Yeah the kettle gets bottle water, it’d be a block of limestone by now otherwise.

My mother never really removes the dishes from the drying rack, she uses it as storage (it’s a cabinet), the one in her home is bent visibly, but it still holds after decades of work.

Wait they’re not common elsewhere?

Same here, I deep clean it, then as soon as I open the water for a split second, it’s all white again

During the pandemic my partner stayed inside for about a month, I was the only person she interacted with. I kept going to work because I was an “essential” worker (not really), so I kinda envied her, but by the end of that month she was going a bit crazy.

Honestly I’ve never been asked this question

“Why did you apply here and not every other company in the world?”

cities that want physically fit officers have unions that demand that they are paid to work out

Seems fairly reasonable to me

They managed to build and launch ICBMs with '50s technology, I’m sure they could still scrape enough together to ruin everybody’s day

Because fuck blind people, that’s why

It doesn’t start with F5 either, and why shift? What’s more, it’s inconsistent, sometimes they still use ctrl+f, and every other application uses that anyway

Well, discording is better than revolting

Did you know that Microsoft changes keyboard shortcuts based on locale? In Italian they set search to Shift+F5.
Shit drives me crazy.

poor name choice

Yeah sure, but if you go to a military base in your country and release a swarm of drones, they’ll likely at least attempt to shoot them down, the base has its own wall of defence.

So my thoughts watching this is that it wasn’t exactly a quick attack. The drones were actually being used as quadcopters, manually controlled instead of seeking a target or coordinates, and they seem to be launched sequentially, likely because they’re piloted locally by a limited pool of operatives.

This means that there was no useful jamming going on, and I wonder if any base personnel even tried to shoot them down.

Explain

Explain how fewer young workers can produce enough in taxes to run the country.

Our knowledge and craftsmanship improves continuously. Fewer people are needed today to produce and administer things than were needed years ago, we just decided to produce more. That is not necessary.

Explain how a dwindling tax base will support the elderly.

What do the elderly need? Essentially medical assistance. That’s what we should focus on improving right now.

Explain how to avoid an economic collapse as fewer and fewer people require fewer and fewer goods and services.

We’ve learned that “the economy” is mostly disconnected from the well-being of the average person. It’s a matter of will and organization, really.

Every time I see PowerShell syntax, I have this dissonance where I feel like it should be better than Unix shells, its command are surely more descriptive, still… It disgusts me for some reason. Too long, maybe?

Without more detail we can’t really speculate. Who decides what sort of update is required?