Is there a way to leverage down votes to limit content, at the magazine or instance level? I think I know the answer, but it would be dandy to put in place
"These are the same picture"
I support Earnest, but this is good. Idk, I'm okay that we're the scrappy instance, lol.
"Oh God they double-posted, must be kbin."
Thanks for posting. This also took me down a rabbit hole of how Taiwan's status has also been complicated since WWII, more than I normally knew, by how Japan had agreed to surrender and how they did/didn't relinquish sovereignty of Taiwan at the time.
No one says "AFAB" ... the cops probably just got out their phones, waiting to post a vid of the crash. Huddled together, laughing about how fucked the driver is.
Thanks to these firefighters actually putting themselves in danger for another. We need more of that selflessness today, especially for tomorrow.
Can't have "AI" influencing people, you need to purchase their ads if you want that.
I agree but surely you expected the "always has been" meme, right?
What if we look at the pictures on the Telegram channel of him in attendance?
Someone tried to bring a samovar inside the city limits. There have been warnings about just this thing for centuries!
Just to keep giving kitchen scale tips... if your single item is too small to register on the scale, add multiples until it registers and divide by the quantity.
It's an obvious tip to me in retrospect but helped me and hopefully someone else.
Don't ask crass questions like that, it's up to the waves to decide.
For your average Freedom Units Enjoyer like myself, "Argentina-sized" is about four Texas.
I'm usually really bad about turning it, perhaps once a season. I've been doing it more monthly lately though, my piles are definitely running warmer now.
What does the upvote/downvote do, could someone kindly explain?
Just to plug a related book by Mike Cleveland... it's a good read, I found it at the library and helped me get in the right mindset for lightening up.
https://ultralightbackpackintips.blogspot.com/2013/09/retail-ordering-for-book.html?m=1
I started to get into minimalism after looking at my house, I spent so much time just dealing with "stuff" that I didn't even really want. I wanted my time back, not only from dealing with it all but the mental burden before getting it out of my life.
The Reddit sub has really helped me learn new techniques to deal with it and prevent it from happening again.
Just to call out, if I'm having trouble getting rid of something that's sentimental... I take a picture of it. If I like something in a store, I can appreciate it at the store as a nice object but don't need to have it.