We’ve got a case in Australia of a coffee shop selling something to someone that was allergic. The guy died of allergies.

And that’s the definition of capitalist vs working class. A top surgeon makes a lot of money yes, but they are still working class because their main income is from salary.

Earning a big salary or buying some stocks don’t make anyone a capitalist. Being the owner of Johnson and Johnson, hiring an administrator and not working a day in your life does. And that’s the kind of people who get richer with any crisis, holds the biggest part of Johnson and Johnson profits, and pays no tax at all.

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That’s the fancy answer.

My son receives gift cards from his friends for birthdays, and we buy them for other birthdays. I think they suck, but the truth is, we usually have no idea what to buy and this is socially acceptable to give.

Oh mate I love sleeping in hammock, it takes some technique but it’s the best. I haven’t done that in 20 years so I may need extra research to be able to stand up now.

Unfortunately I can’t hang one where I live, the fence is not strong enough and I’m renting.

Totally

Same with backyard. None of my neighbors are ever in their backyard. How do I know? If it’s not raining and it’s above 20c very likely I am in mine.

Well I’m afraid to say there were a couple revolutions. Maybe you need to check your history book.

That’s the one, I think I got my authors mixed

Kafkas famous book, I think the title is the transformation.

Also Orson Wells about the civil war in Spain. This was not fiction, but it points out so much real life non sense and lies that had my head spinning for most of the book.

Parents like to be around their kids. Not a rule but most do. So visit them. This is something no one else in the would can do, and money can’t buy.

Yep it’s cheesy. You can do that with purpose, but that’s very rare.

Last drop belong to undies, that’s the law

I bet the first and only research paper fed is that infamous one about vaccines and autism

Oh cool I’ve never heard but installed them from fdroid just now

All of them.

Wait until you hear AMD is treating OEMs now as bad as Intel did on their most glorious moments.

I’ll try to buy as few computers as I can until Risc-v is main stream.

Mechanical things suffer a lot of stress from turning on/off. But even spinning disk storage turns off automatically if desktop is idle for a certain time, it’s a balance between switch vs continuous operation, they have overlapping kinds of wear and tear.

Top of mind, you can expect 10k cycles from typical buttons and it’s hard to be less complex than a button. Because metal parts are subject to fatigue.

Flash based drives would certainly fail faster or slower depending on the number of write bytes over its life.

Then there’s erosion caused by electrons, which is my biggest suspect for the problems of last generation of Intel CPUs. You have to royally screw up to start selling something that overlooked this.

Oh dang, a cheap driver is probably $0.50 cheaper than a half decent one that can take the hit.

In Australia anything has 12 months warranty by law, this factory would bankrupt quick.

As an EE graduate I want to hear more about what dirt means and what driver can be affected by it. I’d expect power electronics to stand 100% over voltage over short periods and easy 20% long term, which would blow up lots of other things on the house before the driver or the LED starts performing worse.