From what I understand that wouldn’t really help. If you don’t to see downvotes you have to move your account to an instance with downvotes disabled.

I’m pretty sure the term here is “not a vegan”.

Sure, why not.

Fox. They canceled Firefly.

TL;DR:

“Once we have nuclear fusion energy will be so cheap we can waste it on even the dumbest projecets”.

Getting a second opinion is a very common thing for people with serious conditions. Not really sure what you’re on about.

Finally some culture in this thread.

I guess I’m kind of getting the overall point you’re trying to convey, but god dammit did you really had to butcher physics like that to get there?

Religion can’t do even that.

How is this even remotely unpopular?

Herb Baumeister is accused of luring young men to his home in the 1980s and 1990s and murdering them. He took his own life in 1996 before authorities could question him.

I guess he couldn’t fix it after all …

It’s just as related as the 3 American black widows or the European one are to each other, they are all species in Latrodectus. And while most Aussies do call them redbacks calling them Australian black widow isn’t unheard off, especially by non-Aussies.

It’s the term “black widow” that’s ambigious here, it doesn’t refere to one specific species of spider.

Probably US, Australians usually refere to them as redbacks.

or perhaps regular wolf spider

Nope, easily exluded by what you can see in the pictures, by the eyes. The entire cephalothorax region is wrong for a wolf spider. I was first stuck on Gnaphosidae.

And your picture was brilliant. You won’t believe the shitty pictures some people expect you to give an ID from. And you gave a proper size (though we prefere body lenght over leg span and centimetres) and a location.

This post was perfect. Even got the “oh a brown spider, must be a brown recluse” comment …

Join !spiders@lemmy.world maybe?

Yeah, probably. A bee sting is a pretty good comparison for spider bites in general, though with a very low chance of alergic reaction compared to bees or wasps. And that’s really where the danger is.

Otherwise it will just hurt for a bit and then go away.

I just got a reply back from a buddy that is an actual publish arachnologist and he confirms it’s Zoropsidae (the false wolf spiders, and the family including the widley suggested Titiotus).

A harmless bro.

My best guess so far would be Titiotus sp., one of the false wolf spiders.

I first download all my stuff and then stream it.

I wish it was.

If that was the case I’d just F5 some companies into bankruptcy. Sadly, it’s not.