I’ve already met you in the middle, I’m not providing any more information until you answer my question because I don’t believe you’re after a nuanced answer and you haven’t even tried to convince me or entertained anything else I said in my previous comments.
Give me a good reason why you’re so interested in Chicago over other, worse cities and I’ll bite
Yes, you people are asking that to derail from answering the question.
Who people? Do you think I’ve organised a group of friends to all get on your case about this one particular question, or is it more likely that random individuals have the same issues with your question?
It’s not an important piece of information unless you don’t want to admit chicago has a problem with violence.
I think everywhere that has violence has a violence problem. Violence is a problem. Why are you so interested in Chicago’s problem rather than the problem everywhere else?
Are you trying to argue that the crime rates of other cities mean chicago doesn’t have a problem? Just say so if that’s the case.
No, I’ve literally already told you that. I’m simply interested in why you’re interested in the 25th (random number) most violent place instead of the most violent place? What is it about Chicago that has got you so interested?
I’m not sure why you people think that the crime rates of other cities means chicago doesn’t have a problem
That isn’t the point people are making. They are wondering what it is about Chicago that made you focus on it rather than other cities that have a higher crime rate.
It’s an important piece of information you conveniently left out.
If you’re so concerned about skewed results look into per-capita numbers. But it sounds like you already have a reason in mind, you just don’t want to say it
Badumtss
No one is really “qualified” to weigh in on someone else’s gender identity or expression. Although, everyone is welcome to support and share their experiences while they navigate their own (or their partners) transition.
Look into the various “blahaj.zone” instances if you want some already established communities.
I get your point that it’s not specifically Chrome or specifically Safari that are holding other browsers back, but Apple and Google own the vast majority of market share in mobile devices and by extension, browsers used in mobile devices. I think that’s the crux of what the investigation is getting at
I disagree with your last statement. Is promising to change not evidence of the motivation to change?
Some people lie about their intentions or don’t plan to change as quickly as expected, absolutely. But to assume everyone who has promised to change won’t feels unfair.
Oh awesome. I’ve never heard of it, I’ll have to check it out
A brain/computer interface. But like you say, depending on the state of tech companies maybe only as an input (I can manipulate computers without allowing them to send a signal of any kind to me).
It’d just be for stuff like mentally dictating note taking, being able to “Google” my thoughts (probably best to send the output to my phone rather than directly into my brain)
Thanks for the advice.
Yeah, I completely understand that it’s not gonna be as popular as Reddit immediately, but I know that if I felt the need to jump ship, other people will too.
I’m most just searching through All and sorting by new ATM trying to find some interesting things to read about and topics to discuss
I first saw this news over on Reddit, immediately searched for an alternative. Got home from work and now here I am
“Try” is an issue. What if someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed and decided to burn off some steam by assaulting people?
Not thinking about ethics isn’t the same as not having an ethical framework you most closely adhere to