It's fine but way too much talk about reddit.

Like Walmart which is way worse than Amazon.

I don't think many on the left are vegan or vegetarian, I think that those two groups tend to live in the left spectrum. They're far outweighed by those that do eat meat.

The undisposed reasons were money. Lots of money.

Gripping tight onto my initial grandfathered price from Google play music. $8

I'm really liking wefwef.app as a former sync user.

He's not even a top physicist, just well known.

This is a good example and it is hard to attribute a lost sale to pirating as it is more likely there would be no sale if the pirate were unable to obtain it. In some cases it works the other way because someone liked something so much they want to purchase it. Or it helps folks like you gain visibility.

I like mastadon too. It also has a lot of Twitter accounts that copy over so for some of the sports teams I follow I just follow a copy on mastadon.

I don't pay much attention to Zuck but listening to him talk doesn't give me confidence that this guy knows what to do next in the social media space. Meta erae has pretty much been an abject failure and Facebook feels like an old mall no one goes to anymore. Even IG seems to have lost its luster a bit.

Same goes for large container ships. It won't make sense to use batteries unless there are significant breakthroughs in capacity technology.

Pretty sure plastics save more.lives than they destroy. Modern medicine isn't nearly as effective without them.

Can't say I'd be stoked to live in Arizona considering the recent heat wave either.

Is there a guide to get all that setup?

I use Garmin pay since they aren't really in the business of making money off ads to me.

No Linux on new MacBooks from what I understand.

That's not a benefit really. What if they send a bad update.

This is such an uninformed take. Plastics are literally everywhere in modern life. Not just the store bags or straws and lids, but objects in the home like appliances, buckles on backpacks, medical devices, items we launch into space. It's not been shown to meaningfully decrease life expectancy and we may find ways to remove it from our bodies. Cold turkey and you essentially have no infrastructure to replace what is made with plastics.

I tried it. It was awful.

They still taught that into the 2000s