I read the article

From the shitshow that’s the comments, you’re the only one

I’ve never quite understood what people meant by somebody having a punchable face, until I saw this pic.

No, that’s not the game

What game are you looking at? That screenshot isn’t dune, it’s some other game.

No, that’s an entirely different game screenshot, no idea what parent comment is smoking.

Am I the only one who feels sorry for the dog? I suspect she’d have been happier on the island, given how hard she worked to evade humans and recapture.

The Ring of Fire series which is about this concept was such an amazing read. Unfortunately the infinite branching plotlines became way more than I could handle.

Pfft. It’s not like you can buy a house from Sears or something.

Edit: Guessing I got downvoted by somebody too young to understand the reference

Discord is too big at this point for people to leave it.

Never seen a ‘too big to fail’ platform fail, huh? It happens more frequently than you’d think

That’s a seriously sad story. I have very light OCD and it annoys me. Can’t imagine having to live my life with that.

It’s totally empty… At least make a few posts to get it started. Expect to be providing 90% of the posts for the first half a year.

Ah that’s what you meant. I don’t think it has a Chinese version

Well the author’s a Chinese refugee, so that might account for it

Probably needed a bit more agitation

Thanks! You’ve been the most detailed and helpful answer.

Do they eat enough to kill it and the root system off? My understanding is if the roots survive they just keep spreading anyway?

That’s as an invasive species, but what about in its home climate?

https://xkcd.com/309

Thanks!

Averaging out the figures, that comes to each household receiving about 1 kg of produce annually. While that’s a lot of people, 1kg / year doesn’t seem like a significant impact. I suspect the actual number of households receiving produce regularly is far less.

Can somebody dive into the numbers? 1280 acres is ridiculous, but 1.28 acres like another commenter mentioned seems a bit small to be feeding 2000 households.