r/suburbanhell?
r/suburbanhell?
Every attempt to fix this is met with boomers screaming about ruining the unique character of the neighborhood.
The leaded gas made them easier to brainwash.
Sad how car citric our cities have become. But even worse was in Yellowstone and you can't get anywhere without a car and traffic backs up and you stuck while everyone sitting in their running cars spraying the shitty fumes in the air.
Land Value Tax would fix this
Removing mandatory parking spaces would also help.
Yeah, there are multiple issues that would need to be fixed.
where is lemmy's YUROP?
It will get better. Lemmy got more traffic in the last week than it did in the last year.
Spez throwing third party reddit reader apps under the bus & communities democratically agreeing they'll only host pictures of Jon Oliver and multi gigabyte videos of white noise was the best thing to happen to Lemmy xD
What's missing is the ability to filter communities by instance. Right now, it's Local or All, and even then that list can't be sorted in any other way than the default (users per month).
To add communities from other instances you basically need to discover them somewhere else (either on that other instance in its Local list, or on lemmyverse.net) then search for them in your local instance, then you can subscribe.
Add to that the fact that if I use the local browser from another instance, I'm no longer logged in, so I need to go to the other instance, find the community, and then manually redirect from ThatInstance/c/comunity to Myinstance/c/community@ThatInstance... It's the downside of a federated network I guess...
@ghariksforge Over here, it seems.
Without looking, I'm pretty sure that's Houston, TX near the arena (whose name now escapes me after almost a decade away). I moved to a place with great public transit and could never go back to driving all the time.
What are some good public transit places in the US?
I don't know, honestly; I moved to urban Japan.
I live in urban Spain, and I can confirm that good public transit is great. You can even travel between cities, and that's actually really nice for teenagers who can't drive or afford cars. Also, the huge traffic jams that form in rush hours are getting smaller due to people using the subway or trains.
Let's start one!
/c/fuck_cars
Are you able to bike/scooter to work?
May want to see if you can afford an electric bike with off-road tires.
You might be able ride where you walk.
For anyone who lives in cities with half responsible urban planning, let me tell you: It's worse than you can imagine. It's genuinely unwalkable (I've tried, don't have a car) especially in the summer when you have zero protection from the sun. Also, this is technically the "downtown" with all the commercial/industrial areas. It's hard enough to walk through here, the distance between your 1M+ house deep in the suburbs to here is ten times greater, maybe it'll have sidewalks, or a bike path if you're really lucky.
Give me a godamn concrete jungle, we'll discuss aesthetics and blocking out light and the view out the window and all that later, at the very least you can physically access places you need to go.
Yeah no, European tech wages are garbage. I also love cars, we have big open roads here.
I am a bit jealous of the autobahn though.
It’s odd to see people hate cars. How you can have no interest in driving or your car is weird.
driving my car includes:
now, do you really think most people like not having a choice about needing all that just to get basic life stuff done? 'Driving my car' isn't some fun hobby for us, it's a bullshit thing we're coerced into because our country was run by oil tycoons who hated public transport.
oh forgot one:
@lemmy.ml
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@lemmy.ml
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this is a certified r/urbanhell moment
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