Any sort of high pressure sales sucks.
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While Visa may have done some unethical things to become the monopoly, the industry would have naturally gone that way no matter what.
In this case, there are markets that will naturally push towards a monopoly.
The governor doesn’t want to look weak on the wrongly convicted.
Honestly, I still use the restroom.
I liked Hank Green’s stand-up about his experience with cancer.
Mine was relatively minor, but I felt like the times I started to vent my feelings, it was met with either stunned silence or quick assurances that everything would feel alright. It was like I really shouldn’t vent my feelings and be heard, just accept that everything will be alright.
Is anything cracking or sore more than it should be? Time to go get that treated.
Unless the protest in a location directly impeding the destructive act, I don’t see it as being effective.
It ends up being a feel good measure instead of becoming a vehicle for change.
Work next to a lot of spinning machinery?
It is even worse in public bathrooms.
Europeans give Americans shit on public bathroom design, but the smell is a lot worse in European bathrooms generally.
No, but a lot of communities in hotter climates have integrated habits like siestas, where breaks including are taken in the hottest part of the day. I can see that being adopted more, especially in cases when wet bulb temperatures exceed the human body’s capacity to cool itself.
I also know that a lot of construction activities in Phoenix and Las Vegas in the summer months are scheduled towards early morning due to the heat. They might work an hour or two in twilight and then finish work by early afternoon.
I expect schedules to change, but I don’t see going full nocturnal.
I feel like you are going to hit a wall regarding streaming rights costs. Also, based on overhead costs and scaling, it will probably encourage fewer music streamers instead of more.
With Uber, they started with ride sharing and slowly nudged its way towards being a car-for-hire business. The reason it worked was because no one really liked taxis and didn’t want to defend that monopoly.
Today, cities are trying to regulate places like Airbnb to reduce their presence in major cities, but the only real hate towards Uber and Lyft has more to deal with employee pay.
Or you had several companies try to start their own streaming services from scratch and thought you needed a ton of new shows to fill it. Disney+ could have easily gotten away with archived Disney Channel shows, all the animated Disney cartoons, the old Star Wars & Marvel movies, and the Simpsons. It didn’t need a lot of the new shows, no matter how cool they looked.
If graphics were with it, people would pay for it.
The fact of the matter is that exponential graphics capabilities requires an exponential input of developer and asset creator budget. Given that there is a ceiling on game prices, it isn’t worth it going for higher fidelity games when the market isn’t going to pay for it.
The only alternative to an elected legislature (parliaments are different from congresses) is either direct democracy or one party rule.
I find it easier to respond to long emails because I can have all the documentation for the old email up and the text for the new email. Phones don’t typically have the screen real estate to do that.
Yes!
But this is really more of a crude simulacrum that can parrot out recorded bits of a person’s life on command.
My guess is if some companies are willing to have some full time remote positions, they are going to hire from LCOL areas with poor workers rights.