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Swedneck, 1 year ago to mildlyinteresting in Ancient Iran had air conditioning

That would be another benefit of having the water underneath evaporating up, increasing air moisture.

Swedneck, 1 year ago to mildlyinteresting in This bridge goes through the water and not over it, The Netherlands

The water could flood, but it knows it would be met with swift draining of another polder in retaliation.

The sea simply behaves out of sheer intimidation.

Swedneck, 1 year ago to mildlyinteresting in This bridge goes through the water and not over it, The Netherlands

it doesn’t flood, this is the netherlands

Swedneck, 1 year ago to mildlyinteresting in This bridge goes through the water and not over it, The Netherlands

https://discuss.tchncs.de/pictrs/image/cf7fb761-4b72-4038-afee-f8951d4c7f95.jpeg

Swedneck, 1 year ago to asklemmy in What's the benefit of using Kbin over Lemmy?

again, that makes no sense whatsoever, by that logic anyone can just merrily wreak havoc by using a client specially made to have vulnerabilities.

Swedneck, 1 year ago to asklemmy in What's the benefit of using Kbin over Lemmy?

but the fundamental vulnerability is not in the UI, by that logic you could just run your own UI and get into servers without issue, the vulnerability is always in either the server software or in the specific deployment.

Swedneck, 1 year ago to asklemmy in What's the benefit of using Kbin over Lemmy?

but that’s not the fault of the UI, that’s the fault of the server and/or operator for allowing something like that to be even theoretically possible in the first place.

This is why you place UIs on separate domains from the servers, and always treat user input like it’s radioactive AND toxic.