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    17 小时前

    In competently designed cities, the doors are made to be a reasonable walking distance from transport stops and hubs.

    On my bus this morning there were about 10-15 people, mix of parents with children, two elderly folks, students, young and middle aged adults with plenty of open seating since this is a local bus on a well used express route. The buses and stations are clean even if some users aren’t as well-kept, and if people playing Tiktok on speaker is too annoying you can tell them or listen to your own soundtrack with earbuds.











  • This is what I would do if I’m dedicated enough to this laziness and didn’t care about starting a fire in my house:

    • The switching voltage is 12V I assume from the datasheet and model number. I’d measure the voltage of the relay (the biggest black box) on the lower side with a multimeter when on if I want to be sure.
    • I’d disconnect the positive end of the low side of the relay.
    • I’d attach it to a SPDT switch. Middle pin to the relay, side pin to the previous connection on the circuit board.
    • The other side I’d connect a 12V input or whatever was measured. I’d use 8AA batteries or a 12V power supply, and 1k ohm resistor connected in series, and if that didn’t work I’d try a couple other resistance values.
    • So the switch would be normal operation in one position, and then always off or on in the other depending if my power supply is functioning.

  • You asked for authoritarian, I cited something that defines a different concept.

    definition of fascism

    Umberto Eco, in 1995, laid out 14 common charactistics that characterize what he describes as ur-fascism, fascist societies independent of the time and place.

    1. Cult of Tradition – A syncretic belief in ancient truths, rejecting modern interpretations.
    2. Rejection of Modernism – Viewing the Enlightenment and rationalism as the root of moral decline.
    3. Cult of Action for Action’s Sake – Valuing action over reflection, leading to anti-intellectualism.
    4. Disagreement is Treason – Suppressing dissent and critical thinking as threats to unity.
    5. Fear of Difference – Exploiting xenophobia and racism to unify the in-group against outsiders.
    6. Appeal to a Frustrated Middle Class – Mobilizing those feeling economically or socially displaced.
    7. Obsession with a Plot – Promoting conspiracy theories to justify aggression against perceived enemies.
    8. Enemies are Both Too Strong and Too Weak – Portraying adversaries as simultaneously formidable and feeble.
    9. Pacifism is Trafficking with the Enemy – Viewing life as perpetual warfare, dismissing peace efforts as betrayal.
    10. Contempt for the Weak – Glorifying strength and dismissing compassion as weakness.
    11. Everybody is Educated to Become a Hero – Promoting a cult of death and martyrdom.
    12. Machismo – Elevating aggressive masculinity and denigrating non-conforming sexual behaviors.
    13. Selective Populism – Claiming to represent the unified will of the people, dismissing individual rights.
    14. Newspeak – Employing an impoverished vocabulary to limit critical thought. :