@TifaFan1997@Dexerto It wasn't PBS as a whole, but rather a single PBS station out of St Louis.
It's understandable how a small local organization with only about ~100 employees made the mistake. Especially when you are likely underfunded.
@shadowdefense@ptrschmdtnlsn Wouldn't that mean that you wouldn't get 240v service at all then. I figure you would notice that pretty quickly when you go to turn on the oven or dryer.
@JosueBHdez@ResTehBestMaybe@Kirby0Louise@_Flamsey From my understanding Xbox will often download a compatibility patch before playing a game.
It essentially is the same as pc but instead of you downloading a file or pasting in a launch option manually, Microsoft finds it for you beforehand and download the patch for you.
@exp_noto@sudosan FYI, the US is 120 volts (With 240v being used for things like ovens), it used to be 115 a long time ago (We switched to 120 right after WW2). I don't think anything would have issues between 100 to 120. Lights bulbs would be a bit brighter and fans would spin a bit faster.
@souIIoss If you can't afford it, or you don't want to support a company due to bad practices, or its not the type of game you normally play and you wouldn't buy it normally, pirate it.
Then if you get money, they change their buisness practices, or it turns out you like the game, buy it.
@tSBGMs7Hod5418@MenchOsint@IvArends I mean iran won the rights to tax ships coming through the straight of hormoz. And received 300billion dollars to replace destroyed old ships and infrastructure with brand new infrastructure and ships. Among other things.
@santoribiru Flavor-wise, it depends. Non-meat items like Vegetables are better on charcoal. However on gas juices will drip down, hopefully hit the metal grill, and essentially steam the meat in flavor.
Unless meat is slow cooked over a longer time, then charcoal wins again.
@KarthusX21a@4daeren@mrjeffu No, that's just for trademark law (which wouldn't apply here). No law like that exists for copyright, although many companies like to use that excuse when asked because it seems plausible enough and lets them get away with being dicks.
@allinfunlove@mrjeffu With how copyright works in the US, the government can get away with a lot. State governments like California are even exempt from it.
In addition, given the context, a US court would likely find that these videos are political speech and copyright infringement wouldn't apply.
@Rando8L@sbassiEN@mrjeffu I mean that's great but we are talking about the US government here. You can't ask the US government or people who live in the US to stop doing stuff because it violates Japanese laws.
@hghlnder72@kanna_nomad To be fair this isn't a soda, it's a specialty drink. The sodas are still about ~$1.50. Which is honestly still ridiculous considering that they cost about $0.15 to make at current market prices.
@markn0926@ikechan0920 As an American, stadium food is known for being super overpriced everywhere here. Only things that I have seen that are somewhat reasonably priced are hot dogs and soda.
@b4rry4113n@yunamorichan@Workshop578 Fyi ICE isn't the same as the border patrol agents you run into at the airport or on the border. You aren't gonna get shot in the face by the customs agent ๐ .
@sf_tristanb Fireing someone in the US for a workplace injury would also be illegal. Though these are actually likely made in China which has much less in worker safety laws.
@djwl1980 @Virgil_Est70BC @bluemontauk Mexican food is American food, Mexican food and that of the US are not entirely separate categories. Many parts of the US used to be in Mexico
When we say "American food" it's important to realize that culturally a broad term, food and culture doesn't neatly define on borders