Can we do this in the same bill as the popup spikes that take out your tires if you stop across the crosswalk? The guided RPGs replacing red light cams can wait a little longer.
njordomir
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We need a cash only movement more than ever. It might be time to start leaving my cards at home from now on.
These scummy assholes at the big payment processors have already made rules where merchants break ToS if they surcharge for card transactions. It's time people SEE and have the option to OPT OUT of financial industry overreach.
Yeah, its scary with AI and some simple editorializing how easily a small media empire could put blinders on millions of people and weave a narrative more believable than reality.
So there's a number of tools to do this on desktop, but how can I easily block these domains on Android across multiple browsers and reroute to a page reminding me why they're blocked?
Desired behavior: I type in a conde nast URL and it takes me to a page that says blocked, sketchy ownership with a link to the Wikipedia page or this thread.
You sound like a good parent. Props.
Almost anything can be taken too far. What's clear to me here is that this issue is stemming from image and desired outcomes. Eating protein isn't necessarily bad for you, drinking lots of water isn't going to hurt you, getting exercise and building muscle is good for you. It's when you take these things too far that they become a problem. Social media has convinced a lot of people that they're not enough. Most people don't realize that they are a solid 3-5 points higher on the hotness scale than they think and even us guys aren't immune to image issues. If it feels good to exercise, if it improves your sleep, if it gives you energy, if it helps your digestion, do it! But don't do it just because insta tells you no one will ever love you if you're not ripped. That one is mostly your personality and there's no supplements for that, you just have to work hard to continuously become a better person. Also, if someone doesn't like you or even puts you down, there's a good chance it's just incompatability, which is okay, or maybe they're a piece of shit human, which also isn't your problem.
You are fine just the way you are, and I hope that you continue to get better in a safe and sane way.
I'm snobby about plastic. I think all water stored in plastic tastes like plastic and it's gross. Flavored with 100% real microplastics. Water tastes best out of glass, but it's expensive due to inadequate recycling infrastructure here, and it's heavy.
I managed to get KOReader on my Grandpa's old Kindle. One device has now entertained two people for what is likely a decade or two of combined service.
So I rode it from Waterpark to Wesfield and later from Broad Ripple to White River Park and the trail was 99% non-sketchy in the daytime in my assessment. I could see some sketchy areas one or two blocks back from the trail, but the trail has seemingly gentrified the blocks immediately adjacent in a lot of spots. The area just before Mass Ave where it runs next to the freeway is in need of some landscaping work but also didn't feel sketch.
My biggest takeaway is that Indy traffic engineers slept through the lesson on right of way. The signs say to stop, but the cars usually stop for you. It's ambiguous and dangerous and I think there is potential for improvement.
Thanks for weighing in so I didn't go in blind.
That was my first thought. How do you keep it cold enough to run in a place like Arizona, Spain, or Mexico? It also reminded me of my Windows Mobile days before I had a smartphone when someone on a Windows Mobile forum took a Dell Axim x51v and built a dock for it that exposed all the ports so he could use it with an external display as an infotainment/nav system. He called it the Aximizer. An old android phone with a micro-hdmi port might be the modern equivilant.
Huh, I wouldn't have thought of that. Mildly brilliant on their part.
Right. This shouldn't be about restricting children; but rather, this should be about restricting corporation's bad behaviors. It's also not just children that are impacted. Mining online dopamine-junkies for data by placing money extractors right on their weak spots is unethical, like selling someone crack, or phone scamming the elderly.