They just said especially for protests, implying you’d best do it more often than that. Didn’t want anyone to take them too literally.

Thanks for this reminder that I can ardently disagree with someone’s opinion and still think absolutely nothing less of them.

I’d strongly advise against doing this every day. I developed osteoarthritis in my 20s just from my feet being slightly misaligned. Walking wonky can very easily permanently wreck your joints.

Cursive is wayyyy more accessible for lots of people with chronic pain in their arm/hand/wrist. Also helps prevent those conditions for those who have do a lot of hand writing. I dread the day that people will no longer be able to read the least painful way to write or me.

In my experience, it’s much more often:

1. be young

2. be very passionate about the ability to afford food and shelter

It’s honestly weird how most of this thread acts like everyone can pick and choose their employment all the time. Most of us can’t, at least not always.

In my circle this doesn’t seem uncommon. I feel like more of an outlier because I don’t really watch YouTube or anything similar.

That was one of the first things I noticed when visiting north America. The grid really does make cities super windy compared to the cities I’m used to, which grew naturally over centuries and aren’t on a grid. And I’m from a city that’s pretty windy for geographical reasons. Still doesn’t compare.

Genuine question, why don’t they put the beepy tag things that are on stuff like video games and pricier clothing? That’s what they do with stuff like fancy liquor where I’m at. I’ve never had to ask an employee to unlock a cabinet for me, not even for actual expensive stuff, like a laptop.

Middle class isnt a clear cut distinction anyway. It mostly serves to divide those of us who live off of labour rather than ownership so we go after one another instead of the capitalists.

Wait have you never seen long press?

If you think you’re helping the vegan cause, you’re not. Veganism is a moral stance, not a diet, and can be any combination of healthy, unhealthy, high or low in calories.

I disagree with the ‘nothing to hide’-argument, but can you please explain why it’s a logical fallacy?

Hey, don’t feel bad. A giant chain won’t go under because someone desperate needed to eat.

Much more sustainable to shoplift a little bit at once. Steal like 1 item when you buy 10, make it something small. Oops, it just slid under something in your bag. Don’t make it the most expensive item of your shop.

Afaik they intentionally look at and around it briefly, simply because no other doctor (I’m some cases, nobody at all) ever looks there and you could have a malignant mole or something. At least the two I’ve been to said it’s common practice.

Also ironic is that none of the listed automations require machine learning and there’s been hard coded technology for them for a while.

People generally don’t realize that they’re following fashion when they’re altering their body to fit the current fashion

I was going to comment exactly this, except I’m not American

Huh just when you think a comment really doesn’t need the /s tag

What do I do during this time? I lie in bed with my eyes closed and try to fall asleep. I get up every half hour to hour and have a glass of water in the dark or something like that.

Do people mean ‘i don’t want to go to bed’ when they say they can’t sleep?