The fix:

If you’re used to the official Android app: ReVanced installation guide

Alternatives: NewPipe (FOSS), Grayjay ($10 or unlimited free trial, source-available with OSS plugins)

Not to mention alternative services like Peertube, Odyssey etc.

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I think Voyager (the progressive web app) does not specify whether controls should be shown so the underlying browser uses its defaults. Firefox on desktop shows controls while neither Firefox nor Chrome on mobile do.

Many people tend to doze off so much they would absolutely get fooled. I admit I might, too, especially if the wall is made of a material that needs no guy wires to prop it up. They either used digital effects or a very good color grading job, it’s uncanny.

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Depends on where you live. In most of Europe, trains are frequent and direct between city centers.

My parents tend to prefer the car for the 3-hour trip (also 3 hours by train and bus) to Grandma’s when at least 3 people go because it’s cheaper. A higher toll on the highway could change the threshold, and we’d go more comfortably. Politicians can smoothly adjust the number of people for which public transport wins out with taxes and investments. You’re more likely to cling to the car and they’ve accounted for that in their models, maybe making you switch for a specific kind of trip is not worth the investment. There are lots of factors, such as political alignment, culture, wealth distribution, existing infrastructure etc. that make some jurisdictions able to move the threshold faster than others. Still, the majority of people using cars is unsustainable for lots of reasons:

• noise, smoke, particulate matter pollution
• high energy use per unit of distance per person regardless of drivetrain and resulting climate change
• cost of road maintenance
• waste of space for parking, resulting in poor land use and sprawl
• accident fatalities
• unwalkable areas ruin business opportunities, resulting in towns that simply go broke

so there is an obligation to eventually push the threshold in favor of public transit for most trips.

Road tax
ROAD TAX
ROAD TAX!!!

Many people expect public transport companies to be profitable while allowing an incredible portion of tax money for road maintainance. If you want people to take personal responsibility for the consequences of something that destroys cities when in large amounts, you add an appropriate tax.

To be clear, mucch like in Czech, the actual name for the vehicle is longer: Fahrrad / jízdní kolo, literally “riding wheel”.

But people omit the redundant part that specifies what kind of wheel when in context, such as “ride a bike”: Rad fahren / jezdit na kole.

So you’ll keep using it. And enjoy narrow but way less jammed streets. Maybe you’ll be incentivized/required to join the self-driving network, but in decades, not years, after positioning markers have been added to every road in the last repaving, while infrastructure funds have been directed towards making the city traversible for non-drivers.

It’s not a binary decision between all cars and no cars. If trains and public transit have enough capacity and convenience to make most trips feasible by them, car infrastructure will no longer have to be added (in fact can be converted into bus and bike lanes) while shortening trip duration (less cars = less jams) and improving safety.

Also, you barely have luggage for most trips. 99% of my trips are made with luggage I can carry to the nearest stop and board the bus with.

Yup, cameras and humans share various exploits. Self-driving is going to work better than humans once every car has it and communicates with each other, allowing for minimal gaps even at high speeds, once roads are all very standardized and in a database, and-

Wait, that’s trains

Fucking build more electrified high-speed rail and forget tech bros’ shitty promises

Pre-cutting the polystyrene to make it collapse in a more cartoony way

• Simon Tatham’s Puzzles
  • A port of Simon Tatham’s Portable Puzzle Collection, a collection of 40 single-player logic games.
  • https://f-droid.org/en/packages/name.boyle.chris.sgtpuzzles/

• Simon Tatham’s Puzzles
  • A port of Simon Tatham’s Portable Puzzle Collection, a collection of 40 single-player logic games.
  • https://f-droid.org/en/packages/name.boyle.chris.sgtpuzzles/

It also means “bicycle” in German. You know, unlike a car?

Just create the account there and start using it.

There are tools to migrate your subscriptions by exporting them and importing them on your new szmer.info account, or (edit:) you can use the native export/import tool in the web UI @squirrel@discuss.tchncs.de mentioned (just open the links in browser, not app, while logged in). The publicly visible contents (posts, comments) of your account will stay on the old one obviously. There is not much else you might wish to copy, saved posts/comments are difficult across instances (there is no universal post ID) and votes would be equally difficult and also unethical.

Recommended to edit your old account’s description and posts to add a link to the new account whose inbox is actually going to be checked months from now, so people can actually reach you. I don’t think there is a script ready but you can just copy-paste manually four times.

So is the poster in the illustrative photo

So does Kaufland and Albert in the Czech Republic

And you need a membership card because of course you do

Also why involve a cashier when self-checkout is available?

It’s a hyperbole but the proximity of an autocrat’s palace to a Tesla showroom makes for a compelling spot for some French-style sightseeing.

The Behind the Bastards podcast likens Washington DC to Versailles in a recent episode.

Thanks for the reminder!

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