AMA with its CEO on their API (read: third party app killing) is a train wreck. These are remarks from their CEO. Why does Reddit consistently have such terrible leadership?

Before this, Huffman had no public interactions with the community or website for 10 months. Imagine the CEO of Facebook or twitter not posting for a year.

Reddit communities should go dark to demand this guy leaves. This is some of the most incompetent management I’ve seen.