Was bowling big in the 60s?
I don't understand what it's communicating. Is he happy? Did he give up on technology, or society altogether?
If they just showed the password on the login page, this would happen 100% less often to me.
No need to swear, friend. If that city switched to walking and shared transport, most of those roads could be converted into housing or parkland instead of concrete and parking.
Switching from one type of car to another isn't a green transition. Car production still creates enormous co2 emissions, paving everything for cars makes heat islands, tires produce piles of particulate pollution, and so on. Fixing the car pollution problem means moving to other forms of transportation, not just slightly-less-bad automobiles.
Unfortunately the UDHR is not enforceable...
Neat! I known nothing about these companies, could you give me names of the ones you've used?
Can regular nonbusiness users use them? This sounds fabulous
Facebook and Google have already destroyed the internet, by making hundreds of millions of people think they are the internet.
Which is very much a shame. There seems to be some traffic on a couple of the provincial subs on Lemmy.ca though.
No it doesn’t. When others see people wearing a mask now, they think your either paranoid, virtue signalling, or have an health condition and therefore hava a higher threat model.
Really? At this point when see someone wearing a mask I assume they have a cold/flu/covid and they're being prosocial...
Sure, we just need to convince the pentagon that the fires are some sort of communist strategy to destabilise our economy. Or maybe that the fires are burning precious oil that should be liberated.
Thanks for this, I'll see what I can do about the timeline. Thankfully my daughter travels really well, and yeah, we have games, an dramatised audio version of the chronicles of narnia, a Switch and phones with movies. It'll definitely be a stretch but I think she'll be ok. :)
Awesome, thank you so much!
What would you prioritise on a cross-Canada roadtrip with an eight year old?
Moving from Quebec to the west coast and driving from Quebec City to Vancouver from the 22nd to the 28th. We don't have a huge amount of time for stops, and we definitely want to hit up the Royal Tyrrell museum in Drumheller.
What would you folks suggest as must-see stops along the way? Campsites, lunch stops, places we could spend fifteen minutes or an hour along the way? We'll be visiting a few friends in Winnipeg and either Calgary or Edmonton; there's only about an 80km difference between hitting Ottawa (which my daughter has never seen) vs Abitibi (which neither of us has visited). My current thought is to drive hard at the beginning to get through Ontario and the prairies, and take it a bit slower through the west since there's so much natural beauty to see.
Thanks in advance for ideas!
why the reddit snoo on the header?
Is it to indicate the link between here and /r/reformed?
Why Presbyterians and Baptists don't invite one another to wakes
Sorry it's one I've posted elsewhere before,but traffic's been low lately
Dumb question day?
I'm jonesing for some NDQT action. Anybody got any dumb questions we can chat about today?