Insanity. Pure, unmitigated insanity.
Zephorah
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It just means it’s time for solo 4x and single player RPGs.
I know I’m going to regret this but please post a link so I can read more.
What is wrong with Texas’ public services? First that electricity debacle, now they can’t send an alert?
I’m standing by my theory that the powers that be in this country want to prune We The People down, passively.
Start leaving AirBnB reviews: minus one star for lack of duck.
Of course, but it sets an example, proves to people that Linux can be mainstream and usable well beyond the corners where that mindset already exists.
It’s excellent advertising and promotion.
Fillion’s response is gold.
At this point, I have to believe they want a systemic purge, to prune the population.
Imperfect Foods used to deliver weekly, perishables included, and they ended up being bought out by Misfit Market. Now, it’s overpriced crunchy product, like shopping Whole Foods from home instead of saving on ugly carrots, grapefruit sized cabbage, and overstock.
They’re not out of business yet. There is a market for perishables and produce delivery. and people are used to Amazon so they may win on this, sadly.
This is what is needed to push back on Microsoft.
If it financially works, then that is brilliant.
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Don’t forget the venture capitalist factor. Your doctor’s office and your PCP are different, more rushed, now because of venture capitalists.
They’ve hoovered up many clinics and now force each doctor employed by those clinics to book themselves like an airport. No more free slots. Regimented 15min time slots, back to back. Anyone late to an appointment loses their slot and may even have to pay a “no show”/late fee. None of these decisions were made by front lines workers, they were all made by corporate owners of those clinics.
Outcome? People don’t get heard. Don’t address all their issues (they’re allowed one issue per visit, for max profit, in addition to there only being time for one issue during those tiny appointments). They hate their PCPs (instead of corporate) and instead flood Urgent Care and the Emergency Department for PCP problems neither UC or ED will solve. Thus, everyone gets sicker.