Nebula
Fun thing about that service is that it was started by a group of YouTube creators who started by making an advertising service that was designed to share profit fairly (as opposed to their competition which aimed to extract as much money from advertisers and as much as they could from YouTube channels)
After the adpocalypse they started a competing video service with similar ethics (Nebula)
If Simon Whistler put his channels on nebula, I'd hardly use YouTube for anything but music
About as bad as any of the animals that can eat grass, wild or farmed
As much as people hate Musk, Tesla is unusual in that they allow you to opt out of all connectivity. Get no updates, send no video, audio, or data to the company
I doubt a heroine user would have the motivation to post on 4chan. I'm counting this one as a "heroine users are skinny" joke
America moving zero to Celcius' zero would be better, it would remove one whole step from the calculation
Then if they made their degrees about 9 fifths the size (they could get higher resolution than they'd lose by doing what we do and quoting temperature to one decimal place where needed) it would be dead simple to convert (just change the symbol from °F to °C!)
and not so hard to convert
"Please change the entire world's system to make it easier for the one country that uses a different one"
Yet the doctor is fat, they explicitly say the exercise is for weight loss, the knowledge hasn't helped them.
You can just assume that since it's a day ending in "y" there has been another mass shooting in America
... Nestlé...
But surely it's proper for one company to control the entire food supply. I mean you wouldn't want to be a communist and not let the free market do as it wishes
/s in case the italics and words aren't enough
Fat doctors telling you to exercise to lose weight 🫤
I'm failing to see whatever it is you see, though I clicked through to the full size picture before looking at the thumbnail, so my view of the thumbnail was influenced by having seen the full size picture
Your bracketed comment: that is the normal way of comment boards, I like intensifier comments like this. It's the "yes and" of the internet