These same regions don't activate in dogs to anything like the same degree when they see other dogs.
Probably because they use scent more than sight for being in tune with their own species.
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As someone who spends more free time with electronics and other more expensive stuff than newspapers, this would cause a big rift between me and my dog.
I grew up in Canada.
My high school English teacher let us choose books to write essays on from a selection of a dozen or so that he was intimately familiar with and could tell whether someone was BSing or not.
I don't remember all of them, but I chose The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I also remember reading 1984 in his class.
Thank you for sharing; great points.
To me, this sounds a bit like crosswalks/intersections are the unsafe part rather than sidewalks.
It's a rule of thumb for cyclists to walk their bikes across intersections (even on bike paths/trails!), turning cyclists into pedestrians. Not that pedestrians are particularly safe where I live, but that would address part of the issue here.
Sidewalks where I live tend to have boulevards (grass off to either side for cyclists to pull onto), which may be different than the environments where these studies took place (I'm picturing buildings on one side and roads on the other).
Ah, that makes sense.
When I ride on sidewalks, I cross carefully. If there is any chance of a car coming, I slow down significantly to the point of getting off my bike at times.
Where I live, I have more close calls at such intersections in the bike lanes because cars like to try to make right turns in front of me. The first one can usually get in front, and I have to stop to not get hit, then the one behind thinks that they get to do the same thing.
I figure that walking my bike across an intersection isn't much different than someone pulling a grocery cart across the street.
Napster programmers demographic, it seems at times! Lol
That, and the "banned from Reddit" demographic. Two major demographics.
What is grey, then?
40% of eligible voters stay home and cry about our unfair election system in the U.S . While feeling smug about letting unchecked fascism take over as a consequence.
Thankfully, they saved Palestine by not voting for Kamala Harris!
cyclists die more often per km cycled on the sidewalk than on the road.
Really? That surprises me. Do you have a source for that?
You can have social media accounts without explicitly sharing your personal information.
Yes, they can infer a lot of info about you. But you don't need to use those accounts for sharing pictures of yourself, for example.
Not in the US, but my mom works for a really bad union whose greatest accomplishment seems to be giving employees paid 15-minute breaks every 4 hours or so.
The union talks big about protecting employees, but really only protects them the way that an HR department would.
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[bug] Webpage not available and back button doesn't function when trying to subscribe to a community after searching.
(sh.itjust.works)
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Tap search button on the bottom.
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Search like normal for communities with the search term. Results returned like normal.
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Clicking the unfilled heart (to subscribe) results in the error presented in the attached screenshot.
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The back button (Android) doesn't work. App must be force-closed.
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The subscribing action was successful; discovered on reboot.
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Repeating the steps, but instead of the unfilled heart, clicking on the community successfully navigates to the community.
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This didn't happen before.
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I might be one update behind current as of Mar 18
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Scent is how dogs (generally) primarily experience the world.
Because dogs don't use their faces the same way that humans do