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Comment · 4 months ago
Certain industries such as film adjacent industries definitely remind me of what you are describing. Small scale, small shop, profound expertise, able to immediately work and iterate. And the way they solve healthcare is simple. They don’t offer health insurance benefits at all. Employees buy it for themselves from Covered California.
Comment · 4 months ago
I never saw actual downward price pressure on unsold new physical games. At most they’d go for $45 instead of $60. Only at gamestop with the most ratty booger infested chewed by dog used copy would you see real deals. That or boomer parents selling off their kids childhood when they went off to college for pennies on the dollar, but I think going forward gen x parents are smart enough to check prevailing values on electronics, so that source of deals are gone too.
Comment · 4 months ago
Discs are way more convenient. You can store how many multi hundred gb games on your internal storage before you have to start triaging. Also, want to play a game you haven’t played in a while after work? Sorry, 3 hour forced update.

In the old disc era you’d just pop in the disk and start playing in minutes. You could have as many disks as would fit in your house.

Oh no, you have to stand up and walk 10ft to put it in. What a great inconvenience.

Comment · 4 months ago
Your library on steam is tied to you. When you die, it is gone. Your children or family using it is against terms of use.
Comment · 4 months ago
They usually do allow for pre downloading
Comment · 4 months ago
Insurance will tell you teeth are as well.
Comment · 4 months ago
Why learn to do anything?
Comment · 4 months ago
What about into research grants?
Comment · 4 months ago
Some of the more out there UFO theories postulate on these lines. An idea that rather than say send an explorer of your own species to some planet with all the needed life support, you use genetic engineering to create a worker bee essentially, already tailored to perform whatever function under whatever environmental conditions are present at the target planet. You may even be able to build this species using genes already present at the host system in some reduced to essential components fashion like an engineered plasmid in the molecular biology lab. This would also double as camouflage keeping the worker bee genetics separate from genetics found in your own planet or star system, making them appear endogenous to the target planet instead.
Comment · 4 months ago
Traditional red light cameras take a still frame and are triggered only during a red light violation.
Comment · 4 months ago
We thought his handlers had a better wrangle on him.
Comment · 4 months ago
War with Iran was not on anyones bingo card.
Comment · 4 months ago
The real eco hippies were fueling a 40 year old mercedes on fry oil. Powers that be want you to replace all sources of oil dependent product with another oil dependent product (after all, EVs depend on oil making plastic and grease a cheap commodity). They don’t want you to buy something they already sold to the unwashed masses decades ago. They want you to buy new thing. Never mind old thing still works.
Comment · 4 months ago
If only they could develop housing! The issue is zoning creating the scarcity.
Comment · 4 months ago
There is plenty of land for housing already. It is just constrained by zoning.

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