microhive.social is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
Parents are more scared than ever. The media warn of “Stranger Danger.” Lenore Skenazy says this is foolish. Parents should let their kids be MORE independent.
#^Old Car vs New Car – Can A Tire Swap Change Everything?
How much of the performance jump in cars over the past 10-15 years could be contributed solely to tires? You might be surprised how much of a role the vehicle actually plays, so in this video, we’ll answer the question: what’s faster, an old car running new tires, or a new car running old tires? The results will come from pitting a 6th generation Volkswagen GTI against an 8th generation GTI. The new GTI will be running tire technology from old GTI’s era, and vice versa. For clarity, both sets of tires are brand new, manufactured within several months of the testing in this video – it’s a comparison of tire technology, not tire age.Both vehicles will be running the exact same tire size, with the same treadwear rating, the same loading index, and the same wheels. The difference? A two generation gap in tire technology, with the older ExtremeContact DW going against the newer ExtremeContact Sport 02. To evaluate the difference between old tech and new, we’re going to be looking at wet and dry lap times, as well as both wet and dry braking performance.
Everybody gets hurt. Losing the race leads to grief. If you play the electoral game, if you join a partisan side, your grief has happened, is happening, or it will happen.Elections are NOT the way to solve social problems! How can we break free from the cult of politics?
What happens when fear of social judgment stifles open discourse? Harvard economist Roland Fryer explores how the rising costs of speaking openly are reshaping intellectual debate on college campuses and beyond.From anonymous apps to self-censorship, discover how modern social pressures are creating hidden economic incentives that influence what people are willing to say—and what groundbreaking ideas might be lost in the silence. Join Fryer as he makes the case for brave, honest dialogue in an age of increasing caution.