!ukraine@sopuli.xyz is the biggest on the Fediverse (see https://browse.feddit.de). Posts there come up on “All” very frequently.

Sopuli.xyz is a longstanding instance hosted in Finland.

Adding my voice to the chorus here… adopt from a rescue!

No experience with this setup myself, but you may want to try !askandroid@lemdro.id.

Nope. Not everything needs to be like Reddit IMO.

In this case it’s probably because teachers are underpaid. Costco happens to be one of the few known for treating their employees well and going beyond legal requirements.

You wouldn’t have to go back that far to make $$$$. Just go back a week and buy the right stock options.

Try adding yourself as mod in the community first.

Where are you from? Gas and electric mowers are the standard everywhere I’ve lived here in Canada.

I use this script with ViolentMonkey.

You may want to share the specific issues you’re having on the Lemmy Matrix Space for this.

That’s the technical term for monthly usage limits.

I’m paying $40 CAD/mo for 1.5 Gbps down and 940 Mbps up here in Canada. Unlimited bandwidth, of course.

That’s the beauty of it! Just like email, it doesn’t really matter which provider you sign up through. It gives you choice.

However, some instances do de-federate from other ones meaning you wouldn’t be able to see any content from communities hosted on them nor anything posted by their users.

I should probably specify that it does vary by jurisdiction when it comes to massage therapy. We have registered massage therapists here. Some massage therapists might employ some pseudoscience, but there’s solid evidence on the near-term therapeutic benefits of massage. For chiropractic, it’s pretty much entirely based on pseudoscience.

If you need to fix a problem, a physical therapist is the way to go. If you want temporary relief, a massage therapist can be helpful. There’s no good reason to see a chiropractor - and it’s unfortunate that insurance providers (including my own) don’t allow those funds to be spent on actual treatments.

The few things they do that work are still better delivered by physiotherapists and massage therapists without the pseudoscience.

Have you tried visiting a register massage therapist? They can provide even better immediate relief without the pseudoscience. It pairs very well with physical therapy.

The few things they do that are effective are better delivered by an evidence-based provider (e.g., physiotherapist, massage therapist) without the pseudoscience.

I’d just caution that coverage doesn’t necessarily mean effectiveness.

There isn’t much evidence there. There’s dry needling, which is the evidence-based alternative with different techniques - but much of that is built on the same evidence behind massage therapy.