In Italy it’s not illegal, but if you have a pedestrian crossing at less than 100m away and you don’t use it, police could give you a fine, but they rarely do it anyway, they just warn you or don’t even care.

Penso tu abbia sbagliato community 😅

Vivaldi does have a built in adblocker but it’s not the best yet.

In the article there’s the actual and the proposed structure of the road (https://lede-admin.nyc.streetsblog.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/48/2025/04/31st-St-diagram.png). What you see above is a buffer zone that divides parked cars (right) from the actual bike lane (left, even though there are cars parked).

Fortunately, she’s a pretty calm cat, so nothing big happened ✌🏼

I’ve crossposted it there too, thanks!

Volare (Nel blu dipinto di blu) - Domenico Modugno

https://yt.artemislena.eu/watch?v=6jWsIpAbo-8

I’d like to see a map where the Netherlands are not included. We in Europe are not (always) car-centric but the public transport is awful in some places.

When I was younger and attended university, I spent the time on the train reading. And that’s what brought me back to reading books.

According to Italian newspapers, the system to prevent the collapse of the Garisenda will be similar (if not the same) used for the tower of Pisa.

https://www.ilpost.it/2024/03/28/torre-garisenda-bologna-restauro/

I mean, this is less than surprising. Common media in Russia tell Russian people lies forged by the Cremlin, why shouldn’t textbooks? It’s perfectly logic from the Cremlin’s perspective. Despicable, but logic.

Putting it onto a walkable trail it’s not the best option. Leave it on some parking spots, there are plenty of those as OP said.

His problem it’s not the snow itself, but the fact that the snow has been moved onto a walkable trail to clear some parking spots.

I’ve found out that even in Wordpress is opt-out

I’m from Italy and the first time we had a family vacation in the US we were honked a lot because we would stop at red lights. Only after 3 days we discovered that there’s the “turn-on-red” rule and we were confused: if it’s red, why can you turn?

In Italy (but I guess in all Europe works like this) we have a different approach on these situations: if the driver is at a traffic light and can make a turn, but it could be unsafe, the light turns into a blinking yellow light, so that the driver know that it must check well before going on.

Privacy: trackers, trackers, trackers Security: you can’t know where you would be taken with a short link. A legit website? A malicious website? Who knows.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/ygrauer/2016/04/20/five-reasons-you-should-stop-shortening-urls/

I heard this for the first time too, but it looks like they’re right https://web.archive.org/web/20191223181612/https://leafandcore.com/2016/09/03/brave-is-a-browser-that-could-save-the-web-but-its-from-an-awful-person/