

Thanks for the link. I noticed a drop off in content, but didn’t see a post about the migration.
Thanks for the link. I noticed a drop off in content, but didn’t see a post about the migration.
there was nothing innocent about it 😏
I have no idea. I assumed it was a police thing because of the lights and location.
It was subtle - high up and small. My kid was the one who initially saw it.
👉 complaint
It’s possible something unrelated to traffic enforcement was happening. More sex on duty? I dunno. I’m hoping for the best.
UHg. Now it’s radiation and toxic.
I think Natgeo is referring to hug.
No, it’s angry you didn’t give it a little jacket, now it’s very cold and angy, so it’s trying to stab you.
Know your users.
Yeah, the battery icon is ridiculous, but I find the text generally easier to read.
I haven’t experienced the too large/too small behaviour that you mentioned.
I find online formats have shrunk my attention span. I don’t think I’ve experienced what you describe, however.
You’ll have to head over to lemmynsfw.com then.
Working in teams of two, grave diggers must put their abilities to the test by digging graves that are 2 meters long, 80 centimeters wide, and 1.6 meters deep within two hours, and then shoveling the approximately 2.5 tons of dirt back into the holes to create a neat burial mound. It sounds easy enough
No, it does not.
You’ve got the no-NSFW filter on, don’t you?
I’m not the type to judge a book by it’s cover. But if I did, I’d say your book is awesome!
How do I fix this? I love me a good zip up hoodie, but zipping it makes it look like an alien is halfway through bursting out of my chest.
That can be a good thing. I hope it goes well for them.
I generally approve of protests. But I think they need to be focused, with a very specific goal and audience in mind. This one seems to be very general:
We refuse to stand by while the government and Canada’s richest corporations hoard wealth, gut our public services, fuel climate collapse, attack migrants, exploit Indigenous lands, and prop up a genocide in Palestine.
They think that if they can overwhelm and divide us, we won’t fight back. But climate justice, migrant justice, economic justice, Indigenous rights, and anti-war movements are uniting to prove them wrong.
A good protest can invigorate the participants, attract new advocates, and worry those in power.
Without a clear message and goal, it isn’t clear to me how this will help move things forward by doing anything other than invigorating the participants.
But maybe I’m just too old for the new decentralized form of protest.
On the positive side, 59% disagree that the plan to invest in large-scale national projects is a poor use of money, a slim majority (55%) agree that he has done a good job standing up to President Trump and 53% disagree that investing in defense is a poor use of taxpayer money. On the more negative side, only a minority agree that the Liberal government has done a good job on immigration (47%). Moreover, only 43% have seen progress on interprovincial trade. Similarly, 66% agree that they’re not confident that Carney’s budget cuts will be enough to improve Canada’s economic situation.
Ouch. I hope that fall budget improves public perception of the guy.
Waiting six months to kick off the new affordable housing agency doesn’t look in my books. They’re only planning to build 4000 units in the first year, so I’m not sure that’ll change anyone’s mind.
I was thinking of switching to piefed. The whole fractional resource consumption of the server seems like a pretty big win, morality aside.