Except the Internet is so prevalent it is impossible for the best parent to do that. A kid would just have to go to the house of parents that don't watch and don't care.

You do realize that icons don't change the functionality of the OS?

That's not how corporate budgets work. A sale is a sale, meaning the money you have paid labor is considered already lost but a cost of doing business. If that employee buys the product then that lost labor cost is recouped as a sale just the same as any no other sale.

Some people are highly organized and dont have a problem with that. But organized people never understand the struggles of people who aren't, which is actually the majority of the population.

A living wage has long been standardized to mean being able to afford a two bedroom apartment, food, utilities, and transportation. If it were that easy to find a job to pay more then everyone would be millionaires.

Why are you going back to talking about people that are home? I very clearly said I was more concerned about the people that aren't home. or more importantly, what I would have to do if I wasn't home.

These icons look a lot more professional to me.

I haven't used macos in awhile, but their icons always seemed to be a bit amateurish or juvenile to me. It seemed like they were trying to make them cool and different but not quite pulling it off.

Agreed. I have already conceded that the nobilty and serfs model is way more what I intended to say in the first place.

I agree and was actually thinking this would be a more apt description after I wrote my comment.

Today its Americans that are the boiling frogs

They are forcing people back down towards slavery. If you get paid barely enough to live then that counts as slavery in my opinion.

Now we are going in circles. I thought we have ascertained that there can't possibly be chargers everywhere.

Please see the math I explained in the comment in the other branch. Assuming the government money gets spread out evenly it adds up to $153 more on each ticket to cover this.

Fyi, I did the math. The US Government budget for the FAA is 26.8 billion. Flights per year is 16.4 million and 55% of those are passenger flights. It works out to 16.3k more per plane that would have to be made up. There is an average of 104 passengers per plane, so on average a passenger will need to make up $156.83 on their ticket. Keep in mind that a private company is going to want a profit margin of at least 10% so add that to the numbers.