Ded

Safety regulations require things like better crumple zones. The seating areas aren’t significantly larger.

The US government has been too unrestrained for generations and it’s only getting worse regardless of who is in power. The people aren’t ready to do anything about it yet either.

Joan Rivers said it in 2014, it was all over the place in 2015.

Super out of place for the occasion, regardless of whether or not there is any truth to it.

RIP Joan Rivers

70% or more of people wish they did. Most people are just barely getting by.

Needs more stickers but great job, congratulations!

This wouldn’t be such a concern if wages were also going up.

You can still use Chrome in Linux (my wife uses them together on her laptop).

Eh, I’m probably leaving here after lemy.lol shuts down. Have fun!

If the US is saying Iran could do it, the US has probably already figured it out. Fallout is getting to be too damn real

I did once have someone give me a roll of quarters and I walked out with $70. I figured the only reason I won was because it wasn’t my money.

Why not both?

I’ve never been a gambler because I’ve only ever lost. I’d say I’m down ~$30 in the last 30 years.

Well obviously. I was calling them out for the reason for the half-measure. They want to signal their values while not abandoning the larger shittier advertising market. I’ve never used Twitter/X because it’s always been an obvious cess pit but organizations can’t resist that place or Reddit, or so it seems.

They’re reducing and not leaving X because there’s fucking nobody on mastodon in comparison. Reach still matters and the fediverse is very hostile to normies

I noticed that too. I clearly don’t know what the fuck is going on here.

Do you really want the world to join here? I don’t think you do. A lot of the world is anti trans, anti woke or whatever they want to call it. I’m pretty open minded but the Marxist purists who continuously shout down differing opinions get really old sometimes.

You’re a teacher? Teach!

I came to the comments hoping that someone had acknowledged that lack of water has consistently led to war.