I've always said that electric cars are basically a red herring for improving society. I don't really care much because it's a lateral move. Call me when we start getting electric cars of the train variety.
ProgrammingSocks
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I think there's thousands, and don't forget the other Anabaptists, Hutterites and Mennonites that have a similar culture
Turns out most of my sensory problems have to do with my hair and my face. As long as I've had my coffee (start up metabolism and keep me warm after leaving the shower) I can stand 5-10 minute "body showers". I also have music or YouTube running on my speaker and a heater running in the bathroom. I can FINALLY regularly shower, in my 20s. Washing only my body also doesn't seem to feel like the transition that getting my head soaked does.
A lot of people are nervous to talk about hygiene, because NT people simply do not understand the struggle it can be for neurodivergent people, especially those of us on the spectrum. But I think it's important so we can share our strategies, and shame about it just isn't good.
Literally THE problem of engagement algorithms. Also fuck people that bait like this, sorry. That's why Twitter is so toxic, even since before Elon.
Chat are we cooked?
Both sets. Also fuck it just make me my fursona. I don't care what the implications are it's gotta feel amazing to have wind flowing through fur
Shunks my beloved!!
Yup, I'm sure THESE smart glasses will be the one that everyone suddenly loves. Yeah nah. But it is pretty funny to watch people learn why Google Glass failed again and again.
Honestly I just don't like how HEVC compression ends up looking. It looks like everything has had noise added and then smoothed over, and I can always see it. AV1 or AVC are also my personal pics. AV1 for filesize and AVC for compatibility.
Hah, I remember seeing this one back when I got into the fandom! A modern classic
For buying food at one of my last jobs, I had a choice between fast food and the save-on-foods food bar. Once I started getting sandwiches for less money that were healthier, more filling, tasted better, and were CHEAPER from save-on-foods there was no going back for me.
Marginally, compared to the large detriment that car dependency objectively is, and the raw materials extraction required for everybody to own 1, 2, 3+ cars. My comparison isn't with ICE cars, it's with functional public transit systems. I don't wish to argue about the particulars because inherently cars are the wrong solution to moving a lot of people around, because it's bad for society and doesn't even scale well, evidenced by the 401 and many other major highways.