The userbase. I don’t care much for anything else on your list, I think things as they are aren’t perfect but I’m ok with it as is. Reddit is the same or worse. But the userbase is different. Less trolls, more tech savvy people, more FOSS. Overall better answers, except on certain niche areas.

Also it’s less invasive visually and mentally. Reddit is riddled with ads and links to other posts very much like YouTube has suggested videos on the side. I don’t need this information overload. Annoying. I used to be able to control it using Boost for reddit but hey, guess what.

And if I really need to go to Reddit, I do. Nothing stops me from lurking if I want. Occasionally I use it, I think over the last 2 years I’ve posted like five times on Reddit.

I like being able to choose what I want when I want it.

Okay I would ask questions for any amount of money unless they tell me first. The people I feel I would easily give money are also the same people who I’d expect they tell me first why- they wouldn’t be “hey mothra got some spare 100s?”

To answer your question, I would easily give 10 to about a dozen people or so, 100 to half of them and 1k+ to only 3, and for a very good reason only. I didn’t even realize the number of people would halve.

Cool, I wish it had more images, but the few are nice. That animated gif is worth the click, no regrets.

Had to read the headline twice to understand why there was a Machu Pichu image instead of a Sonic the Hedgehog one. No, Mothra, this is not a new Sonic release

Okay just if you’re wondering, no it’s not a new color outside of the six or seven main colors but just an impossibly saturated green. The article explains that the retina has receptors for blue, green and red waves but that it’s impossible to see green without stimulating the blue and/or red one way or another. Their laser method manages to only stimulate the green receptors, so the shade of green that you see is impossible to be seen in any other way.

Downvote me to helk if you like but in my experience I’d mention Human Resources before Corporations and Cops

I’d be a good forager, gatherer and tracker. I have a knack for identifying plants and animals and spotting signs of their presence. I’m sure with a bit of training I could become decent at trapping too but I’ve never done that.

I’d also be good at art, be that cave wall painting or figurine sculpting/carving.

Thanks for pointing to the source! That explains the colored hat as well

I’ve never seen this one before. Reapproprieted from where? I like it

I can’t afford that anyway… the perks of being poor

Wow I would have never thought of calling the police - I wouldn’t have recognized it as a potential explosive. I better stay away from sites that were ever bombed/mined

Yes because if someone demolishes your house or sets it on fire they cause no harm to you, right? I mean you don’t really need a place like to sleep and be safe right?

Interesting. I would have thought that since the species is so in demand according to the article, that the collectors keeping them alive would periodically have batches of new queens they could sell. Never occurred to me that it would be easier to capture live ones in the wild

Yes

Never. I can’t stand the crowds and the loud music. And I don’t appreciate the crowds singing and screaming on top of the music either. I’ve been to concerts like two times in my life just because others insisted so much I joined them, and the experience was exactly what I thought it would be.

I’m just not cut for them.

I don’t think I bought band related merch ever, but I’ve seen some really cool stuff so that is something I would consider if the opportunity presented itself.

Very interesting, a step in the right direction at least.

Now, I don’t understand things in fine detail but wouldn’t this “force with package upon purchase” that google does with the play store and chrome the same gimmick Windows does with its Microsoft suite trash (and other apps)? If you manage to uninstall some of them they’ll be reinstalled the next update without your consent.

So my question is, why is only Google getting in trouble when there are others doing similar things?

Ok cool but did you need to use the Ghibli slop?

Productivity is when you do the stuff you need to do. If you can do even more in advance, you are more productive.

Nit sure if pasta or roast chicken with roast pumpkin. There were leftovers for both but I forgot in which order I had them

Are you asking about beliefs regarding authority, or beliefs we know to be absolutely arbitrary with no evidence to back up?

Or what do you mean if neither of these?