adreamingsoul
Joined 9 years ago
Joined 9 years ago
So that leaves federal funding. Might as well use my taxes to provide funding for public housing projects.
The system is slow and challenging to navigate and eventually (after several years) my mother was able to navigate the system to become a court appointed guardian.
On the other side, I have also been in government appointed committees that set housing policy and have had to listen to many “experts” explain that housing is the solution for homelessness and their suggestions is usually along the lines of “relax the codes and permitting process so builders can build more homes”. Needless to say, I’m somewhat sceptical of this argument but that is probably mostly due to my own bias.
Imho, I think our tax money should be going to social services and universal healthcare.
Finding the right tractor for a farm is a time consuming task, and currently it will take 6+ months to receive a new tractor.
Swapping a tractor requires having another tractor for farm tasks, or delaying farm tasks until the swap is complete. Delaying farm tasks is not really an option, as that can negatively impact the overall operation.
Another thing to think about is all the tooling, equipment, and accessories that are used with a tractor. These also have requirements of what type of tractor is used, and which features it has.
Those too are “conversations” that are testing someone’s ability and knowledge.
My team understood the strengths and weaknesses, and we utilised almost all of the features that it provided.
The >2.x releases didn’t provide much value for us, and didn’t solve any problems that we had. So the motivation to migrate and refactor was low.
I still think Angular 1.x is a decent library, and have often contemplated contributing fixes/security to a fork.