Bugs are unacceptable.
Weirdly my wife has the same issue on her computer.
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Bugs are unacceptable.
Weirdly my wife has the same issue on her computer.
The ones that aren't, I'm starting to feel bullish on.
I don't buy things on Amazon because it's expensive.
Maybe this matters more to giants who are nearly forced to. But it can be avoided.
I don't understand why we are pushed to go into debt on housing. I don't plan to sell, and my apartment was 1/6 the price.
Looking back, I would have saved up money for 6 years and buy the same house with Cash.
The only way I see this as a good investment, is if we experience near hyper inflation in the next 15 years.
I try to stay away from that company as much as I can, but since users unfortunately use that company.
Xrp, centralized money. Just as unreliable as government money.
To this day, alt coins seem utterly useless. (Save privacy coins)
It's not, there's tons of fine print and multiple limits.
I agree, so we should rag on them.
Replace their oddity with something like a laptop or non iOS environment.
It's a Linux box with WiFi.
But I've seen poor people believe in it.
Maybe this is useful in some cases.
But also frustrated and tired.
But now that we hit 4 months, it's mostly happy and rarely tired and frustrated.
They both were anti Hong Kong, but few remember and care Apple's actions.
Asking in case I ever F up and need to go damage control.
I'm not sure the solution.
Or when podcasts are buffering, instead of giving an indication, the play button stays on pause. Confused me until someone on the internet told me.
The UI is unintuitive, but for work purposes it was fine.
Found the near daily updates I had to "sign in" AND enter passcode for annoying. Especially when I was in work crisis mode.
Not sure why Android doesn't have these problems, but I don't understand why anyone would get an iPhone, they feel years outdated.
But interesting take, they would survive in things like Solar storms/electrical grid collapsed.
I'm not sure if they are "star struck" or are not receiving the email.
Any suggestions to confirm?
But the top comment is about inequality.
I do think we have everything we need, but we don't like seeing people have more than us. I find this strange, maybe this is genetic and used to find the best mates.
Everything is small in Europe, people seem to have bare minimums.
I suppose it's all about perception.
Edit- it seems like it depends on which quality metrics you use. I used "Stuff", other users choose life expectancy, and vacation time.
How is this not a repeat of the ancient Greek Athenians?
(Serious)
They take multiple months of research.
What should I call them?
People with jobs at gas stations buying new $30k vehicles.
Either inflation is about to get bad, and our parents/Grandparents lose big or deflation happens and young people are screwed.
Are there any other options?