Its so much fun having these come out in order :)))
Cris_Color
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British authorities are using hospital data, youth outreach, and city planning to prevent violence, with incredible results
I mean it's unconfortable to hear it but it's also an entirely different term
Like if you say your tranny failed and you point at your broken down vehicle, it'll sound pretty awkward to a lot of folks these days, but unless they don't know it's used unrelatedly to refer to a transmission I can't imagine many folks are likely to think you're trying to describe them as a lesser, invalid human on the basis of how they relate to gender.
I'd find it a bit awkward or uncomfortable but I certainly wouldn't take offense by it.
I don't think anyone who's used it to refer to like a transmission or transceiver or transit van is a bad person or anything. There's a lot of room for misunderstanding but part of communication is knowing your audience. Honestly that's probably the biggest reason I think it's a good thing it's falling out of favour- there's less room for misunderstanding
Was curious why they described them as awkward
If you haven’t heard much about Obama’s comments, there’s a reason for that. He chose to deliver them at an event at which audio and video recordings were prohibited. If the idea was to disseminate this clarion call to the broader public, it was a weird choice of venues.
Obama never uttered the word “Trump” once. Throughout his remarks, it was clear what he was talking about. But he opted for broad generalities rather than specifics about who and what are threatening democracy.
It seems possible to me he wanted to address people who are involved in our government moreso that the public, but 🤷♂️
As a car enthusiast, personally I 1000% agree with the post. To me this is absolutely the right place for this post.
I want my pop up and down headlights back, and instead we have dumb SUVs with bumpers 6ft tall and zero appeal so that a soccer mom can plow over pedestrians with peak lethality
But the popups are "unsafe". Because then you might hit a pedestrian. At night. When everything being open at night in the US died during covid. Makes sense 🙃
I want them back 🥹
Edit: I removed the HELP and extra question mark from the end since I've now left it be outside and don't need a advice. I thought the cross post would include the body text from the first post on !cat@lemmy.world so I guess I accidentally left out all the other pictures and additional info, oops
I was able to build some trust and now it's extremely friendly, I live in an apartment complex with no pet doors in central NC, should I bring it inside and see if it's chipped in the morning? I don't wanna leave it outside if it might have no home, but I don't wanna steal someone's cat
It looks like an adolescent or a late kitten? The collar has nothing on it, it's just a piece of white flexible plastic with a buckle...
Removed the "HELP" since people in the other thread were able to help me figure out that I should leave it be outside
Cross posted from !risa@startrek.website :)
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That was incredibly dense but a very good read, the idea of the holding environment and "third force" were both really interesting and gave me a lot to think about
I also really liked this part from the conclusion
Thank you very much for posting