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Tinder. Or the people down the street from me. They have some pineapples outside.

i... what?

Sorry if this came across as too personal. I just think far too many people think recycling is all they have to do to offset their impact. I'm far from perfect, just trying to spread useful information.

This makes more sense. I've lived car free in Seattle, NYC, DC, and Baltimore and that first graph didn't seem accurate

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Sure, I put plastic in the recycling bin too. But the plastic industry has promoted recycling to make people feel ok about buying one use crap because it can theoretically be recycled. In reality only clean #1 and #2 plastic actually has any chance of really being recycled. Far too many people throw any kind of plastic, clean or dirty into the bins. It's called wishcyling. The manufacturers need to be held accountable for the waste, and stop pushing the cost onto consumers and the government. Single stream recycling is a feel good scam that results in less material actually being recycled.

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AdBlock isn't stopping it for me. They are sponsored Reddit posts.

Yeah would be curious to know what Apollo’s share of those stats are. Seems like it has a pretty big user base (as I write from Apollo lol).

Apollo here, no ads

I love draft kings I want more of their commercials it’s funny to me how upset everyone here gets by them

Theres definitely room to improve the bike share of that figure, and none of it is that capital intensive. It just requires bdot and mdot to be funded to install protected bike lanes and separated bike right of way. But its also important that people live in areas that can facilitate a biking lifestyle, which means transient oriented development, mixed use, higher density, and work a reasonable commute distance. Zoning desperately needs overhauled and simplified throughout the city with parking minimums eliminated and complete streets taken seriously.

I use BaconReader. I’ve never seen an ad until this post.

> That doesn't specify they're using the 'Official' app.

My understanding - though this may be incorrect - is that "Reddit Apps" is reflective of the official app across both iOS, iPadOS, and Android. Users who utilize other applications do so effectively via Reddit's API and are not reflected in these statistics.

Do any of the mobile apps other than the official Reddit app show ads? Sync doesn't have them.

Hmm, that's crazy to me, I don't know of anyone who uses the official Reddit app. It was an absolutely horrible experience up until like ~2016.

That doesn't specify they're using the 'Official' app.

No adds on Sync, and on desktop ublock origin takes care of them.

There is no such thing as ad blocking in the mobile app unless you have "Reddit Premium". To that point, the vast majority of reddit's users are using the official reddit app. For reference, here's a sample of the statistics for /r/baltimore.

If you like sports podcasts these gambling ads are all over that shit, and not just interstitial ads, the content is shot through with it as well.

I would guess there's a decent number of people using mobile apps with ads as well.

Just became legal because there wasn't enough people going downtown to bet in the horseshoe casino...been bleeding red

Baltimore has a much higher percentage of people who don't own cars than any of those cities (here are 2015 numbers, at least). Some of it's density but a lot of it's poverty.

I don't understand how it's 2022 and some of you aren't running ad blockers?

This is MSA wide. By city proper we are solidly in the high end of the public transportation usage spectrum

Goddammit OP you summoned it! Someone get the holy old bay and start sprinkling it around...and by sprinkle I mean Maryland fashion. 2 cans per hand and just rip the tops off.