Thanks for the source.

What other states other than California has it?

Maybe denial is the new word for club?

Lemmy is designed to solve only one of Reddit’s problems, and by solve, I mean make it so it does not require complete abandonment of the platform when things go bad. The things you’re complaining about exists because Lemmy works very similar to Reddit in a lot of things, so the discourse will also go down the same path eventually.

The same thing will happen if you look for other Reddit alternatives unless it is not only specifically designed to avoid them but also succeed in doing so.

How old are you?

Is it not more like all the way out?

I’m sorry, the contract has already been signed.

That’ll just make my weak jawline more visible, not make it stronger.

I bought the same kind, and its lasted me 6 months now. Hopefully that means I got one of the good ones and that it’ll last me a good while.

Again, I said it depends on location. I’m not talking about the US here, and there are no Doordash or Uber Eats where I’m from.

Edit: According to this study (Link), in the UK, about 83% of delivery drivers use mopeds. The UK does have Uber Eats.

The motive could be as simple as asking for a job while not being fluent in English or not being confident in their English skills. People look for the worse in people way too much sometimes.

You’re right, but that’s wanting something that the guy you’re replying to is powerless to change by himself. Simply arguing against using gig economy delivery services without fixing the underlying cause for why they need to use it doesn’t solve the problem.

An extreme counterexample is required in response to your extreme mischaracterization of the guy’s argument. I’m just continuing down your logic of exaggerating the argument to the point of being nonsensical. It turns out you only like it when you do it to other people, but not when its done to you.

So did you hunt for your dinner last night?

Your gatekeeping sounds more like a Reddit attitude than what he said.

That just means the place you live has a serious car dependency problem.

That is, again, depending on the location. Where I’m from, the large majority of food deliveries are done on a moped.

Which community banned you?

It would, because desktop users are a lot easier to infect than servers. They might be a lot less valuable than servers, but at the same time, they are much less secure. I’m sure there are plenty of people who would prefer going for the easier targets if there is enough of them to make up for the smaller value.

You’re still doing it.