I’d never seen this, thank you very much for sharing it ❤️
Hello, my name is Cris. :)
I like being nice to people on the internet and looking at cool art stuff
I’d never seen this, thank you very much for sharing it ❤️
Yeah he’s pretty intense 😅
“Time to do a line of coke and talk about WORDS! 😀”
Yep, I think he was like their creative director or something for a time and stopped making the true facts videos, and then left and started making them again :)
Thank you! I really appreciate it
Hope you have a good day today :)
Do you have any links to coverage of RCV being repealed faster than they’re being adopted? If not that’s fine :) at some point I’m gonna sit down and read/research, I just don’t have the emotional bandwidth today
I don’t know that I’d heard that issue with ranked choice voting before, I have some reading to do.
Thanks for sharing your perspective, I appreciate it
I’m glad you’re here :) I’m trying to get better at noticing opportunities to post and contribute myself
Seizing the 100 biggest companies seems like a good way for the government to end up running a lot of things it doesn’t actually want to be responsible for running, and by extension end up just running those things directly into the ground or selling them off to be privatized again
There are things I think make a compelling argument for seizing, but not based on size, that seems like an awful idea. I live in NC, where there’s one company that provides power giving them a local monopoly. Also they love fracking. Duke Energy can go suck a dick. THAT kind of situation makes a strong case for seizing private entities and making them publicly funded infrastructure. Also taxpayers have funded so much internet infrastructure that we never actually got, that should probably also be national infrastructure 😅
Support ranked choice voting, and strategic voting becomes a thing of the past, allowing for greater variety of political representation.
I’m a bit of a FOSS nerd and care about privacy, but I’m much more an art and design person than I am a technical person.
I use Linux, and I can write some very basic code after learning how in Highschool, but mostly I just like making pretty stuff. Especially anything to-do with UI/UX
Like someone else said, I’m a technical person compared to the average population, but not compared to Lemmy, or the FLOSS community. I left reddit when the api changes happened, and have found I really love the Fediverse and very strongly believe in what it represents
We’re happy you’re here! 😊
Lol, thank you friend, I will!
Lmao that was a lot more scrolling than I expected when I saw the “there you go bud” notification, thank you so much man I appreciate it
Hope you have a good one!
I’m bummed I can’t read it without a subscription. I don’t think I’ve even read any Wired articles, not sure why it says I’m all out of free articles
Thank you for the link! I occasionally really enjoy a Not Just Bikes video 😊
Actually curious, is this an ongoing thing in America also, or are you just saying it’d be silly to think it’s not? I’d not considered your perspective before and am unsure if this is a documented issue contributing to American city planning, or if your just saying people should be open to the idea of it
I’m here :) good luck with your furniture!!
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