I think he meant getting rid of dating apps, not the partner
isolatedscotch
not under a system where they are rewarded for not working (and keeping their (paid!!!) users)
the problem is the one we're gonna have in a few years if nobody steps in now and does something
cough cough EU please
after reading all the comments I still have no idea what the hell crowdstrike is
yup, just waiting to go past the tipping point where we'll be so poor nobody's going to buy products anymore causing a vicious circle
they do, but the cardboard box is gonna cost you 5 extra dollars
at this point an economic crash seems like the only possible future, but I'm not sure if it would be good for your average person or if the top 1% would take advantage of it to get even richer
completely agree with you, but until the whole world stops dumping it in the air (classic) carbon capture is worthless. I'm interested if this thing of making butter can be worth it, because you're not just removing CO2, you are also making something that would have required farming a cow, which is much more resource intensive.
I guess we'll need some studies done on the topic
where do they get the electricity for it? I'm not saying it's not feasible, but they better have a solar farm nearby
as far as i know, bitwarden stores data on a per-site basis, so unless you saved custom fields for that specific site in the past the app won't give it private data from another site