Their options are pack up and leave, or throw down their weapons and surrender.

Still seems way overpriced. Doesn’t even have name recognition anymore.

I’d argue fossil motorcycles should be banned before fossil cars. If it’s about riding with nothing between you and the ground, an electric MC will do plenty. Otherwise, cars serve the same need.

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Trees are cheap and effective, but humans are destructive. If we just left nature alone, cut meat production to a level where we could pull everything back to older fields, it would recover relatively quickly.

Meaning we need to prosecute and take punitive actions against humans and corporations who just can’t cope with not being destructive. Any business that’s willingly involved needs to lose everything. Make it impossible to profit from, remove the incentives for farmers when the money disappears and loans can’t be given out because the banks stopped existing.

They have a huge EEZ, they should have plenty of potential for wind power. And have as much sun as most European countries.

Although they really should stick with nuclear, just learn from their mistakes.

A bit annoyed about defederations and community blocks. If an instance wants to be an island by itself, fine, but you shouldn’t have to stay up to date with random announcements from each instance to figure out all the places you need to have an account to access all the content you want to.

I liked the first half. The part that didn’t have the beast.

I just want a small phone with 3.5mm audio that I can use as a music, podcast, and general audio device. By small I mean iPhone 5/SE or less. The latest “mini” is bigger, and they don’t even do minis now.

So Motorola Razr and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 when folded are smaller in height, but over twice as thick, and notably heavier. Not seeing the advantage.

A subscription fee and any kind of profiting off of user data, need to never co-exist.

Specify the cost of the service, and that should be all there is to it. Makes it more fair in terms of competition, too.

Guessing it failed because the migration was weighted towards people who were the least welcome on reddit, some maybe unfairly, but there are also good reasons to not want certain people/behaviors around.

Before 2022, like Russia didn’t invade in 2014.