Stupid Americans have this idea that tipping is necessary for good service.

They’re genuinely too brain-dead to comprehend firing people when they don’t do their job properly.

In all honesty, they’ve just been conditioned to be morons so people richer than them can be even richer.

The cost of this is/will be passed to the consumer

Businesses already charge customers the most they’re willing and able to pay.

Santa Fe stands out among the major cities.

They also have a law that forbids building past a certain height.

They get my approval.

It’s all about rich vs. poor.

You and everyone you know is poor.

This presidency is literally going 1000x worse than his last one.

I genuinely think the only way to recover from this moving forward is to kill all of the people he’s enriching. They (and their children) are going to live like gods while we (and our children, if we can afford to have any) live like cattle.

It’s all about data and conditioning.

It’s important that customers care about superficial bullshit.

Religion is for grifters and morons.

If they’re not making money off of it, you know which one they are.

I said bullshit - I’m telling everybody I see.

Good on you.

You may be able to find the replacement parts on amazon or the manufacturer’s website.

Look up replacement parts for your specific model and go from there.

They’re a business and they need to make money!

It might be possible for you to replace the ‘upper case / palmrest’ (top section of your laptop with the keyboard and trackpad.)

Check the manual to see, buy a generic computer repair kit with basic tools to open a laptop case, buy a set of screws in bulk from aliexpress. The screw sizes may not have to match exactly, but it depends on the screw and location.

You could try following the manual during the repair, but I found it to be cumbersome and unnecessary. I was able to replace the upper case of my laptop in less than 15 minutes by just looking at it and removing what was in the way.

Our hero.

Does cloudflare actually provide servers?

I thought they were more of a middleman.