As if sitting at a desk all day doesn't destroy your body.
It does. Which is why a standing desk is better, if you're at a screen all day.
And if you can get a standing desk with a treadmill, then it's peak health.
There are so many ways to make a desk job less terrible.
I'm using Adguard, but most will have element blocking as a feature.
Basically, I select "block ads on this website", and I click on the element. A small box comes up where I can fine tune the selected element (I usually do this to get cleaner results), then I preview and confirm the setting.
I'm able to then take that filter, and use it pretty much anywhere else that I use adguard (Android phone, another computer, etc.). It's awesome.
But like I said, most adblockers will have this feature, including the popular ublock origin. It might just be under a different name.
You can do this for any website :)
I've custom tailored my Amazon experience using my adblocker to delete pretty much any element that doesn't serve me.
This includes any and all ads, "recommended" items, "customers also bought..." listings, banners for their business account, and anything that isn't specifically relevant to the item I'm looking at.
I can't image using it vanilla. They'd lose my business.
I thought a lot of people have to accept a fair amount lower than this.
I mean, they could accept lower, but then they'd be homeless and starving but still employed, so they can't get any benefits.
Not really a choice they'd willingly want to make.
Basically, jobs that destroy your body, so you can't work past 55 anyway.
Expecting fascism to solve inequality
Nobody expects the far-right to solve inequality.
When you think about it, Conservative governments are about what can be TAKEN from people, not what can be GIVEN to them.
The right to marriage equality, a woman's choice to dictate her own reproductive future, disability rights, environmental protection, transportation accessibility, etc.
None of those issues are championed by the far-right, but they certainly are fought to be restricted or taken away.
We are so, so fucked if both Canada and the US have far-right governments in power for the foreseeable future. We will not recover from it.
No kidding!
Around here, not only is parking free, but drivers can't even be bothered to use free parking! Instead, they'll park (illegally) in bike lanes, because No Enforcement™ 🤫
Just tried Grayjay on desktop last night. Syncing with mobile is awesome.
But on desktop, I'll continue to use freetube because i can block channels (or even content by keyword) from showing up on my feed.
If you only watch content that you're sibscribed to, then this shouldn't even be a concern.
"The Liberals don't deserve another chance,"
And Conservatives shouldn't even get a chance, yet Singh is handing them power on a silver plate.
Burning down the country and democracy in the West "to own the Libs" sounds like a plan we may never recover from.
It's all about status. Big building = big dick. And more buildings spread all over the place is the equivalent to them having tons of kids.
It's such a primitive, ape-brain thing to do, but that's how these psychopaths operate.
This isn't “vomit-inducing”, it's rage-inducing.
If someone can give away 99% of their hoarded wealth, and still be a MULTI BILLIONAIRE, you know that the global community needs to come together and put caps on personal wealth. Taxing them isn't enough.
We have bike routes all over, and they are signed with something as shown.
But most of these will have a bike lane or sharrows along with the Bike Route signs.
However, I ran into one road that doesn't, it's just signed.
What's the best way to tag these roads? I don't want to cause confusion, but these unpainted (but signed) roads do actually lead to/from better cycling infrastructure, so they should be known.
UPDATE: Thanks for all the input, guys. Having looked into this further, I'm comfortable using the designated tag, at least for this specific road.
My municipality is a bit bipolar with their application of these signs. Most are signed as bike routes with toad markings, but a few are signed only.
Because these "bike routes" connect to more significant cycling infrastructure, I think its more than valid to tag them as “designated” as opposed to "yes" (which would be pretty much every road).
To add even more confusion to the situation, the official Cycling infrastructure map for my municipality seems to not include several areas that have both bike route signs and road markings, so i will ask them if the data is just lagging or if it needs to be updated.
So, unless there's a critical reason why the "designated" tag shouldn't be used in this context, I will leave it at that.
... and they use YouTube to host their informational videos.
"Please allow us to interrupt your research with intrusive targeted ads, so you can have a superior browsing experience." 🤡
Also, "identical" has a different meaning here.
There's a special place in hell for the monster who dreamed up this captcha!
As long as you can run the adguard browser extension in a mobile browser, then you can add new elements to block.
But if that's not an option, you can create those rules on a desktop browser, then add them to Adguard on mobile (the app, not the browser extension).
As long as you have the rules in a filter list, it'll work anywhere. These amazon specific sanitation rules may already be available on public adblocking lists, and in that case, they could work regardless of the adblocking app being used.