Vivec?

Doesn’t work that well when the way is constantly twisting and splitting. Cave layout can be extremely confusing.

Don’t most people have Whatsapp? It’s certainly harder to spy on the content of your messages, it’s just a matter of how much issue you have with giving Meta your metadata.

Minecraft probably. I avoid legitimate horror games (and movies) and the fact that you don’t have saves can get a little stressful when you’re down in a cave, don’t know how to find your way back (and thus probably won’t find your body) and then basically get jumpscared by dangerous enemies or holes in the ground.

The downvotes without even one critical comment are rather telling.

The difference in figures was attributed to boys being more likely than girls to report condom use at their last intercourse.

Maybe there has been more lesbian sex!

Workers rights activists are leftist activists by virtue of advocating for workers rights, IMO.

Unfortunately, the tankies are also impeding the change we actually need (e.g. expansion of workers rights). It’s harder to get involved in leftism when such a large part of vocal leftists are tankies.

Bit difficult to engage in “carnal activities” in public, though (or rather, it’s not that hard but it kinda sucks).

How is that a “flavor”?

China has a different flavor? 🤷‍♂️

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Think maybe as humans we just forgot how to build houses or something.

There’s some legitimate issues (e.g. investors buying up housing and trying to squeeze out as much short-term profit as possible, increasing prices for raw materials), but the main issue seems to be that most governments refuse to take effective measures for whatever reason. IDK, maybe they’re just all strapped for cash after the recent pandemic.

People are leaving New Zealand in record numbers as unemployment rises, interest rates remain high and economic growth is anaemic

AFAIK they also have a somewhat severe housing crisis. No idea whether it’s actually worse than e.g. in Australia, though - who doesn’t have a housing crisis these days?

From my experience in Germany, that’s not really true. Freight trains regularly run on the same tracks and through the same train stations as passenger trains (of course they don’t actually stop at passenger train stations). There’s some dedicated tracks of course, especially to and from freight stations, but I AFAIK that’s not the majority of tracks they’re running on.

Could be separate tracks in countries that actually have well-run train networks, though.

And yes, you read that right, the vast majority of Amtrak’s alignments are shared with freight rail.

Isn’t that kinda normal, though?

Who is “we” in that sentence?

It’s been a while since I bought anything “to go”, are reusable containers actually a thing nowadays or is this law just ignored by everyone?

Yes, housing is a crisis, and it started years ago.

Munich was picked because it’s the most expensive city in Germany. No idea why they picked Karlsruhe, though.

ATMs are getting sparse in Germany, too. My next ATM used to be within 10 minutes walking distance, now it’s a bus ride away.

Supermarkets often offer cash back, and there’s usually more supermarkets than ATMs.