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511.
by econ 1y ago
This is the current culture. People don't like to be mocked or have their weakness and shortcomings pointed out. It is certainly politie but less productive and silly when you overdo it.
512.
by econ 1y ago
You could, rather than/in addition to select or make themes, pick settings or have plugins allow the user to make their own spin-of application including updates. When doing that one is much more motivated to polish it than when having
513.
by econ 1y ago
Then have modules on modules and the boarding issue it's there anymore. Parking on rails is expensive. Unused modules can be trucked away.
514.
by econ 1y ago
You don't have to shut down the hotel and cancel reservations for a leaking sink. Hotel rooms are also pretty cheap to make.
515.
by econ 1y ago
You will have to wait a hundred years for 3D e-paper displays to be good enough.
516.
by econ 1y ago
What is the term for political leaders who fill their speeches with a Boogeyman rather than doing their job? I feel there should be a term for it. Ideally one that describes them in pairs. Like a boogey marriage.
517.
by econ 1y ago
I've long joked that modules should be made easy to swap with a forklift. Trains are usually full of small defects that aren't serious enough to take them out of service. If they are comfortable you could rent out the cabins when
518.
by econ 1y ago
Bibi has repeatedly informed us the bomb would be ready in the next few months for 23 years or so. Saddam also had WMDs, we just don't know where. Etc
519.
by econ 1y ago
We have all this technology but you can't get a decent overview of any conflict. There is liveuamap which seems to have data and certainly is better than any other website I know of but the ui is a horrific mess. I think it is importan
520.
by econ 1y ago
200+
521.
by econ 1y ago
It might be the trigger :)
522.
by econ 1y ago
Have an agent monitor what is going on and raise dialogs explaining why something is not okay, question the need for something, have email or sms confirmation, extra passwords or bluntly refuse to do the destructive task right now (ask me a
523.
by econ 1y ago
I think monetary value can be accomplished by streamlining a second hand marketplace. If you've purchased a device the vendor can keep track of what and when. It should be relatively simple to put the known device or part back in the s
524.
by econ 1y ago
Sneakernet
525.
by econ 1y ago
That is by design to keep you engaged. My current phone has 7050 mah and 80w charging. I charge it twice per week or so. If you have a slightly chaotic life you have to consider charging 30 times per day, hoard cables and charge powerbanks
526.
by econ 1y ago
They are the same thing.
527.
by econ 1y ago
On the contrary, the US has become England: A state of the art cutting edge industrial society and empire turned into a smug entitlement driven immoral turd that is far beyond useless for everyone outside and most inside of it. This will in
528.
by econ 1y ago
Help others until the help you've received means nothing. :)
529.
by econ 1y ago
Unless it has [small] odds to accomplish something that can't be done in other ways. Then you can keep at it without accomplishing anything.
530.
by econ 1y ago
You can force minimal exercise by doing periodic checks the way we do with disease or addiction. If your score is below some point you require a different kind of healthcare with a different price tag. If stats don't improve there shou
531.
by econ 1y ago
You can force exercise by doing periodic checks the way we do with disease or addiction. If your score is below some point you require a different kind of healthcare with a different price tag. If stats don't improve there should be sp
532.
by econ 1y ago
It is both exciting how far we got and depressing how far we didn't.
533.
by econ 1y ago
Haha, customers want to aks unreasonable or insane questions, replace a good process with a bad one and tell you their life story. They might even need to talk with a normal person about normal things. Refusal might be expensive. If you can
534.
by econ 1y ago
What would happen if closed source is [later] released as open?
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by econ 1y ago
I had a good few feeds that had errors that prevented them from parsing. I examine the flaws and parse them anyway. Then one day I discover a website had dropped rss support long ago but I had it in my aggregator?? I open the feed url I was
536.
by econ 1y ago
It needs a new kind of punch that can't easily be photographed and it needs to be waterproof. Magnets seem good. Could make them disc shaped.... wait...
537.
by econ 1y ago
It look like cli to me. You would rather have a thing that solves a specific problem in a completely reliable way. An application that knows what you want to do because there is only one thing to do in the universe. AI can write it but neve
538.
by econ 1y ago
There use to be a cookie factory here that had up to 12 people sitting there all day doing nothing. If the machines broke down it really took all of them to clean up. This pattern will be rediscovered.
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by econ 1y ago
The days of hating on idea men seem over. I don't get it either. You hire someone in the hope for ROI. Some things work some kinda don't. Now people will be n times more productive therefore you should hire fewer people?? That wou
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by econ 1y ago
It would seem that way but per person, I pay 5 euro for the European parlement, 5 for our king, 3 euro for weapon research in genocidal Israël and 20 euro for some pointless meat grinder in Ukraine. Our king (Netherlands) has 65% approval r

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