That would just inflate prices until people like me stopped going out to eat at all.

It would inflate general wages until prices went until until iud need to make $35 an hour to have the same spending power that $25 use to have.

There is no free lunch.

Fast food prices are already largely at the unreasonable level. For the same price or just a little more, you can get sit down meals, if you don't tip. But those people expect tips. Why?

Right.

And none them would be happy with a system that guaranteed them say, $25/hr, if any money (with tips) over that was distributed until everyone there was making $25/hr.

The govt doesn't pay its bills quarterly, or only at tax time. It needs money coming in every day to pay its bills every day.

Plus, it collects its money when you have it to guard against you not having it on "collection day".

It's reasonable and rational.

They haven't got any other ideas to reverse the falling user numbers, and apparently neither does anyone else. Firefox is a decent browser, with some of the best privacy protection features. The Android version needs some work, but it's better than Chrome. HDR doesn't work, but how many people care?

So why do people abandon it? Some sites don't work, but without simply becoming a Chrome skin they can't do a huge amount about that.

Aggressive marketing by Google? Can't stop that either.

AI isn't actually the worst idea. For a lot of people being able to say "download this video" and it does would be a valuable feature. You can do it with an add on, but most people won't get that far. I bet it won't be able to do that though.

Employers need to accept that they have to train and develop people they take on. Grades should be an indication of ability to learn.

Say you have 100 shares available at a given price, and three people offer to buy them all in the same second. How do you handle that? You could give them all 33, and have one spare, as long as they are okay with only getting 33. Maybe you could have an "all or nothing" marker on the trade.

Random delays have the same issue, the buyer either has to accept an unknown price up front, or the seller has to accept cancelled trades and unpicking failed multi way deals.

The system was designed for human traders and needs a fundamental rethink.

Their energy costs are typical for Western Europe. The only ones significantly cheaper have already done what Germany is doing - installed a lot of renewables.

The UK has multiple spellings too. At school they mostly teach the -ise spelling, but I prefer the Oxford -ize spelling. Either is acceptable, although a lot of spell checkers don't support Oxford.

Whatever you do, don't Google what that stuff is. You don't want to know.

To be fair, the same is true of a lot of human designs too. Lots of modules and highly integrated ICs used, all basically black boxes. Not as bad, but certainly not immune to screw ups either.

I wonder if it passed EMC and ESD.

The way it works is that there are limits on fleet emissions. A certain proportion of cars sold must be zero emission, and the fossil ones must have average emissions below a certain level.

Even with this change, the great majority of cars sold will have to be EVs.

Q: What's in the box?
A: We don't really know, lol, but it seems to work okay!
Q: Will it keep my data secure?
A: There's no way to know, let's just hope for the best!

Fake news! The glaciers are really growing, CNN just plays the video in reverse, everyone knows it, even backward people know it, I checked with Eric. The atmosphere loves USA gas, it tells me all the time, air loves talking to me just after lunch, telling me how competent I am to a hymn of trumpets and tubas. So grand!

It was a good run, but ultimately Google's giant stomps plus your ability to get distracted has ended the party. I'm not cleaning up the puke.

But what keeps other schools from claiming they are wonderful and doing the same?