Almost everyone I know chooses to not learn some random common skill. Not sure it’s typically reasonable to call it “learned helplessness”

It’s a written rule, but where I live no one seems to pay any attention to it.

Sorry I wasn’t clear, I meant cars should stay out of the pedestrian crosswalk. Editted

At a red light, you’re supposed to stay out of the pedestrian crosswalk

Yes, but it’s not open source and it’s Meta so I don’t have a lot of trust there. Plus you can always just activate the Secret Chat feature on Telegram for E2E encryption that I’d just more than WhatsApp’s.

I’d take Telegram over WhatsApp as I find Telegram, ignoring privacy concerns, is an excellent messenger. Much better than WhatsApp

But, Signal’s pretty great.

Anyone know if there’s a way to see avatar’s through Voyager?

You don’t :D

Highly relevant

https://youtu.be/4GDLaYrMCFo

https://youtu.be/4GDLaYrMCFo

My understanding is that there is no actual reason to think companies could be sued or get in legal trouble for donating expired goods, despite the common misconception otherwise.

Do you have examples of CGP Grey getting things pretty wrong aside from his Solution to Traffic video which I indeed think holds up poorly.

Yea pretty regularly, especially at night

Seems high, but setting aside some money sounds smart. Maybe $30/month instead of $300 lol

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Tbh I love it when customers bring their dogs to my work (as long as the dog is friendly).

Give some something cute to look at and pet during an otherwise bland day

Cookie was incredibly cute :(

It’s not a non-profit like Mastodon so, seems inevitable

It surly can’t avoid having ads permanently tho?

I assume they’re just burning cash rn but will eventually need to have sustainable income. Alternatively Mastodon is an actual non-profit, it doesn’t need to have the same type of income

Probably Amsterdam or Copenhagen for a few weeks,

properly experience a walkable city with good transit and cycling infrastructure