This may be a suprise to a parent of a single non-verbal child. They aren’t all the same. Each has their own personality, behaviors, and subtle ways of communicating. Knowing they’re non-verbal tells you almost nothing about who they are. Some autistic kids will absolutely cry for hours over seemingly minor things. Giving them the time to get themselves under controll again is the appropriate thing to do, for those kids.
This is staff not knowing the individual kid, and their unique behaviors very well. So they just follow standard protocols. This one is called Planned Ignoring. It’s effective when someone is looking for a reaction from staff. But if you don’t know the kid well enough, you’ll miss the subtle and individual signs that something real is going on. Learning those signs can only come with experiance with this individual kid.
Even if I agreed it was a mistake, I’d have a hard time placing it in the top 500.
What you’re looking for is Friendica.
Don’t try to screw things together with a hammer.
The the Firefox reader view was all it took for me. Your browser probably has similar.
It wasn’t always that way. It’s still technically illegal, but the laws haven’t been enforced for decades.
Biden decided that needed to change, and hired Lina Kahn to do it.
That was 2 days ago. Late yesterday, Albertson’s pulled out and sued Kroger over failure to get it done.
It’s been a while since I’ve been to New York City.
But I don’t recall many “working class” driving around Manhattan.
The 2nd version (your first RAW) edit seems the most natural to me.
It has a slight green cast. Thought that may be accurate with trees overhead out of frame.
Most people will probably prefer the original JPEG, because it’s got lower black levels, and more color saturation. But it’s just a little over done for my taste. Somewhere between that and your first edit would be the sweet spot I think.
The auto WB just looks wrong. I think it’s overcompensating for the green cast, now it’s too pink.
At these scaled down resolutions, we can’t see the difference in noise reduction.
But at bright daylight ISO levels I doubt you need any. Maybe just a little color noise reduction if you’d like.
So a bicycle would be fine
If we first got those numbers down to 2:10 and 1:10, we could then try to learn why women are reporting being stressed “a lot of the day” at twice the rate of men.
After getting used to 3 days of 12’s, then having 4 days off, I could never go back to a “normal” schedule.
You and @Rookwood@lemmy.world are both right.
On one side, helping small business get started is good.
The other side, breaking up monopolies and market manipulators is also needed.
I spent a decade as direct care staff, working with -I don’t even know how many kids. At least a couple hundred.
And yes kids do that. It takes time with a specific kid to recognize the difference between them having a tantrum, a meltdown, or a legitimate emergency.