I had no idea the inside also had screens, that’s awesome!

Shit’n’t’ve

It’s part of Florida’s “sunshine” laws. Certain government actions need to be publicly available, and in Florida that includes mugshots.

Sure, but Xenoblade isn’t about Japanese historical events. It’s a little too on-the-nose with Assassin’s Creed.

Lemmy World is not hosted in the US.

Which then results in sites charging money for subscriptions…

IIRC, it’s because the country this instance is hosted in has laws that make it difficult to publicly discuss the subject.

Lots of sites will do A/B testing with their headlines/thumbnails. Some users will see version A, some will see version B. After X amount of time, whichever version saw the most traffic becomes the “final” version which all users will see. I imagine this was a similar situation.

We need a depopulation of Zuckerbergs.

Unfortunately, there’s a lot of people out there missing half their brain.

“Suspected”

Arm yourselves, before they try to take that from you, too.

But he’ll be a convicted felon, so he won’t be able to buy a gun in the state of New York anymore! We got him!

Good.

I found an article that wasn’t paywalled.

This one doesn’t seem to be paywalled, either. Not for me, at least, even after a few reloads.

They cleaned the streets, just for you!

IMO, the “free parking rule” is necessary for a healthy game of Monopoly. Otherwise, the game will drag on for hours with players just slowly whittling away at each other’s properties until eventually everybody has been completely bled out.

However, that’s an intentional part of the game design; the original Monopoly was meant to showcase just how agonizing unchecked capitalistic greed can be, so games that run a long time with Pyrrhic victories are completely intended. But if you’ve got a life to live, you need to play with a few house rules to speed things along.

If I didn’t already have crippling self-image issues, I’d have seriously considered it.

And you don’t need to provide them with it, either. A friend of mine does OF, and has had no such requirement to verify her social media. Unless this is a new requirement that existing members aren’t obligated to go through, or required for a specific feature of the OF platform, then I believe providing them that info is otherwise optional.

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