Still, it would be a lot of people: 50 to 83% [1], and more importantly, it has to be evenly distributed. It would be pointless to have developed countries safe while the rest of the world is in chaos. We're a global economy after all.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herd_immunity#Mechanics

After a year of living in Amsterdam with zero close calls, I realized how important segregated cycling lanes are.

Any other solution is purely palliative.

This brought memories from when the whole class turned to beep inferno. Good times.

Yes.

hmm… I wonder if they plan to slowly merge Waze functionalities into Maps.

I don't understand, why not go with yaml then?

Same, the very problem with Facebook is people themselves.

I was on Orkut for years, then everyone migrated to Facebook, guess what... different tool + same people = poop³.

No. Instead, I unfollowed almost everyone!

So far to me, it seems to be the best of both worlds: having & not having Facebook.

Indeed, I also find value in Facebook.

The data scandal was serious and to be honest, needed. It brought data and privacy awareness, countries and even entire continents are now trying to convey regulations on the subject.

Facebook was already superfluous, if you can afford to delete it.

Same for me, it had many killer features: * Shared symbols * 9-Slice scaling tool * GIF * Bitmap tools * Batch scripts