But with electric lighting, it's pretty much never dark in areas where people live and work.

That argument works if you are indoors, but if you are outside gardening, cycling, etc, more hours of post-workday daylight are a real boon. Of course we could also solve the problem by adjusting the clock time start/end of work days or adopting more flex time working, but that seems to be just as controversial.

I voted a 60-80, but then realized that my bicycle has a GPS. So even when I'm on an all-day ride, I'm technically sitting in front of (or perhaps behind) a screen.

I was thinking the exact same thing. I'm SURE I've seen this exact story before.

Gives me a block of daylight to do yard work or get in a bike ride after work. (Or both on the longest days)

I can do both option 2 and 6. In fact, both results are pretty much assured.

When I'm hiring for unix admin jobs, I don't give a fig about what degree you have. Just what you can do and how fast you can learn.
Demonstrate that, and there will be no shortage of job offers.

Sales tax on lunch.

Get rid of the penny and the one dollar bill.
We save money on printing the dollar bill and make room in cash register for a one dollar coin.
And the 2 dollar bill.

to clean up space and restore order.

Are we proposing something like the various ISAC groups such as ren-isac? These have been around for quite a few years.

My memory isn't that good. You are most likely correct.

There was a Flintstones episode on this topic. More about the lyrics, though.

10.6 ships with Rosetta, but it is an optional install.
IIRC, you need it to run Symantec's AV product. (which is wrong on SO many levels.)

No. And I consider it to be a feature, not a bug.

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