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  • Either the Americans have very weird ideas about transportation or they're completely controlled by auto companies.

    Consider both: we know the auto companies controlled the populace by destroying any choice. We also know that public transit is looked on as a plebes travel mode ripe for gutting at every turn so the rich (and those who are gonna be rich any day now) can benefit.

  • Most just get shit on and the reward is more work.

    My day job is boring policy and process. It ends at a fixed time and I get to eat on the daily.

    My side gig is dynamic, challenging as fuck, rewarding in spades, absolutely not guaranteed as I've been in danger of the work drying up and the contract ending for 22 years.

    The reward to good work is more work, but make sure you can eat and sleep and live.

  • Try to avoid flatpak; snap too. It's got horrible validation and by ruining single source of truth on your installation state it actually craters that validation. It's bad, and bad for you.

    Don't convert packages to packages: there's too many literals in there that will cause problems. I sat on the FHS committee and I had such high hopes; but no.

    Also, Manjaro's fine. Maybe look at magaeia. Its polluted with systemd fridge art, but it's maintained and fresh. It may have what you want.

  • That $50-to-$150 is gonna really take the sting out of having all my personal info leaked. I can feel the identity theft worries melting away.

    Punitive damages and a proper label of gross criminal negligence need to be applied until it hurts even the board members' yacht staff.

  • Common space isn't your space. Common space is everyone's space. You get to use it for a little bit if you treat it nicely.

    You know what sucks worse than having to obey the rules of a society that appears not to care about you or treat you as anything special ? Everything else.

  • I worked for less than a week at a cedar shake and shingles mill: it takes trees and cuts them into fat shingles.

    I was promoted when the guy above me put the pneumatic splitter through his hand.

    The guy above my new position near-missed with a band saw: it bit into his arm but only about a millimeter.

    On day three a cut saw operator lost the last joint of three fingers.

    I told the foreman I was leaving. He nodded in understanding.

  • After driving for 35 years, I still don't have a baseline for "driving like a real person".

    I have no sense of what to expect, and never have. I wish it made me a better driver, but honestly it's just from Shite Driver PTSD. They're everywhere, waiting to surprise us. Trust no one.

    I look forward to when self-drivers are the majority and THEN I can start to form new expectations;-)

  • It’s pretty weird that we’re basically just working with 2 sets of lights and blinkers at this point.

    From a usability standpoint, you want to keep emergency signals simple and VERY consistent. Brake lights need to be a solid red for a very good reason.