Because the tech he makes is inherently terrible and despite being used in a positive way it is still centralized and ripe for misuse by people like Musk. On top of that the long term feasibility is based on advertising potential to get the funding.
He says positive stuff most of the time but his actions are the opposite. Blusky is supposed to be decentralized, but the structure as it exists requires it to actually be centralized when implemented. Plus his most recent 'secure' thing wasn't even tested for security issues because he is a hype man who constantly lies.
Arkansas’s waiver amendment requires able-bodied adults who are eligible through the new adult expansion to satisfy work requirements. The state’s Medicaid program will leverage data matching to identify individuals who are “not on track towards meeting their personal health and economic goals” to support them through “Success Coaching.”
I would argue that being required to work to get medical care is the moral equivalent of indentured servitude as it is generally forced on those who have to take jobs that pay less than a living wage.
They paid for their expertise, even offering a bonus that was clearly less than whatever their projected profit would be, and then tried to squander it because they didn't listen to their expertise.
Publishers in all kinds of industries are risk adverse to the point of not trusting whoever they made deals with to follow through. This is totally on brand for publishers!
Spent years convicting the people that tried to directly overthrow the election and he just mass pardoned them. Republicans will just follow that precedent.
One developer at a separate company who played Subnautica 2 and requested anonymity because they signed a non-disclosure agreement told Bloomberg they enjoyed the game and that it “seemed way more robust” than other titles in early access.
Yeah, this is clearly the publisher trying to get out of paying the full bonus.
He absolutely understanding it. Russo said that a lot of people wanted the law enforced as soon as it was enacted, then gave reasons against it without saying anyone brought those issues up to him. Those are things he is bringing up, not residents.
So I just deleted a wall of text and will restart with a concise rewording as an example of avoiding having too much!
Keeping things involves a combination of taking up space, a time and effort cost to keep clean and to move around, and a possible monetary cost in some cases. While judging that cost isn't an exact science, the core idea is that inexpensive stuff that you don't interact with regularly costs a lot more to keep around than to replace if you need it in the future. Heck, some expensive stuff that takes up space isn't worth keeping around either, but the hard part is making a decision to let some things go and cheap and cumbersome is the best to start with!
I share your love of keeping screws. In fact, I tend to keep the ones from prebuilt stuff or from things I enjoy taking apart and those are things where keeping a reasonable amount is not a bad thing IF you can keep them easily organized. I have a ton of them, but since I sort them as I go they don't really add any extra effort over throwing them away.
Computer parts are similar, but larger! I have four or five motherboards from past computer builds that I should get rid of but keep thinking I will build into linux boxes but haven't gotten around to it because there isn't an end goal past doing it. But I have taken baby steps to limit myself to one tub of excess computer parts and successfully threw away all the duplicate cabling and stuff that is not needed because that stuff was only needed a few times and looking back I could have replaced them for a few bucks.
Well, at least the wall is shorter and I will leave you with a recommendation to NOT put anything in storage in the attic. Choose to reduce instead, because it is easy to forget anything you put up there, it is often a pain in the ass to get in and out, and it will get so dusty over time. Cleaning that forgotten stuff when moving after a few years or more is absolutely horrible!
You mean 50501000s?