InternetCitizen2 @ InternetCitizen2 @lemmy.world

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Its true that the economy of scale to reduce emissions is at the factories and such, but the point of the other things on a personal level are important; largely because they instill a culture of caring about the matter. For example, for better or worse, the marine corps puts a lot of emphasis on the proper wearing and display of the uniform, so the consequence is that it is taboo to not shave or have unshined shoes. If you are the only one in a party using a plastic straw or the only one rolling coal; you'll be more than a sore thumb; you'll be shunned at a deeper level and by the wider community not just environmentalists.

No one is even saying no beef, but we are saying reduction in it. That statement is not only a false dichotomy, but preventing a real start to our movements.

Just in case anyone is also curious the chainsaw is also an inspiration from the anarcho capitalist president of Argentina. DOGE is rooted in those libertarian/ancap views. They expect the market to somehow decided to fix its failures.

All those things sounds like a good time.

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One woman was quite proud to pay $15 for her Accuweather app

Damn these smart capitalists figured out how to get a weather satellite into space for that cheap? No wonder socialism failed/s

For real tho it reminds me of that joke about libertarians being like cats. Also $15/mo feels way to high for weather updates

Fair enough

For that and fear the company getting bored and pulling the plug on servers, leaving me with a paperweight, is why I didn't get much into the IoT stuff.

One time I bought some under armor shoes with bluetooth. They would connect to my phone and an app would take measurements on my stride and angle of my foot in my runs. At some point they decided to make the app a subscription. They wanted a whole $15/mo! I decided to just run like a caveman instead.

Some people also think the point of fishing is to catch fish and not to chill out by the bay with some light beers.

Around my area it is hard to find a barber for under $20

Unsolicited dik diki vibes

Rolling coal and complaining about fuel prices should get you deemed mentally incompetent.

Likely from the side school of thought that was damaging the 5g towers during covid.

Or a reflection of your prowess as a fisherman

Ignoring the privacy its also rather decent without needing to beg for attention

. Instead, you must engage in a perpetual dance of "not now, please"

For similar reasons the ask not to track verbiage of iphones rubbed me the wrong way.

I slow down to allow them to pass me safely and easily.

Can't go to sleep if its busy doing telemetry

I understand chavs to be the backbone of British society

Is that Pete Opsec?

I wasn't a choice.