We're so cooked, aren't we.
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For sure. I'm considering corpo software as a liability by definition.
does not have any enzymes
Oh really? I assumed it does. So far it's been alright. Haven't noticed degradation in performance compared to the Cascades pods recommended by the washing machine. I'll check the Nellie's cubes though.
Probably not. If the prices are similar, we change if P&G takes the margin or not. The other option is to buy closer from the source but that's even more difficult.
Got a box of Nellie's dishwasher powder.
I don't drink tea regularly but I'll buy co-op tea on purpose. 😄 Where do you buy it from?
Kinda. But also kinda not. The cost of getting a phone made has decreased and there are many, many manufacturers who can make one for you these days. From that perspective, if you have small niche where people are alright with paying a bit of a premium, it may in fact be easier to make a phone for them than say in 2012.
The total device cost will be 499 EUR or 599~699 EUR as the "normal" price with the voucher deducting from the phone's cost if/when available.
This price for a low volume device would have been completely unachievable in 2012.
They knew they could be overlords and were that before The Great Depression too. We are just surpassing the level of wealth inequality that was reached prior to the system collapsing back then. What followed in the 40s and 50s was an abnormal period created by the implementation of a significant number of socialist policies that stemmed the desire for blood by the disposessed masses. These fuckers have been working to dismantle them ever since. If we find a formula that allows for such reforms to stick for longer than several decades, that would be nice. There's good reasons for skepticism though.
Steve still doesn't quite see that this is the capitalist system working as intended - serving the owner (capitalist) class, but he's definitely getting radicalized by the current reality of it.
It kinda is, and it kinda isn't. It's got US-like federal powers in some respects but it lacks them in others.




Chromium was created by the KDE community which needed HTML rendering in.. the 90s? Then it was taken up by MS competitors who wanted to make a rival of Internet Explorer and they "created" WebKit. Nokia, Apple, BlackBerry, later Google and many others contributed to WebKit which became Safari and eventually Chrome. At one point Google broke off from that codebase to create Blink.
I'll give you that you've got a decent narrative and I wouldn't have objected much if Google was the "Don't be evil" company it used to be in the late 2000s and early 2010s. Which is also when they acquired Danger and released their src as Android. We're not in that world anymore. I don't give a flying fuck where the innovation is because I can rely on GCC being here 50 years from now, when the current corporate players be long gone.
Again, I really wish we lived in 2015 when people (and I) trusted Google enough to make it trivial for me to advocate for their projects and products.