Profile pic is from Jason Box, depicting a projection of Arctic warming to the year 2100 based on current trends.
So there’s obviously a back and forth on the legal side, but presumably people are right now getting the funds when they go buy food, right? It says “will not have to make hard choices” but doesn’t specifically say there’s money for them right NOW.
Mine is worse. I’ll tell them “Hey”, when they were clearing asking wtf was up about the food or some other situation that I’ve negligently ignored. They may meow again to clarify, and I’ll give them another “Hey”, which really annoys them.
This timeline they’ve already been through the system and saw our broadcasts. Guess who is on the “Do Not Contact” list for the warp capable group?
As a Mbin user, appreciate him being in the right place at the right time, even if his coding wasn’t fully “ready” for the sudden task and he couldn’t continue the work himself. That he made it open source for others to take and run with made a huge difference. Glad he’s doing okay.
Whole milk will go bad very quickly, especially once opened and if not kept below a certain temperature. 2% lasts a lot longer. Also changing the location in the refrigerator makes a huge difference, the door area is the warmest part. If you haven’t had an issue before, then it could be that at some point in handling from the store or you the milk was allowed to warm a bit too much. Again, for whole milk it doesn’t take a lot, and any perishables from Walmart is taking a risk vs. other groceries. Find a store that gets local farm stuff if possible, and try 2%, it’s possible to wean off that sweet whole and buy some time and health.
Basically, laws are only good if they’re enforced. Otherwise they’re just words on paper.
“Dude, high score!”
Amazon is its own thing. It’s not really a shipping company. And they’ve had their own layoff issues. Consumers spending less affects everyone.
I saw this movie.
I mean, yeah. The current administration had been warned of repeated threats as well by the last administration, and they threw them out and got rid of the people most knowledgeable of the on-going problem. The real kicker is bin Laden’s reaction when he learned of the success and results. Even he was surprised. It shouldn’t have never happened at that level, had people done their jobs. Simply making the FAA require a secure cockpit would have changed everything.
Didn’t anyone tell him he already missed it?
The first few times maybe. Depends on how badly eaten the tape got. And how carefully you pulled it out.
And many/most Republicans. Gerrymandering, limited voting areas, and intimidation at the poll are standard tactics to try and reduce people who might vote against them.
To be fair, Democrats have gerrymandered in history as well. District lines should be an independent determination, not by who is currently in control of a state government.
Being against having many options to let your vote be heard is very anti-American.
The fact that such legal measures aren’t used on so many of our representatives when they show obvious decline (or incompetence) shows that others behind the scene are gaining from keeping them in place as long as possible. This isn’t a way to run a government.
Federation and how things are pushed out is complicated. World is pretty big (it was one of the initial places during the first growth spurt from Reddit) but I don’t know the current state of them allowing material from other instances. I think it’s okay, I see a lot of world users in my feed, but I don’t know what THEY see.
The caveat of making other accounts is that they are different accounts, so your posting and history are only there (although there was research on ways to transfer or share, but I don’t know where that is atm). But if another instance is open to new signups, nothing wrong with trying them out, see if you see things differently, end up using that one if it feels more open.
Go visit https://lemmyverse.net/ and see what’s out there. There’s three big “types” now, Lemmy, Mbin, and Piefed. I can’t tell you which is better, as everyone has their own take on things.
Since there’s many different sources (federated) instead of a single one like Reddit, maybe how you’re connected and being fed things is limited, giving you an impression it’s less. It was much worse in the beginnings obviously, until moderators and instances grew and learned how to better pump things out. It still has its issues, depending on where you are.
It’s also not equal to compare a still new network of Lemmy and others to a long established Reddit structure of niche subs for everything. At some point there were none of the subs we now see. Maybe some of them aren’t needed at this time, as setting up a new community is not hard to do (moderating it and growing it is work though).
I’d just add some flip down legs for stabilization from the swing.
So hard choices are back on the menu.