Good.

Shitty cyclists suck. I ride my own bike every day, and I can’t get over how often I see someone riding among pedestrians, (often along a road clear of cars, or worse yet, along an actual bike lane right there).

I must have shouted “the bike lane is literally right here” as I go past people like this over a hundred times in my life.

It’s obvius to me that hitting someone with my bike would be horrible, yet I see people riding them all the time like it’s the same as lightly jogging.

That’s usually how it’s discussed.

From a certain perspective, it doesn’t matter whether a given soldier dies or is injured. Either way, it means a combatant was removed from the conflict.

As such, deaths and injuries are grouped together when discussing the “losses” of war.

It doesn’t.

The limit is set by the people hosting your specific instance, as they’re the ones who then have to host that image.

Different instances have different limits.

You can use other image hosts, tho, as long as they give you a direct image link. Just plop it into the url field/use it in a markdown image, instead of uploading to lemmy.

It would be madness!

Nice, 250 posts and comments a year, on average more than one of either each day when combined! That seems like a normal amount that no sane person would exceed.

Unit commanders are given instructions to ensure soldiers consume Russian state media daily to maintain their “psychological condition”.

Makes sense. Wouldn’t want the troops thinking things through on their own. They might come to conclusions that actually approach the truth.

Don’t be obtuse.

There are other concerns with developing space tech besides ones concerning competence and expertise.

Even that is worth questioning, as Russia is suffering historical levels of brain-drain for obvious reasons.

As an infrastructure project its conceptually pretty sick. A nuclear power plant would be fairly ideal for the first long-term human presence on the moon.

The problem is that it’s Russia and China doing it.

It’s to serve as a power source for a potential moon base, apparently.

The universe doesn’t care, so we have to. If you want humanity to be something that’s worthy of existing, then it’s not optional.

Fine, you don’t have the stamina to care about this because you can’t personally do something about it. That’s ok.

But care about something. Care about not running the water while brushing your teeth for no reason, or about repairing some things you’d normally throw away. Care about being good company for the people you know. Care about doing things better when you spot an opportunity for improvement. Care about not making the lives of your colleagues harder if you can help it. Care about answering the questions of a child with mindfulness and consideration.

You don’t have to care about everything. Everything matters, everything needs improving, but no-one can fix everything so that it’s perfect.

But improve something. Take pleasure in doing it. Not everyone will do the same, but you’ll be one more among millions making the world a little better, instead of worse.

Not to mention that if you’re running a country, someone is going insult you.

Making everyone happy is an impossible ask, so if you can’t settle for the majority being content, and probably not even being that vocal about it, then you should not be governing.

That’s not really how the comments on alternativeto work. They are relative.

If you got to spotifys page, it will list similar services, each with their own comments, and the comments under youtube music, for example, will be about how it compares to spotify.

So, to leave useful comments, you only have to know how a given piece of software compares to what you used before. You don’t comment on how a given thing compares to everything else, only to one thing at a time.

Then, as other people browse the alternatives, they can use those individual comparisons to navigate their way to what they need. Stuff like “this can’t replace that for this use-case, because reason, but it does this other stuff” is extremely useful when looking for something that does what you’re looking for.

So leave a new one.

Totally. I often go directly to it to find applications.

It’s how I found kdenlive, it’s how I found audiobookshelf, etc.

Uuuh, pretty sure you’re still allowed to read your work email off-hours, or get some shit done if you feel like it.

This just means you can’t be fired for, you know, having a life.

Oh I don’t think nestle would give Putin shit. I just want Putin to try, and by doing so burn that particular bridge. Nestle isn’t gonna stop doing business in Russia any other way.

For real.

Putin, please do nestle next.

I don’t know about you guys but even as a straigh dude, especially glorious beards can also have me staring and acting unwise…

I say ban all beards.

Obviously. How else would they protect them from their uncontrollable male urges?

/S in case anyone gets confused…

You can also do it manually. If you copy the URL of a post (not the URL to the post, but the URL the post is linking to, like the article or image being shared) and use that in a new post, it gets detected as a cross-post.