Would you support an individualized pricing system if it meant that disadvantaged individuals could afford a better quality of life that is subsidized by charging wealthy people more?

You’re not from around here, are you, pardner?

Yeah, having someone bigger on your side when a purchase goes sideways is a big perk.

“assume a spherical child”

Edit: “and there is no friction”

Just imagine if it had Bluetooth so you could use it as a silent ringer though

To my enemies

Those were the best days of our lives

When our hate made us feel alive

–Saint Motel

You’re looking at it from the South Pole, so there is no West, only North.

51 and same, but maybe I’m just naive in wanting a world where my future grandchildren might be able to see a field full of fireflies once again.

This made me laugh

Watch the last season of Fargo.

I hear men’s ability to balance on ladders improved drastically shortly after as well.

I’ve been using Lougle, am I in the wrong timeline??

Are you on a single party state? If so you can record any meeting/conversation that you’re a part of.

The keyboard icon always in the system tray may have been an accessibility setting. I honestly don’t remember anymore.

I use Mint on a Surface tablet with detachable keyboard. When I detach the keyboard no virtual one appears automatically, which I prefer. If I need a keyboard there is a quick menubar icon that brings one up. I cant remember if it loaded itself there by default or if I went into settings to make the virtual keyboard icon always in the status bar, but that’s how I manage it.

Then you just didn’t comment on a thread titled “rudest behaviour you’ve seen”. American isn’t a behaviour, thus the low effort comment.

Low effort comment is low effort

Ok

I never said Fahrenheit was better, just that it was perfectly acceptable for use as a measure of human comfort.

I’m not going to get into what I usually go into because I only commented to answer OPs question, not start a(nother) internet flame war. A lot of people who use Celsius go absolutely NUTS when someone so much as hints that Fahrenheit has some usefulness.

Fahrenheit is a perfectly cromulent unit of measure when the use case is for referencing human comfort.

The rage it incites in others on the internet is just a side benefit. It’s hilariously awe-inspiring just how wound up some people get over a personal preference for a unit of measure. Mr. Fahrenheit should be proud of what he accomplished.

Do the grocery stores have contracts to shelve those products? I don’t understand why they even bother stocking then any more.