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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Is there a "buy nothing" community on Lemmy? Or an anti-consumerism comm?
6·8 days agoThere is a frugal community, which is close. If you build a Buy nothing community I’ll join in.
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Technology@lemmy.world•More than 20% of videos shown to new YouTube users are ‘AI slop’, study findsEnglish
60·10 days agoI’ve stopped watching YouTube shorts because of this, and the removal of the downvote count makes it harder to tell.
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Pawsitivity@lemmy.world•ESA Housing Rights: For The No Bite List And Pet Fees Where You Live!English
7·11 days agoJust watched a whole Dogs & Coffee with Rocky Kanaka where they pointed out this whole certified service dog thing was bullshit. There is no officially recognised certification for service animals. Is there a special carve out for emotional support animals? No clue, but these certificates are most likely a scam, and make it harder for people with genuine service animals.
Only thing people should ask you about your service animal is:
- Is it a service animal
- What function does it perform.
manualoverride@lemmy.worldtoThey Did The Math@mander.xyz•Yobasari calculates the impossibility on Big Think's energy argumentsEnglish
3·16 days agoSaving the planet one crime at a time.
manualoverride@lemmy.worldtoThey Did The Math@mander.xyz•Yobasari calculates the impossibility on Big Think's energy argumentsEnglish
8·16 days agoJust to be on the safe side I’m going for the much more environmentally friendly option of torrenting movies and TV shows encoded with H.265 only during peak renewable generation hours, and playing it back on nice low power media player that can take advantage of the ultra low power decoding of H.265.
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Ask UK@feddit.uk•My kettle is on it's last legs... what kettle should I buy?
3·16 days agoBought a Dualit Architect last year because it was on offer at Costco (UK). It’s really good and pours with a laminar flow, made in the UK, but kinda expensive.
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Apple@lemmy.zip•Apple is forcing iPhones to update to iOS 26 to patch security holes
1·20 days agoOr maybe iPX users are getting an upgrade?
Ok yeah we’re not, I’m coping.
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UK Politics@feddit.uk•Zarah Sultana rushes to HMP Bronzefield for dying hunger striker
44·21 days agoI consider myself on the left of politics, but ZS just sounds like a nightmare who is only interested in promoting herself.
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Xbox@lemmy.zip•How to Ensure a Fun, Safe and Welcoming Gaming Experience for Your Kids on Xbox This Holiday SeasonEnglish
1·21 days agoMaybe just a UK thing for now, under the guise of “protecting the kids”. They first said it was required to use online services, but now I think it’s been reduced to some features like chat to people not in your friends list.
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Xbox@lemmy.zip•How to Ensure a Fun, Safe and Welcoming Gaming Experience for Your Kids on Xbox This Holiday SeasonEnglish
2·21 days agoMy Xbox account is over 20 years old, why TF do I have to ‘prove my identity/age to continue using all features’
manualoverride@lemmy.worldtoHome Improvement@lemmy.world•ideas for deadspace behind fridge
1·27 days agoI’d start with a search for “unistrut” tracks as these are pretty standard across multiple industries and applications, which makes them cheap, then add “wheel trolly”.
One track down each side 4 trolleys per board and make each board two and a bit feet long and you can have 3 down there. Attach them together with some webbing and a couple of snap fasteners, so you can pull each board out and remove it or just let it dangle down the wall.
manualoverride@lemmy.worldtoHome Improvement@lemmy.world•ideas for deadspace behind fridge
3·27 days agoSo it’s ~3ft high, 4ft deep, and runs along the wall we are looking at behind the cupboard around 7ft?
I’m assuming the frame on the left is a doorway, as you walk through that door is there a wall on your right that you can make an opening in for this space?
Having a direct shot along the 7ft length you could make some simple trolly platforms or just store boxes along the length with straps attached so you can pull them out from the back.
I have a similar space in my garage over my porch, where I have a pressurised air cylinder, that’s probably more use in a garage than a kitchen… but you could dry your plates really really fast.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What little things do you do each day that are your small ways of sticking it to the man?
2·1 month agoSadly they just put a ticket on the car and post you a fine if you don’t pay it… I could however just swap number plates with for example a blue Reliant Regal nearby and truly embrace my inner Mr Bean.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What little things do you do each day that are your small ways of sticking it to the man?
5·1 month agoIn my imagination I’m Jonny English in a V8 Vantage, ducking into a space whenever the warden turns around…. In reality it’s more Mr Bean in an Austin Mini.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What little things do you do each day that are your small ways of sticking it to the man?
91·1 month agoWe spend a lot of time together, this gives us 30ish minutes of alone time to browse Lemmy for me and Facebook for her, there are almost never parking wardens, but it makes it a bit exciting. Finally if we shop together we end up getting lots of things we shouldn’t buy, alone we tend to get what is on the list and get out.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What little things do you do each day that are your small ways of sticking it to the man?
25·1 month agoAbout 5 years ago our town centre introduced parking charges, so now one of us goes shopping while the other sits in the car looking out for parking enforcement so we can drive a loop around the carpark. We probably pay less than once per year, but we park there at least once per week. Saves us ~£100 a year.
Fairness and equality are different words and mean different things, you also cut off the second half of that quote in an attempt to prove your point.
It was you talking about fairness.
No, it wasn’t, I didn’t mention fairness because that is not my point at all, my focus is moving away from ICE vehicles.
prefer vehicles to be taxed according to their weight?
As long as all safety system weight is removed from the calculation then maybe! We don’t want companies sacrificing safety for weight reduction.
Also significant changes should only apply to new vehicles, so the rules don’t change retrospectively after people have already made significant financial decisions based on government policy.







You’re not allowed to criticise the Messiah on Lemmy.