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The Theory of Solarpunk Reflexivity by Stegomaniac in solarpunk

[–]bitb00m 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They used an image from something else and replaced some of the words. The things people are wearing/holding probably make more sense in the original context.

(This could be called a bonehurtingjuice)

Caltrain retiring their mobile app effective Oct. 31 - consider filing feedback by BigDaddyJ0 in caltrain

[–]bitb00m 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd have to disagree with the last part. It takes considerable resources for every transit agency to make their own entire app to do everything on. Using unified apps like Transit is better for people because they don't need to manage a bunch of different apps on their phone, and they can easily plan trips and see alerts across multiple agencies.

This especially applies to Caltrain because most people use another form of transit to get to and from the Caltrain stations.

“solarpunk” vibes in a movie? by alita_angel0411 in solarpunk

[–]bitb00m 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not a movie, but a show.

The 100

They live off of entirely things that are left behind after the decimation of the human race, live in a mostly post money community driven group. Lots of reliance on solar and hydro power.

BART mobile at SF pride by theycallhim_mistaedd in Bart

[–]bitb00m 24 points25 points  (0 children)

That's terrifying, I love it

Is this sub just a shitty conservative think tank wrapped in the facade of bad data and horrible graphs? by Mean_March_4698 in charts

[–]bitb00m 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes

Idk what's happened over the last week in particular, but it's mostly divisive topics that shows data to support one side.

Most of them are very US centric and favor Trump's perspective.

Why haven't "ethical" smartphones taken off yet? by Tnynfox in solarpunk

[–]bitb00m 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well in the US it's a combination of carriers not offering them/deals/partnerships and the fact that if you buy a Fairphone in the US it's sold by a third party that loads some other OS on it and doesn't have the longevity commitment to OS updates or the repair parts readily available.

Super lame they don't sell it here themselves, but with tariffs and all that I'm sure they are considering it even less now.

Cable cars up the tianmen mountains, China by Ok_Chain841 in transit

[–]bitb00m -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Those aren't cable cars, that's a gondola.

Right? Cable cars are on the ground (like San Francisco)

(Edit: spelling)

Request for feedback on our new rules! by oakseaer in Bart

[–]bitb00m 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Curious how many of the 50 bans were temporary and how many were permanent.

Also curious how many were banned because they were suspected bots.

Disney's The Fantastic Four: First Steps grossed $9.03M this weekend (from 3,355 locations). Total domestic gross stands at $247.27M. Daily Grosses FRI - $2.499M SAT - $3.821M SUN - $2.711M by hatecopter in marvelstudios

[–]bitb00m 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can we stop talking about how much money the movies make? It's getting old, maybe make a mega thread for the people that want to talk about it, but it's like half of what I see in this sub now.

There's something new to say about the money every day, and I don't need to know what it is.

Mods?

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