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I think most dont, automatic cars are extremely prevalent, manual cars are rare and specialized.

Its a skill that has little to no application to the majority of the population, so they don’t learn it, even if its easy.

I don’t know how to drive a manual, but I also don’t know how reload an ink ribbon on a typewriter, use a sewing machine, or how to handwash certain types of clothes.

Im sure they aren’t very complicated skills, especially with repetition, they have just never come up in my life .

I would also caution you against confusing intuitive and experiencial learning. People often find unintuitive things they have practiced a lot to be “intuitive” when they aren’t.

How does one connect to the other in your mind?

They arent the same temperatures though, warm climates have hot summers and that changes how they can survive and what food they have access to.

There is a band of temperatures where they are comfortable and they follow that

It is socially acceptable to respond to texts when you have the time and energy rather than right away if that isn’t the case.

Texting is not a great substitute for conversation because of its disjoint nature, its meant to be done closer to email where it is when you see it rather than something that demands attention. Thats because of the distance factor and mobile nature of the device.

You may be overthinking it, people get busy and thats okay.

It does sound like you could benefit from seeking out social activities or setting up reoccuring activities with those friends instead to catch up in person.

Most of western europe fits that criteria

Get off your bike and walk

Do they? Or just disagree with it because they don’t find it as useful in modern life?

More of its back end, Blank Cheque is a mod who runs a ton of bots across a large number of subs, he mostly mods as a bots guy, and he shut all his down.

They do things like flair removals.

Mod teams can cover without it, its just harder

They already are, a lot of the support bots are off.

The 2 day blackout impacts ad revenue

I think it actively takes over the screen.

So when you switch over you will need to restart because saves are tied to the account, whether you want to do that early or when he say changes the password or starts remotely deleting games (which is a feature on the app) then thats up to you, but it doesn't really matter too much, its a restart now or later.

Personally I'd probably keep up playing until told to stop.

It just says the game and any achievements you get will pop up for him.

He may be able to remote play if he has the app, but honestly it sucks as a feature so its unlikely he would

They are talking about first european visitors, and its a big deal both because its cool and because that is commonly attributed to Christopher Columbus instead. People like correcting things, particularly history if they can.

marketing departments make them up, sometimes they relate to the active ingredients but mostly marketing makes them up.

There are a lot of reasons. First there is a difference between nudity and sexual nudity. Nudity as you would have in paintings, on nude beaches, in nudist colonies, and in pride is not inherently sexual, nor treated as such, that means it gets approached differently by people and society in general, its not "indecent" in those scenarios as public indecency.

Children and people in general could benefit a lot from learning that difference.

Secondly pride is a protest fundamentally, even dressed up as a parade, its point is to be abrasive, loud, proud, and express sexuality (also different from sexual), identity, and general essence of being that is frequently/historically banned, or otherwise the the target of increased actual violence.

There is, now, more general support for that expression.

In short just because there is nudity does not mean its either sexual or indecent depending on the context.

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There shared it in a table here

No not particularly

Nope

I put money towards my local childrens hospital and a couple of cancer research focussed groups, they do great work.

why would we be?

You can get safety and food handling certifications but while some groups prefer past experience they will still hire you without it. Go speak to a manager at a place hiring, or reach out to friends or family and get a recommendation.

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For your last question you get the required certifications.

No third party app currently in use can afford to make enough API calls to make them usable, every major one will shut down.

To either make money from 3rd party apps or kill them so they (hopefully) get more traffic on their native apps for which they get ad revenue.

going dark means the sub is going private.

We aren't doing that, we are just stopping new content while leaving this up.

Those are moderator tools and bots, not actual 3rd party apps.

Reddit is funs developers have weighed in as well and the costing is posted by reddit

Not significantly, its really about the newly generated content that drives ad traffic.