Just do it like the US govt and use code words; $435 for a hammer, $600 for a toilet seat, and $7000 for a coffee maker (1980’s dollars adjusted for inflation $1315, $1814, and $21159 respectively). How else would we keep secret projects “off” the books?
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Washington State’s bill would ban offline 3d printing and essentially force all printers to include DRM to stop undesirable printing.
Coding has been ruled as free speech. Forcing this into code is no different than being forced to say Trump is the greatest and I love him!! anytime you wanted to speak.
Murican’ here. The only place I prefer Fahrenheit is in weather mainly for how ironically base 10 it scales for human related comfortability for outdoor activity.
100°+ dangerous heat 90s very hot, drink lots of water 80s shorts weather 70s comfortable 60s long sleeves 50s jacket weather 40s bring a coat 30s coat and hat (water freezing is here at 32°) 20s layers 10s insulated layers 0s very cold, protect exposed skin -0s dangerous cold
Everywhere else I’m fine for C°
Last time I ordered from Amazon they couldn’t even arsed to ship my product (their warehouse to courier) within 10 days of ordering it. Even then it came used missing parts listed as new. Get your slop faster now I guess
I would’ve like to have tried it, but…
If you don’t mind me asking, where did you get and how much did you pay for your Fairphone 5?
The only misunderstanding is that it is only a metaphor and not actually biologically correct for frogs in the literal sense. It is absolutely applicable in human behavior, observable, and easily replicated. Is coffee or alcohol an actual acquired taste or is it people gradually adapting to change?
