“Ara ara”

$20 a day is 1.5x minimum wage in Brazil. And we aren’t even that poor.

What if you forgot a day, and just posted another one the next day without realizing?

Leave your phone at home sometimes, and when you need the abortion, just do that!

As in, every time you go on a walk, leave your phone at home, and then they lack of data will just be normal.

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yeah lol, I kinda mean both at the same time so ill leave it like that.

Was expecting this comment, I used to be a pacifist, after asking why people would* punch nazis in asklemmy, I read a few books they reccomended and I changed my mind.

tldr: nothing.

edit: * if it is morally correct

“The police are your friend”. Maybe they where right, as im white.

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Yeah, but their llm doesn’t even disclose where it gathered its training data, very sus.

I always thought as tho the meaning of the sub name is to make fun of people who do not awnser “stupid questions” by saying that they are forbidden from the sub.

Maybe I’m just stupid lol

May I ask you what script blocker I should use? I use Firefox with ublock.

And also in some of the non developed countries (Cuba, Brazil)

a party that “veterans” (people in their last year of college) throw to people in their first year. I don’t know a better name for it)

Será que é por isso que sempre tem aqueles avisos de “nova embalagem”? Ou talvez fique escrito nas letrinhas pequenas atrás? Nunca percebi algo assim, mas muito legal saber que essa lei existe!

edit: se pesquisar por “reduflação” no google imagens, aparecem vários exemplos disso. Estou impressionado que eu nunca via algo assim…

For real? I live in brazil and never noticed any warnings on price increases, or size changes…

I live in a family of 6, and we were able to live car free for a year when we lived in germany. My dad used to live and work 300 kilometers away, and he would visit us every few weeks, coming by high speed train. My mother did all the buying groceries by bike. And we didnt live in any big city. It was a town of less than 10.000 people. It is possible for families to live car free. We did roadtrips by bike, visited nearby cities, went to beaches by train. We did have the car of a relative available, but we used it some 5 or 6 times in the whole year.

I dont care if you have a family, you can live car free, if in the right place. And we aren’t super rich or anything, we lived with our relatives, and my dad lived in a friend’s house, who gave him a very big discount.

And we also didn’t have any 3 bikes each, our bikes were mostly oldies borrowed from old family friends who didn’t need them.

And if you do the math, 100 dolars a month, is pretty cheap for a car, if you consider gas and wear, so it is cheaper to buy a pretty nice bike every 3 months than to own a car.