@Waterquag@CNviolations Generally they use rocks, corals, reef structures, logs, or other hard natural surfaces depending on what’s available around them.
@JGoodroger@HowThingsWork_ Did you really just compare a rigid metal paperclip to a flexible rubber tire designed to flex under load constantly? Come on now…
@JGoodroger@HowThingsWork_ It doesn’t normally ruin the tires. Those things are brutally tough—they’re literally built to carry thousands of pounds while taking constant abuse from asphalt, potholes, dirt, and debris. Compressing them for shipping is a common space-saving practice to cut freight costs.
@PhrankM5@alphafox The card only identifies who opens it and the cameras and sensors how how much of what was taken. They could steal someone else’s card, but the camera would catch that too.
@Faine44@CNviolations That waant grease though thankfully. He likely threw sand or some other powder at it to extinguish the flames, inadvertently causing a dust explosion.
@Weltallid40@NikTek Probably but I can’t say for sure because ever since I reached the point where Hugh could change outfits, he’s never opened his visor. If it does happen, it’s probably rate or story related.
@SlimeNotSoShady@PicturesFoIder What are you smoking that makes you this stupid? Seems like some primo shit. Also, six fingers per hand is a real disorder, you dense motherfucker. Not everything is AI just because you don’t understand it.
@sagarahuja520@Joxyn_@TheProjectUnity What are you talking about? People do it all the damn time. 10–12 million SIM cards are likely discarded or replaced every single day worldwide, most of them being from prepaid users switching carriers. Go look it up. It’s crazy how many just end up in landfills.
@Joxyn_@TheProjectUnity You can find quite a lot from the massive e-waste batches, not single cards. People throw away phones with SIM still inside all the time.