They just have the things people buy. Sugar water seems to be what people prefer over real juice, so that’s what they make and sell in higher quantities.

Education is probably the answer here, because people assume it’s healthy. We’d definitely need better regulation on package labeling too.

These are all masterpieces in their own right with little to no bad episodes:

Cowboy Bebop Dark Arcane Andor Firefly She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Bojack Horseman Fleabag FLCL Chernobyl Reservation Dogs Future Boy Conan

Sherlock S3E2 (wedding episode) is probably my favorite self-contained mystery drama ever. It’s really just season 4 that is a letdown.

Check out Seven Dials, an Agatha Christie adaptation!

I’d recommend giving Sealab 2021 and Home Movies a try if you like Archer

The big and medium communities are lost. Small niche communities still have some good followings and timely content.

This voice feature is ableist against… paraplegics!

rofl why does the patent have the viewer stand up and cheer it

Seriously. I watched her speech and she has more courage in her pinky toe than all of ICE combined.

I think they’re talking about the thumbnail

The victim had a loving family with him, so it couldn’t have been a Tesla

I’ve been a social media moderator and it’s an awful, thankless, volunteer job. And I think objectively we kept our community very tightly focused on our narrow topic and civil. But we’d have never gotten to that point without a ton of help from the community itself. We outlined our vision and had clear, reasonable guidelines, so it was very easy to determine if something was against the rules to report.

But this was a special interest subreddit, and it was a constant battle. I made sure that every ruling and interaction I made had thoughtful intent. I had to step down because it was making me legitimately depressed.

I could never fault a moderator for being overwhelmed, especially for a community as chaotic as instagram. For these large, general purpose communities, it’s impossible to police directly. It truly takes the whole community to enforce and report bad behavior.

So no, you shouldn’t blame the victims, but you have to understand it’s a massive systemic problem with no easy solution. The best advice you can give really is “Take care of yourself, and avoid problematic communities.”

Not just the controls, but the entire game design is utterly unique. It’s a breakneck 2d racing game where you can only see about 1/4 second ahead of you (or less). You navigate jumps and turns by reading the color of the track. It becomes surprisingly intuitive. It’s such a fun game that I wish could be on NSO to see some wider popularity.

We’re the internet’s Australia

Don’t sanitize my boy Edmund! He made games called Cunt, Dead Baby Dressup! and suteF

…that’s not how that works

Wasn’t this on the tame side, as far as halftime shows go?

Hell yeah. And I suppose my “not good enough” would be better stated as “if a musician or venue is insecure or uncomfortable with a real performance, they shouldn’t play live”.

If you’re a decent performer there’s no need. If you’re not good enough without studio editing, you shouldn’t be performing live anyway.

A few months ago my wife and I were on vacation in Peru and we got kicked off our flight through no fault of our own, along with 5 other strangers. We spent hours in the airport working out logistics of getting home, getting reimbursed, getting hotels/meals, etc. At one point, they suggested to one of the women to take an uber to the hotel (this was around 3 am) and she said “I’m not going out into the city without anyone I know, you’re going to send me with someone I can trust.” We had only met hours ago, but our shared predicament gave us unity.

A D&D party trauma bonding over some initial catastrophe is honestly realistic. So, if you meet up for a job and it goes badly enough, you’re essentially family!