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I wonder if the author ever looked at the local news while in Baja. The experience from an American tourist will be incredibly different from an average Mexican.

I don't suggest auto diagnosing, but those could be ADHD symptoms. I have the inattentive subtype and it sounds similar to my experience. Unfortunately, I don't have any advice on this

This 100%. The other day I was trying to re-watch Mr. Robot with my girlfriend. I found out it abandoned Netflix. I like the series enough to purchase a 1-month subscription if that means I can just press play and it watch it dubbed. I read somewhere I could find it in Disney+, only to later find it is not really there, and that actually there is no way to stream it from any service in my country. How did it get this bad?

I think it is safe to assume they won't come down in 2027

I also notice that. I don't really know where else to go now

I agree with most of your take, but I don't really think those left are going to be paid less. I am not one of them, but I don't see why they would be paid less.

His(?) Majesty. You are addressing the King of England himself

I absolutely loved that m1 air, but one time there was a MacOS update, and it bricked. I discovered that another mac is required to recover my M1. As if I had another working mac laying around somewhere. I would love to go back to mac, but those things really scare me.

This is why I am not a fan of the Everett approach

Same for me

Unfortunately, "If I don't steal your house, someone else will" at scale, will lead to a very dark place for humanity

Same exact case in Mexico. Likely in most other Latin-American countries as well

Would you mind sharing a little about how your wife does business? Like, are her clients regular people or art shops? How does she put a price on her work?

Absolutely. Nearshoring alone could skyrocket

Let them have it. 'America' is so loaded with horrible things that I don't really think the rest of the continent cares