AshWolfy

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   by AshWolfy 6y ago

   I remember being told socialism doesnt work because of tragedy of the commons
2. 182.▲
   by AshWolfy 6y ago

   Because of different interpretations of the constitution. What do you believe constitutes a reasonable health regulation?
3. 183.▲
   by AshWolfy 6y ago

   Hey Im a uBreakiFix technician, its sketchy as hell but its designed to do intake as quickly as possible so we actually have time to do repairs
4. 184.▲
   by AshWolfy 6y ago

   Something could be the most amazing design in the world, but if it cant serve its function, then its just well designed garbage. Repairability is a function i except a product to have, and if it doesnt to me that is a failure.
5. 185.▲
   by AshWolfy 6y ago

   When we loose important features and usability for simplicity
6. 186.▲
   by AshWolfy 6y ago

   Regulations are an attempt to correct for bad incentives.
7. 187.▲
   by AshWolfy 6y ago

   Yeah we need unions
8. 188.▲
   by AshWolfy 6y ago

   Full remote will also increase supply for each company.
9. 189.▲
   by AshWolfy 6y ago

   We gotta realize the interest of managers is to get us to work more for less. That being said if you wanna talk about specific policies union workers have better pay and benefits, and have better work places, not to mention gives us a polit
10. 190.▲
    by AshWolfy 6y ago

    For consumer chips, gaming is where the money is, wait until it comes out and see what the benchmarks are then
11. 191.▲
    by AshWolfy 6y ago

    what they really dont want is for us to consider alternative systems
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    by AshWolfy 6y ago

    We knew asbestos was bad since the 1890s and it wasnt regulated until 1967, lead was known to be bad since the mid 1800s while lead paint wasnt banned until 1978 and leaded gas wasnt banned until 2000, lead paint and pipes are still plentif
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    by AshWolfy 6y ago

    The idea we can regulate bad systems into being good is just dumb