While it is exciting, I can see both sides of the argument here. The infrastructure here in the US is built around cars so it would be much less effort to automate the existing infrastructure. On the other hand, things could be so much more efficient if we focused on trains and other public transport that excels at transporting a large amount of people. But that would take so much more effort and money to update the infrastructure.

I'd argue conspiracies have always been trending for more than a few years now, it's just they've reached mainstream now. If you're in the US they have definitely been a major part of the political culture here and is one of the reasons there is so much distrust in any authority. Sad to see though.

Honestly as well meaning affirmative action is meant to be, it's arguably targeting the wrong thing, which rather than admitting based on race, it should be based on class. True diversity comes from people from different lifestyles, regardless of race, instead of all from the elite.

Good advice! I would argue the only downside is having to maintain your own email server. But that comes with the territory I guess. Any low-cost server hosting to consider?

Neat, so yams in the US refer to a sweet potato? Slightly related, but can you also explain the difference between Ube and Taro? I've had this conversation with my friends as well.

This is what I've been trying to do. Put some thought into comments whenever I run into a post I'm interested in. Also do favorites have any effect on what shows up on your homepage?

Recently switched from KeepassXC to Bitwarden because of the cloud hosting ability (I was tired of having to sync my database file everywhere) and have no problems so far. I see Bitwarden recommended a lot, especially from places like privacyguides

Thanks for this! Not sure why I never actually bothered to look into other kbin instances.

I wish kbin had other instances....
Easy to find a lot for Mastodon however. Is there a migration guide to transfer accounts somewhere?

MySpace...that's a name I haven't heard muttered in years...

Thanks for sharing! There is also a video that covers Outlook
Though I also found this variant better for my needs.