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by prvit 4y ago
How about you present some evidence to the contrary? I get that you’re probably just trolling, but what you’re doing here is akin to asking for proof that the sky is blue or that most humans have two hands.
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by prvit 4y ago
All of those things are true in Europe too.
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by prvit 4y ago
That’s an unusually small one too. On scooters you tend to see much bigger rigid boxes, like this https://i.pinimg.com/736x/13/e1/1a/13e11aab642c5589b92ae570f...
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by prvit 4y ago
So, what you’re saying is that two wheeled vehicles are equally unnecessary in both contexts?
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by prvit 4y ago
Indeed, nobody is carrying their family on a scooter in London, but at the same time pretty much nobody is delivering food with a car either.
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by prvit 4y ago
US and Canada are probably the only places where scooters aren't the norm. I guess in Kyiv and Bucharest you see a decent amount of deliveries with cars, but those people are mostly driving super cheap LPG vehicles. Even in Dubai sco
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by prvit 4y ago
Go on, explain how and where I changed my claim. While you’re at it, maybe also explain how this has anything to do with the subject at hand?
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by prvit 4y ago
You can easily carry food for 10 people on a scooter unless the packaging is crazy. This, again, is the norm in Europe. Why should the average delivery guy be driving a car to be able to accept big orders that probably make up less than 1%
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by prvit 4y ago
Because it’s the norm in Europe, in Asia and Africa. Probably Latin America too.
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by prvit 4y ago
Did you know that there are places outside of the US? > Scooters are very limited in cargo capacity Only Americans would be regularly ordering so much takeout as to worry about scooters not being able to transport it. You really need to
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by prvit 4y ago
No it’s not. It’s exactly the same claim. “fuck all” means nothing or very little, in this context it’s obviously “very little”. In any case, we’re discussing the sustainability of delivery services. Most of the world lives in cities, it re
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by prvit 4y ago
>You would die of heat stroke pretty quickly delivering food on a scooter in the middle of summer out here. Scooter deliveries are the norm even in the warmest areas of Europe. Same goes for places like Tehran, in fact almost all of Asia
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by prvit 4y ago
No? That’s definitely not the norm in places like Finland. Sure, in the winter the proportion of couriers driving cars increases. You also see tons of people on fatbikes and similar.
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by prvit 4y ago
Yes, because they don’t have weather or families in London.
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by prvit 4y ago
Wow, breaking news! Americans refuse to drive two wheeled vehicles for no particular reason! Truly, a shocking new development.
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by prvit 4y ago
Yeah, it’s true. The amount of restaurants and amount of deliveries they make to suburbs is negligible when compared with urban areas.
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by prvit 4y ago
There’s also fuck all food deliveries happening outside urban areas.
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by prvit 4y ago
Shockingly, most food delivery people don’t use cars… This is the weirdest straw man. Scooters are cheaper to operate and faster if there’s any traffic.
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by prvit 4y ago
Depends on the airline, lots of planes have bars you can walk to.
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by prvit 4y ago
Gods among mortals, because … they set up RAID?
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by prvit 4y ago
Maybe take it up with those communities?
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by prvit 4y ago
Rossmann went on a drunken, paranoid rant about how the macbook webcam has secret hardware to spy on him. He took the video down after widespread ridicule. Original video is mirrored on archive.org https://archive.org/detail
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by prvit 4y ago
> and I would like to change that rule to "I'm in charge of what runs on my computer, you're in charge of what runs on your computer". Who is forcing you to install Discord?
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by prvit 4y ago
Rossman isn’t exactly trustworthy. Remember this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tw3-j_RaX74
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by prvit 4y ago
>YouTube has very advanced image & voice recognition technology that is very efficient at flagging (and demonetizing) certain content merely based on trigger words (terrible for science channels that show fire/explosions/et
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by prvit 4y ago
>Any suggestions? (Let's not diverge on how there are alternate better solutions like archival disks etc) Don't try to do this, not a good idea.
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by prvit 4y ago
This is nonsense though. Criminals livestreaming crypto scams go through hundreds of hacked accounts every day, their stuff is constantly getting taken down. It's just their incentive structure which is different than that of the Apoll
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by prvit 4y ago
How do homeowners have more personal financial freedom than renters with their money in index funds?
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by prvit 4y ago
I think yours is the ridiculous argument, how are homeless people relevant to this conversation?
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by prvit 4y ago
No, you’re ignoring all the maintenance your landlord would usually be responsible for. Things like internal plumbing, internal wiring, air conditioning and appliances.

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