While looking for a screwdriver in the garage you notice that the light is not working.

No, no, you can’t do something like this. This is a normal game for normal people, you can’t hide an ADHD simulator in there.

Anyway, here’s that one clip from Malcolm in the Middle of Hal fixing a lightbulb

Does it have cup holders?

I think that’s more because they work themselves to death, not because they’re not allowed to pirate manhwa.

You cant fence ideas.

Yeah, you can’t fence ideas using copyright, that’s what patents are for.

Swap it with shit tier.

Volvo belongs to Geely which owns a few other brands focused on electric cars such as Polestar and Zeekr.

Bezos bought WaPo in 2013, and for the most part he seemed largely hands off for nearly a decade.

At the time there was no need to interfere.

Joining the UK might shift the balance towards EU membership.

What do you mean local officials are worried? Who approved this?

It’s a critique of class differences, which is not limited to capitalism. North Korea is not a country I would call capitalistic, yet there are extreme class differences. Maybe that’s why they don’t want their people to watch Squid Game. This type of critique is also not limited to Squid Game, it can be seen in a lot of K-Dramas and korean films, Squid Game just shows it in a more brutal way.

For social media an important point is inertia/network effects combined with marketing. And I think a lot of open source/decentralised advocates are not good at marketing, while at the same time network effects can’t kick in due to lack of content. Because ultimately most people don’t care about it being open source or decentralised, most people care about content. If your favourite youtuber is not on peertube, then why use peertube. If your favourite celebrity is not on mastodon/pixelfed/loops then why use those. If there is no community for your favourite sportsball team on lemmy/piefed why join those platforms?

On one side there’s a fenced-off neighborhood

Noise pollution is a thing.

Nebula is the youtubers advertising for their own platform. It’s like “like and subscribe” or “subscribe to my patreon”.

It’s fine as long as the cyclists aren’t fast and there’s enough space.

In a lot of countries it is normal that children and teenagers use bicycles. Once teenagers start taking driving lessons they should already be aware of this. Refresher courses would be more helpful.

Second saturday would be better. Sundays are the worst.

For now. Studios owning cinemas was also legally irrelevant until it wasn’t.

Ultimately it doesn’t matter if consumers can choose between different services if the services don’t have the same “content” due to exclusive rights.

For now it seems to be mostly very “fediverse”.

The plane one is a bit tougher.

Gliders/sailplanes should be reasonably accessible.