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I think in this setting (WFH) blue collar job also means hospital jobs, restaurant, r&d lab workers, teachers, sales etc, i.e. any kind of job where one cannot physically work from home.

But it will and should increase the salaries for employees in fields where they cannot work from home.

Salaries for blue collar jobs will go up and for white collar jobs down.

How about making satellite phones illegal and then put anyone with one in prison. Allows them to arbitrarily put opponents in prison.

If you want an easier startup using text based todo lists and notes then I recommend Easyorg, https://easyorgmode.com.

Its agenda supports searching on time which is handy.

I like easyorg for development and project tasks. Makes it easy to prioritize tasks etc but still in a text file. https://easyorgmode.com

Why cite a useless study? Because it serves his purpose maybe?

I think you confuse what OP meant.

The words viking and Viken probably both stem from the word vik, as in bay. Any bay.

The point probably was that OP don't want to run Windows as main OS.

Really? If that is true, I wonder how much is due to the fact that the phones are more expensive so people take care of them more or delay their next purchase. It's not because the actual quality would be better.

If you pull statistics you also have to filter out the sub 150 dollar Andoid phones which may well have shorter average usage life.

It's funny how the banks say the reason is that they must know their customers, but they clearly show they do not.

They probably know equaly bad the customers whis accounts they do not close.

Both banks and the banking regulation is a joke. They could certainly do some more manual verification of suspected cases to clear out the obvious mistakes, but they only care about the bottom line and to not be fined.

If you want type system you can use PHP and Laravel.

If I'm not remembering wrong, since a while back, in EU the hotels are free to set their prices lower even if they are on Booking.com.

On my budget Samsung Android it works great.

A simple timer that switches off after a couple of hours would do. The timer could reset every time the oven door is opened. This should solve most issues. Long cooking could have a bypass button or somethong (if the door open reset is not enough).

And you can pump water up the mountain using solar in the day and use it in the night and on rainy days.

They should have done it with dry cleaners instead. Selected from 100s or 1000s of shops.

And don't forget that those $900M are based on a very high lithium price. It has dropped since and very likely will drop more.

Why would more companies/states be interested investing in Chile if Chile nationalizes and takes a bigger chunk of the profits than before?

For a Dell you can buy that RAM from anywhere.

People use clothes driers in Las Vegas? No wonder there is global warming.

Your comment is not that relevant to the article as you talk about Hong Kong and the article about mainland China.

Of course there might be similarities, but the Hong Kong story is still completely different.

It's similar in France, maybe half that number though. It's a good system. The one's who use the highways pay for them. The highways are in a very good state in France.

This post summarizes a few ways you can track time using org-mode and particularly summarize your tracked time.

https://easyorgmode.com/blog/clocking-using-org-mode-and-eas...

Moving tasks between days and weks can be done by simply updating the SCHEDULED timestamp.

Viewing can be done with orgzly or beorg or any mobile text editor. Same with editing. With orgzly or beorg you can use filters to create custom agendas.

I use orgmode mainly on desktop for project management. So not much use on mobile, but i use it for quick notes, some lists and sometimes to read my bogger project files.

No, the test would not help to find it, but now you can write a test for that bug. Later, when you change something, related to this code or something unrelated, you can be sure it did not affect this part.

Tests are useful when you change code that is unrelated, but still somehow connected. You would never notice the issue as you don't manually try the unrelated code, but the test would catch it.

If you had unit/integration tests for all potential edgecases you came up with, you don't have to manually test that over and over.

Sounds like GPT-3.

The org-mode version is better in my opinion. Either [[link]] or [[link][text]].

Only uses square brackets and the optional text comes second which makes logical sense.

But we didn't need lower interest rates.

Support for the poor or laid off, in terms of a check, yes.

Here is an easier approach:

https://easyorgmode.com/blog/a-workflow-for-using-org-mode-w...