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for me, I was motivated to make this my first post because I want to help solve the death of content issue we still have. it's gotten quite a lot of attention. I think that anywhere bigger, anything of relevance would have already been posted by the time I see it

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it's fancy speak for "salesman"

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we need to work on keeping it that way. we have the advantage with no corporations to silently manipulate us and we own the infrastructure, but we still gotta root out bot accounts and malicious instances

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Most TV screen hours are in the background so a lot of shows are just filler to keep the schedule full

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end the big polluting industries by any means necessary

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So the cops and fuck with your backyard party if you smoke a joint?

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They shoud have to fire and not rehire half the police force every time this kind of thing haopens

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I just saw that episode last night, it was fantastic. it's weird how star trek can make concepts that seem batshit work in a serious TV drama. like discovery, you're telling me the engineer can make the ship warp anywhere instantly by doing shrooms, but only because he GMOed himself with giant tardigrade DNA? and it's not even that silly in context because it's a gritty trauma drama?

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build HSR between vancouver and toronto, and between detroit and quebec city. every few hundred miles seed a new city with government agencies and remote offices of companies. use good urban design principals so it's not just another car hell, not just because it's better but also as a selling point to get people to move there since it's qualitatively better

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it's not that radical, just kinda expensive up front, but you can do it in sections. connect toronto to winnipeg, buy the land, start your seed cities use the funds to do the winnipeg to calgary line (optional later extending to edmonton) and then to vancouver repeating the process. the HSR makes them functionally suburbs of the bigger pre-existing cities they connect to, and with housing prices like canada that's immediately attractive on it's own. make sure to cooperate with the USA and mexico to establish a continental standard for compatibility for HSR to prevent future issues.

seed jobs, enable population-based service jobs like teachers and restaurants move in to capture demand and provide further jobs. now you have an economy in these cities and people will start moving there for non suburb-reasons. offer tax breaks to companies to move to these new cities, and raise taxes generally on businesses to make it revenue neutral.

build 20,000 public housing units in each city to provide immediate housing and establish a starter housing stock, protect against homelessness and kickstart the construction industry there (also jobs) and then the companies you paid to do that can go on to build privately owned housing

optionally but highly recommended is to build walkable, bikable urbanist cites that are what the younger generation (older people are mush less likely to want to uproot, espically if they already own a home, so they shouldn't be the primary target audiance) is looking for, and also do green construction that fits in well with the climate of each location. these aren't required per se but you may as well. canada has the same auto dependency problems as the USA and this is a great chance to provide an alternative

you can do this in the USA too but canada has even more immigrants per capita so if someone's already moving to canada from abroad they can just choose to settle in one of the new towns for the same effort as toronto. honestly we need a fuck ton more housing in general, not just for the native born population to have a snowballs chance in hell at moving out of their parent's place and starting a family, but also there's gonna be a big global refugee crisis because of climate change being ignored for so long so those people gotta go somewhere

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if any of the big corperate socmed sites were just standard fedi instances I'd defed from them in an instant for a litany of things. just goes to show how abused we are on them.

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What are they doing now? I must have missed that news because that sounds wild

Uranium3006 ,
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The API kerfuffle finally gave us the critical mass ofbusers to make it viable, and it's only uphill from here

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What OSes support the fairphone? I'd consider one if I could run something other than android on it

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The price is also higher because they use fair trade gold and whatnot. Given the mission to clean up the electronics industry it's plesently suprising it doesn't cost more

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we're not forgetting, we just know that theyvwern't that big a deal and new reactor designs can't have that happen

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Coal emits more radioactive particles into the air than nuclear power plants

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Anti nuclear was from a time when you couldn't learn how it works on the internet and people were scared of nuclear weapons and thought power plants were just thinly veiled bomb factories

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It's the only kind of waste that goes away on it's own if you literally sit on it and do nothing

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The people who wrote this bill want people like you to suffer

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and that's really the root of the issue, isn't it?

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we need to change golf so it respects the land the course is built on, and doesn't try to make everything look like scotland. keep the green as-is but make the fairway something that doesn't use water, fits the local landscape (maybe have different solutions for different environments) and is just as playable as fairway grass. leave the out of bounds areas untouched. I think golf could serve to gain from forming itself to the terrain it's played on, rather than the other way around

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nice. I figure that with all the grass that has to be mowed to specifications there had to be a better solution

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the point is to make smoking less attractive to kids to stop them from starting, current addicts aren't really the target audiance

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He.s not getting stronger. Hus supporters think they are the only real americans and that everyone else doesn't matter, but a majority of Americans want tobsee him behind bars

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Yeah Federal low has anything made by the federal government's public domain but that does not automatically apply to the states, and some states do retain copyright over stuff their employees produce, including Georgia apparently. Therefore the copyright is owned by the state of Georgia

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2016 was a fluke and democrats are too spooked to miss an election, seeing how they haven't had a true defeat since then

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What he wants is immaterial. This isn't a good sign for him and the BS contrarian "bad things said about or happening to are actually good for instert-right-winger-here" is delusional coping

Plant diversity in urban green spaces led to sevenfold increase in insect species, study finds (www.theguardian.com)

The benefits of urban greening initiatives are increasingly well documented: they can help mitigate the effects of urban heating, and improve physical health and mental wellbeing. And even small greening actions in cities can significantly improve local biodiversity, new research suggests....

How do people find good information on the internet these days?

It used to be that you would do a search on a relevant subject and get blog posts, forums posts, and maybe a couple of relevant companies offering the product or service. (And if you wanted more information on said company you could give them a call and actually talk to a real person about said service) You could even trust...

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I could use android and desktop Linux recomendations too

Silicon Valley elites revealed as buyers of $800m of land to build utopian city (www.theguardian.com)

After weeks of local speculation, the purchasers of 55,000 acres of northern California land have been revealed. The group Flannery Associates – backed by a cohort of Silicon Valley investors – has quietly purchased $800m worth of agricultural and empty land, the New York Times has reported. Their goal is to build a utopian...

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I think we should have hourly electricity pricing announced at least a week ahead and smart thermostats should be able to access this pricing info via an API and adjust usage accordingly

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I'd run my own frontend aginst the API that ranks a large number of posts from the last 24 hours in terms of personal relevance

Uranium3006 ,
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One algo there's a desperate need for on mastodon is "all the posts by a given user in chronological order but no boosts"

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the best of the best are slowly decamping one by one. I see old communities on here all the time

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it's just like TNG and TOS but with literally no episodes that aren't straight bangers. I've seen the whole first season and some of the second and it's a hard choice between this and DS9 as best trek ever. watch the first episode and see what you think. you'll like it

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oh yeah that was intense.

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Notbto.mention code of honor

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I've seen a couple of episodes and I like it so far. it's kinda douchey of them to take it off of streaming like that.

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to quote another thread "it looks like it was taken on a cheap webcam from 2004 is because it was"

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America is the evil empire and must be destroyed

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you're really shallow if you believe that's all there is to it

How Many Star Trek Episodes Pass the Bechdel Test? (TOS to ENT) | The Mary Sue (www.themarysue.com)

I found this after reading and responding to this post here about early Trek fans’ prejudicial negative reaction to TNG. One of my responses (see here) was to point out that any fans of the progressiveness of Trek ought to have been mindful of the room for improvement over TOS, with female representation being an obvious...

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the sexism aged poorly, but it wasn't any worse than anything else on TV at the time, or indeed society

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I liked the Kira Nerys personal life stuff. I feel like it rounded out her character to see stuff like her dealing with dead lovers and going to bajorian church

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