Here in Australia salt lakes are lakes of salt. No water.So they will still be salt lakes if they go dry. To be honest it seems weird not calling it a "saltwater lake" if there is salty water

Jazz Sci Fi's user voted list (of 100) has long provided me with more sci fi when I feel the need:
http://scifilists.sffjazz.com/lists_books_rank1.html

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Overall, the TSA has been doing slightly less to make travelers' lives more difficult for no apparent or measurable security increase. FTFY. In a famous test at one stage homeland security had their members try to smuggle guns and bombs onto planes 70 times. And the TSA failed to find them in all but 3 cases. It's "security theatre", and not even good at that

The Sun is not a newspaper.It's a tabloid.Its "news" is not worth repeating

An old hack but worth reading into more.Google "wokfi" (using woks and chinese slotted spoons and such) and And "cantenna" (using a tin can or pringles like tin) :) You can get wifi as much as kilometres away if you do well

You may like this artist: https://www.artscouncilcollection.org.uk/sculpture-longside/seizure-roger-hiorns

There was a New Scientist piece years ago on evidence that right wing govt's cause more suicides.The right wing probably feels better off without those that lose hope from their mercenary methods though

Here, I'll fix the title for you:"Man claims something is impossible because memory is fallible and humans suck in general"It's like House MD used to say: patients lie.

Here in Australia the chain Hungry Jacks (it's what Burger King calls itself here) have signs on their drivethrough windows saying words to the effect of:
Patrons are asked "not to smoke" while using drive through for worker health and safety.
The quotation marks bother me.

"dials’ edges would be a tough thing to clean, though"If only there was some built in holder of reliably clean surfaces with which to avoid being disgusting when operating it.