I hope this is from the training manual.

Is it ‘misleading’ to say that consuming sugar can lead to type 2 diabetes?

I think it’s misleading as stated. At a minimum “excess consumption of sugar can lead to diabetes” would be somewhat more reasonable.

In isolation it implies a more direct connection between the two when the reality is other factors are much higher indicators such as genetics, excess body weight, and physical inactivity.

So in a list of those factors it’s more reasonable than as a standalone statement, but then when excess consumption of anything, along with physical inactivity, is going to lead to excess body weight, it seems a little redundant.

Wait - what do we call them now? I thought the major categories were “upright” and “canister”.

A nor’easter is a specific weather pattern; it’s not just “weather that hits the north east”.

I assume there is not an equivalent weather pattern for the north west.

This is correct. Most commercially grown figs do not require pollination for fruit to form

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parthenocarpy

🎤 🎶 “Nobody knows where my Grimace has gone…”

“Grimace”

Step on a crack

If you mean like when you’re creating a list of items that already contain commas, such as New York, NY; Boston, MA; and Sacramento, CA, then that is also a valid use of semicolons.

My error was writing my sentence with a valid semicolon, then editing the sentence structure without replacing the semicolon with a comma before posting.

“Sonarr has escaped containment 😱!!!”

Non of the people pirating content have money to buy more stuff

How DARE you!

My piracy is morally; not financially driven

You mean something like this?
ls /your/long/path/name
cd !$