Yeah, just 15 seconds and jot down a comment. Whenever I’m even hesitant, I just leave a comment. Doesn’t hurt anything and it can always be removed if not needed

Easier to remove later rather than add it after the fact

I felt lots of stress on your behalf by just reading that ☠️

It could very well differ from country to country. I’m not sure

That’s a good point. And I imagine it’s harder to undo the damage if identity theft happened years prior

Thanks for adding links! Note taken

I’m not sure why it would impact a credit score. But to be fair, the calculation of credit score is not at all transparent

Yeah, I thought it was safer to put that because I’m not sure if there are similar systems universally

Do you know if a credit freeze cover this case too?

This is already possible in many Lemmy apps. I built the Quiblr web app and messages are more similar to a messaging app. Many Lemmy apps probably do similar as it’s just a front-end change.

It’s so expensive that the NYC subway used to be multiple private railroad companies but the business just wasn’t feasible (at a reasonable price) when the market had a downturn - which is why the city eventually took it over.

This is why the track geographies are so odd in NYC

What do they do if you are caught without a ticket?

If anyone likes to explore random communities/posts, I added a “Feeling Lucky” button in the Lemmy web app Quiblr. It’s been a useful way to find interesting posts

I think the struggle is that we still need to build more tools for the fediverse ecosystem. I’ve been building Lemmy frontends but it’s a big lift to make a world class experience for users, moderators, instance owners, etc.

Progress is being made, but I agree that Lemmy was not prepped for the wave of Reddit users.

I’d be interested in knowing how much more emissions come specifically from private plane owners. Not just billionaires, but celebrities that use their planes to fly short distances

Nobody could have predicted this. NOBODY! /s

This seems like a reasonable regulation from the government. These tire companies failed to self-regulate and innovate to replace these chemicals. This is the push they need to invest in a better process that is a good alternative