SideshowBoz

Oh wow feels bad :/

What happened to Evermote? 😂 I used it so much when u was in uni, so sad

His whole series is worth watching. And seriously, this post is so much more informative and less party-politics than the other post on here about that “war-time” housing plan 🙄

The article specifically says will “explore” higher density in the future, which is a vague promise at best. Other local articles I’ve read also paint a picture of mostly SFH designs or at best some other kind of low density design. They’ve had 7 years to address this issue, “explore” is hardly promising.

I thought we moved past this unconstructive, passive aggressive behaviour on Lemmy when we left Reddit? Other posters here have been a lot more constructive, like Cygnus and LostWon, for example.

Ya co-ops would be a nice addition too. And removing parking space requirements/single family/duplex zoning from most urban areas.

Oh nice, I read another article that didn’t mention have as much detail than CBC’s. but that’s still low rise builds, and “potentially” explore higher density…that’s a big if

Their solution is more single family zoning urban sprawl…this is sheer insanity, they’ve had 7 years and all they’ve got is “we’ve tried nothing and we’re out of ideas”?

Truly feels like a “we’ve tried nothing, and we’re out of ideas!” situation, it’s almost comical.

It seems like these are blueprints for single family homes, so we’ll be stuck with car-based city designs that aren’t helping us solve the housing crisis in the first place…

Get outta my nook?!

Idk man, aren’t bagels just failed donuts? 😆

Lmao legit thought this was sliced chicken breast 😅

This looks amazing 🤤 Do you just put everything in a pot and simmer?

Mlem, Bean, Avelon, and lots more! (Mlem is open source and native, am one of the contributors and it’s under active development 🥲)

• shocked pikachu face * Does Putin think he was part of the coup?

If it ends up being like Instagram where there’s just a spam of tags at the end of a post, then no? But perhaps that’s more for moderators/communities to decide, instead of programmatically enforcing a limit on tags.

This makes a lot of sense👌