So, no answer then?
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Sounds like a free market proponent.
Can I give the classic example of US healthcare where for very minor benefits, the absolute richest can afford to have great healthcare whilst everyone else seems to be crippled (financially) by even minor ailments.
But the industry is worth billions, the line goes ever up, and the shareholders are happy. Just fuck the customer.
Name an example of a better workshop, I've used nexus mods and it's a complicated mess that requires a subscription to get normal download speeds for content created for free by other people
Because each independent section would try to make more money and end up breaking things and adding new shit users don't want but marketing execs think are good.
More like rats not joining a leaking ship. I've been through enough windows upgrades to know: Don't be the first! You'll only end up paying to be a software tester for a product MS had to ship before it's ready to keep the shareholders happy.
Don't be the first one in the water after the shark warning ...
In conclusion:
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Bad weather for planes
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Average (good?) weather for Toronto as this time of year
It looks like this is being filmed from another aircraft (big pillar in the middle of the window). Why was this pilot filming, it seems like they'd see planes landing all the time so was there something special about the landing - bad weather perhaps ..
Podcasts are thinking for people who can't read.
I'm making a rather cruel joke, but I do find some friends who struggle (lazy / busy, I'm not sure why) to read a news article I might share with them and, who will share with me some 20 sec Instagram clip with the words flashing up with Peterson or Rogan "slamming", "owning", "destroying" the libs. A quick Google usually dispels the quote or shows that the subject is not so simple.
I should also add I do listen to podcasts and radio and there's nothing wrong with both.
Does the 5 seats sticker include the driver?
Anecdotally, I remember using it for answers to things about probably business, government, and certain how-to's. I also remember when the pop-over banner started covering up half the answers and that's around the time I stopped.
Here's a post discussing quora from Dec 2018.
all philosophical views aside, there are some really core issues that got me to stop using Quora and unfortunately the case to stop using it is made by the site itself:
The content quality has deteriorated significantly since the site's inception. The content is far cheaper than before and far less interesting in very obvious ways.
Moderation systems have not done a good job of growing the site as a community. The site has lost the character that drew many people to it in the first place.
The machine learning models terribly over-fit to user signals, creating a frustrating experience.
These 3 core issues with the site are what got me to gradually stop using it as someone who was initially an early adopter.
Quora did it. I don't go there anymore.
Maga works won't realise because they've been trained to fear and/or dislike the "woke" govt employees.
It's just another group to blame for all the wars, expensive groceries, regulations protecting consumers, health care, social work