I think, as individuals; we all need to pick up our game and do our part in polluting and destroying the planet more. We can't let the corporations do all the heavy lifting after all.

Edit: I don't think I came across properly here, given the replies. This was sarcasm saying we need to fuck up the planet more to keep pace with the rate the corporations do.

As a combination cart pusher and cleaner for a supermarket, absolutely fuck anyone that doesn't return their cart or worse, throws it into a gardenbed

Did you read the article? All those fines were from other people, erroneously applied to him when the police officer didn't fill in the information on the citation.

That is quite the unfortunate typo.

My bus to work has only 2 options, 10 minutes early with no tracking, or the tracking displaying "2 minutes away" for 20 minutes straight minutes after it was supposed to arrive.

100%

And knowing how corporate works in these sorts of places, they ain't gonna hire/roster more people to deal with the extra work, just push the existing staff even harder so they don't have to pay out extra hours.

The worst shit is when I see someone dumping a cart, they see me, smile and nod at me and then walk off like they haven't just been caught being shitty.

You uhh, don't really live up to your username

So, you could say you find their pacing Satisfactory?

The toilet bowl???

Two weeks ago myself and around 15 other high ranking ape members gathered at the recent International Ape Workshop in Miami

I have no idea how someone can say this with a straight face

I mean, Europe is larger by about 350,000 km². So, "far larger, no matter how you cut it" seems a bit disingenuous here.

Engi exists to singuloose and nothing else

Ah yes, all of those Australian nuclear power plants.

Still better than sellers only being able to leave positive feedback

I'm sorry, but I fuckin lost it at "uogtwdeability"

Such a pathetic comment

It's over a 13 year period:

The researchers took the average completion time of 3.53 seconds across both image and behavior CAPTCHAs and multiplied that against a low-end estimate of 512 billion v1 and v2 reCAPTCHAs completed across the internet between 2010 and 2023, resulting in the following estimations of their impact on our lives:

It ends up being like, .175 seconds per day for the average internet user after some rough estimates

I mean, you're fairly close. "The Pokémon Company" publishes most pokémon stuff in Japan (though the mainline games are developed by GameFreak and are distributed worldwide by Nintendo).

Absurdist memes were/are peak

Same situation, started at 17 and besides a bit of melancholy right after I first buzzed it all off I* haven't looked back either.

Shit's just so convenient.