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Close to my home, there is a crossing without traffic lights next to the bus stop I get off at. I can't count the number of times a car, or even more frequently a motorbike, coming from the right (which means I am in the middle of the crossing) sped up in order to be able to go through in front of me. And of course, most of the time they end up having to hard break in order to not run me over, and they still manage to complain (and most of the time while honking) that I am crossing at a crossing.

How did we move from talking about allowing kids to walk alone in the street and public transports, to you talking about workers rights ? Especially since on this topic, the US is also very bad in regards to workers rights.

Japan is insane then.

Yeah. I use KeepassXC on my computers and KeepassDX on my phone. All synced with syncthing and it works great.

All of these examples are good only if you think that we need to have access to everything as soon as possible. It can definitely be convenient at times, but it also feels like most of the time it actually ends up being forced on you, when in truth, life shouldn't require that we get money straight away, nor that we have to follow the best possible itineary. Being able to take our time to do things is to me the thing that we are actually missing nowadays.

Apart from health related things, anything else are just gadgets that don't really improve life IMHO.

I don’t think the lemmy interface tells you the number of active users for in instance

I think what you see on the main page (at the bottom right, just below the instance description/rules) is the instance's specific stats.

I still play Old School RuneScape and Guild Wars 2, and they are both very active.

However, I've not tried a new MMORPG in ages. I don't even really know if any relatively new ones could be interesting to try out.

Personally, I tried it a wee bit, but the game kept stressing me so much, which I really hate. It's a shame because I keep hearing that it's an incredible game... Maybe if I try it at another time I'll have a different experience, I hope.

Comments were more of a bonus that I enjoyed looking at after I watched an episode. You could sometimes find some very interesting comments.

However, what they also removed is reviews. And I used that to choose what animes I was going to add to my watchlist. Without that, the website is pretty much useless, I rather watch them elsewhere if I have to use another website anyway to get the reviews.

Indeed. Because of this change, I already cancelled the auto renew of my subscription and I started looking back at the high seas.

This is a shame... Reading the comments after I watched an episode was part of the experience for me.