I feel like the pendulum of how safe or dangerous weed is has spun back in the opposite direction. At the end of the day weed is a drug. There's worse things out there's but it's not harmless. I know potheads who look at it like it's another green leafy vegetable that also cures cancer.
Edit: I just realized this is the science community. This article is not science. It's news or maybe an editorial. There's plenty of legit studies to post if we want to have this discussion.
Pretty soon they'll be calling slavery an unpaid internship.
I think I read that they had permission from the city but the landlord themselves didn't approve it.
You guys joke, but damn if this route doesn't have the finest collection of Tim Hortons and McDonald's in the world.
Here's what will happen. They will be forced to remove from the play store and will probably need to be sideloaded. Then it will probably get Streisanded and be more popular. Then the UK government will eventually fold. My prediction.
I'm guessing they never opened up the API for chats. 3rd party app users never saw chats
For like the last 5 years his strategy just seems to be to announce his crimes outloud so they don't seem like a big deal to his supporters. Then from there his supporters do the heavy lifting and claim that prosecuting him is only politically motivated so we shouldn't prosecute despite overwhelming evidence straight from the horses mouth.
Except threads already has 4x more users than mastadon.
Mastodon has a bigger hill to climb because twitter depends on known personalities. Joe nobody has never been focus of twitter. On reddit, nobody cares who the OP is. It's all about the content shared on the platform which by it's very nature is going to be from outside sources. Reddit eventually got its own original content, but at it's core it's a link aggregator with a nice commenting system.
Memmy is winning so far for me.
Dude, most us left reddit because we loved our app. Apps are generally more refined than websites and offer better notification interaction.
It's better than reddits mobile site but native apps always win if the dev puts in an effort to make it good.
Hard to argue Tesla at fault when clearly the driver was impaired and at fault here.