What you can do about it is reduce your household potable water consumption to 50l (13 gal.) per person per day.
What governments can do is guarantee the first 50l per person to be affordable. Anything above that should be rationed or priced just high enough that people reduce their consumption enough to prevent the aquifers from drying up.
So you update your drivers and then your PC inexplicably grinds for half an hour. This will only teach people to stop updating their drivers.
What would it use for shrapnel? Ball bearings? Razor blades? Ninja stars? Spark plugs?
Are you trolling? Many plants cannot tolerate warm weather.
plenty of others could have done what he did.
It took a visionary to really understand what Wozniak already had and what it could be. That was beyond even HP at the time.
My own life would be better without infinite scrolling, and I'm over 14.
Those heat records were set during the Dust Bowl era.
And it will shame the honest ones into reporting fewer hours so they get paid $60k instead of $200k for that last year right before they quit and forfeit the bonus.
They need to put in some false positives to make sure the humans are paying attention.
the problem is going to the supermarket at, say, 0600 on a Tuesday morning and the 28-ounce container of Maxwell House coffee is $14.99, but if you shop at 1100 on a Saturday, the same product is tagged $16.99, because there are more shoppers and more demand.
Why would they sell it for $14.99 in the morning when they could sell it for $16.99 later the same day?
Or make the browser mine a fraction of a bitcoin before the post goes through. Anyone who doesn't want to use their CPU/GPU in that way can pay by the post, or by the word like for classified ads. Something high enough to discourage bots but not so high that it discourages humans.
Did anyone who voted for Obama or Bush ever get eaten
Yes because Trump is the result of a backlash against Obama's policies, so anyone who voted for Obama got eaten. I think the world would be a better place if we had elected Romney.
many of the downsides were brought about not by those companies, but rather the end user's hunger for the product.
Even now we know the incredible dangers and yet people will happily pour oil into their cars...
That's just typical addict behavior.
buying isolated homes in the suburbs
That's not so much by choice as because it's illegal in most neighborhoods for developers to build anything but single family homes. That's the opposite of freedom.
At some point we need to stop pointing at others and except some personal fucking responsibility.
It's always the addict's fault for getting and staying addicted, right?
Addiction is slavery.
Fossil fuels addicted us, fattened us, sickened us, endangered us, imprisoned us, and decimated our cities.
And the pimp/enslaver/prison guard says, "you never had it so good, you should be more appreciative!"
"Virtual" means never knowing where your next byte is coming from.
