actionablefiber

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by actionablefiber 4y ago
That marketing video on the homepage is... not particularly convincing, and watching it gives me secondhand embarrassment.
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by actionablefiber 4y ago
T-Mobile is charging police $900/customer/month to track us? I want a rebate on my cellphone plan.
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by actionablefiber 4y ago
> They have been hostile to old reddit for a long time - many new features don't work with it like polls, free awards, inline pics, avatar, and so on. I didn't want or appreciate some of those features anyway. Old Reddit with R
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by actionablefiber 4y ago
I don't think "stopping at stop signs" is anywhere near that floor. On top of that, cycling is inherently so much less dangerous to others that the floor can safely be a lot lower than it would be for motor vehicles. For peop
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by actionablefiber 4y ago
The major hangups are that cars are inherently more likely to cause a collision and are significantly deadlier if a collision occurs. They have a much larger hitbox, they weigh several tons, they cannot maneuver easily and rapidly, they hav
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by actionablefiber 4y ago
> If you have the budget it's great to live in a nice big city, you don't even need a car. Just Uber everywhere, get some groceries delivered, put your kids in fancy but expensive kindergarten, and buy a nice large house right
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by actionablefiber 4y ago
I find that using the Old Reddit interface with RES on desktop, and Apollo on mobile, more or less eliminates the icky parts of the Reddit experience. The catch is that both of those usage modes are pretty much at the mercy of Reddit Inc.,
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by actionablefiber 4y ago
Cycling should be for people of all ages, skill levels, and risk tolerances. I don't think it's sensible to be snarky to someone because you judge them to be taking too many precautions for their safety.
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by actionablefiber 4y ago
I think a lot of people might be confused by the term "car activists" because the car, as well as the attitude permitting its dominance, is so pervasive in the status quo, and passive/active support for the status quo doesn&#
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by actionablefiber 4y ago
> The middle and lower class is quickly outpriced of that liveable city or state experience. It would be better to spread our resources to more areas, instead of concentrating it to a few. We already know what wealth concentration, inequ