Agreed. One of many reasons why only idiots believe it's already been proven bad.

I'm not pissing on their goals. I'm pissing on them trying to pose and pomp with mid numbers. Why do you fail to understand that?

Yeah I think that's the phrasing I've heard most, too.

Petty crime, sure.

White collar crime is pure greed, though, and that's 90% of what politicians are doing right now in the US...

There are many motivations for crime, and we need to start punishing the poeple that don't "have" to do the crime A LOT more harshly, and the people that do "have" to commit the crime far less.

You're going to need A LOT more public transit already in place before banning cars would ever be a remotely 'good' idea.

I'd argue you're way more fit than the pathetic poser in the OP.

lol no. Dried desiccant in a bag will absolutely murder any fan in a humid environment.

To remain sane in an insane world is merely the sign of a sick mind.

• someone I already forgot the name of (also it's a paraphrase)

6 and 2 aren't wearing leg-specific clothing at all?

7 and 9 aren't faring much better...

Nearly ten minutes a km? fucking weak.

Silica gel is a great desiccant. Just because rice cannot match something basically designed for the task, doesn't make it awful.

You might as well be saying, "but my horse cannot run fast! He's always behind Secretariat!"

Fun fact: that's not how humidity works. It, in fact, DOES help to get water to evaporate by forcing the local humidity around the phone to stay low. Otherwise you may as well say all the people doing 3D printing that use desiccant to keep water out of their filaments are fools, too.

What it won't do is magically erase any gunk or minerals that were in the water that can short out traces on unprotected PCBs and chips even with the water gone.

So, yes, it is not magic that can fix any phone that saw water. Though it absolutely helps to get the water out of the phone. ... I mean, unless you live in a desert where the humidity should already be sufficiently low most days.