I'd swap some of the first clay documents around until I ended up with a timeline where we live modern life with a gift economy rather than a money economy. We'd all have a lot more options to pay off our debt rather than the streamlined ridgid money system.
Which one's do you recommend?
While this doesn't help, I am interested.
The worst she can say is "911 this guy is harassing me."
Even if he's innocent, he's going to court and getting a stain on his reputation.
Is is really odd. Roblox literally breaks the law, but it's Microsoft and Epic being sued.
There's no glory in suffering, but there's stubbornness in my heart.
Too hard to sterilize to be safe. I'd recommend silicon or steel toys instead. Lubricant eye drops work as lube, but you still have to keep your stuff clean.
I feel kinda silly about not using browser containers before.
Do you recommended any specific VPNs?
I've already cut as much online shopping out of my life as I can, but there are some things I can't buy in store anymore.
Everything has a lifespan, YouTube remaining free is probably in the middle of its lifespan by my guess.
The cat and mouse game will go on for a bit before YouTube asks for donations, then starts requiring paid memberships across the board. Nobody wants to pirate a few dozen 30 second videos of cats, and that's when YouTube's competition will rise.
As YouTube dies, new things will pop up to fill the niche. Most of us are hoping that new thing comes sooner rather than later. One day Peertube, Odyssey, and Grayjay will be better competition than little old YouTube.
You asked this on Lemmy, which is a niche being filled in by the enshitification of Reddit. You're part of the progress away from pdependency on the big few corporate sites. That's a bigger deal than most people know.
Do not call up your local Pizza Hut and social engineer a means to get the manager's name. For example, don't say "Hey I have some questions for the hiring manager, are they in? I don't mean to be awkward, but what should I call you so I'm not saying manager for this whole conversation."
Don't order the curse of flames pizza from the local Domino's to the Local Pizza Hut under the Pizza Hut manager's name. The curse of flames pizza is a large well-done thin pizza with no sauce or cheese, only spinach.
Again, don't do any of this. If the Domino's doesn't instantly refund your hypothetical order to the manager of the Pizza hut, an underpaid worker will scoop the embers of the curse of flames pizza out of the oven and put it on a stack of pizza boxes where the embers will catch fire.
Then the Domino's manager will have to use the fire extinguisher and they'll mistakenly sue the manager of the Pizza Hut for property damage.
Again don't do it because once they figure out it was you and not their competitor, they'll come after you for property damage instead. The legal fees on both sides might put the struggling franchise owners at a loss for a bit, and shut down either restaurant for everyone else.
That's why you don't order the Curse of Flames Pizza from Dominos to the manager of the Pizza Hut.