The chance for the trolly to fail on the loop or derail on the bend is much higher.

pull it that they might live.

or, since you’re ahead of it, pull it, then try to get on board and stop it

Me too, but I’m also my own worst enemy :)

Mental issues make you an easy target for religion.

Lots of things cause mental issues.

Not to say that all religious people have mental issues. It’s just religion has a compelling business model.

What else do they touch? How many are employees? The door is only gross because you know it’s being touched. EVERYTHING is being touched, and something like 50% of people don’t wash their hands properly or at all.

Those same people are touching everything else in the store/world. The employees have touched every item on the floor. half of those don’t wash their hands. The door only feels gross because you have no doubt.

Network and chill.

There are plenty of ways to make this better. Most of it’s theater because there’s nothing really wrong with touching the door, but some of the ways are not even expensive to make it comfortable for germaphobes.

Single bathroom doors always swing out

Copper-plate the handles

If you have to swing in, add a foot handle.

Biggest worry is someone finding an uncaught RCE.

Of course plugins also have surface area.

We know they can anon pull video. You can sandbox it to limit exposure.

But if they modify the web client with an RCE, then you hit your own server as a trusted site and that delivers a payload…

That was way more fun than it should have been.

Right on. and PV get’s less efficient when it gets hot, I’m unsure if there’s enough waste heat to do anything useful. but there is at least a marginally good reason to cool them.

They used to be cheaper. Solar is bananas cheap now

How about running water through the back side of the panels to keep them cool, transfer the heat into a heat battery (sand) then us that to assist your hot water heater.

I and strongly against windows and what microsoft is doing, But you are absolutely correct. If you stick to a build/update that’s not trying to brick your NVME, windows desktop uptime is very reasonable.

We’re not scoping on stability of thier updates, or the ability to update, just uptime on a run of the mill patched version, it goes as long as you’d need it to for most people.

Now, my linux desktop can go for very very long stretches without updates/reboots if I cared to do it. but windows 11 isn’t bad in the way that 95, 98, 2000 were. I’d even argue that win10 was more stable or at the very least had far less breaking issues.

My wife checks most of those boxes. Now I can’t tell if I have a thing…

I’ve been working my way into the fringes of many different cuisines. Finding ingredients that you can’t find in most markets. I’m just sick of the US standard, garlic, onion, paprika, basil, oregino, bullion, salt, pepper that just makes up 99% of food here. Everything good is some offshoot of KFC flavors :)

Really good stuff in many cuisines is an expensive labor of love. You can find restaurants with lots of regional remote food, but it’s all a sickly immitation, worked down to a price. Carribean spiced goat is like a $30-$40 plate. You make some indian cuisine right, the spices might run you $15 alone. Nigerian Food is AMAZEBALLS.

I’m not saying that bombs were a good or acceptable idea, but I am saying that if it weren’t for the bombs, none of us would have read that manifesto to consider this post.

Yes, you can reduce it much faster assuming one food doesn’t contaminate random other foods and it’s not a workplace hygiene thing.

You could also ask for a bowl, dressing on the side, take it home, try the tuna, 12h try the dressing, 12h try the veggies.

Repeatedly off tuna without smell would be kind of hard to replicate.

My bet is on the sauce (like they kept reflling the same contaminated container)

Repeatedly getting sick from a work surface or employee hygiene seems sketch. up to 50% of the times and i’d be on board, but every time…

That’s why the stuck Iran, to close the straight and make gas more expensive ;)

no no no, it’s

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years off.

We keep getting closer, but by smaller increments.