The software industry would stall out, mass unemployment, dramatically more car crashes. Coffee, black and green tea, most soda, and some drugs would disappear from shelves and stores. Coffee shops would all close, you'd be able to get pretty much just water with your big Mac, midol takers would be furious and in pain, ADHD people would have to try harder to fall asleep. For lack of a better term, there would be a rubber band effect apocalypse while the shadow markets got set up and supplies

You could use proton cloud storage to do 90% of the same thing you just would have to have local editors installed

Some 40 to 70 thousand people in the US die every year from the flu. I think the big thing is most people don't care until it affects them personally. It's been weird seeing covid coverage be all, "THINK OF THE DEATHS" as if that meaningfully would change much

DRM also costs paying customers performance generally

It's easier said than done for sure

For a lot of open source at the moment the root level readme is fundamentally the homepage too. It absolutely should include screenshots, maybe even a gif. If your software has a GUI or TUI it should follow that a concise visual will do more to explain it's usage than a text document

Json

Yeah but then I have to call them

I use these as a central place to create an online order for pickup.

Dark Reader too

1. You can click in and out when you leave and arrive home. They absolutely can know how long it takes each way
2. No but they'd fire you if you moved too far to commute, and they pay you a wage that may or likely doesn't cover the cost of living in your area
3. Hate to break it to you champ but it already is a factor for onsite workers. Despite being able to do so I was not chosen for a job because I lived too far from the office as a stated reason.

• 200k min salary (I'm currently paid 5 figures)
• 4 hour workdays
• 4 day workweek

And this is the single most important piece

let me go home when I'm done with my work

You're thinking in terms of political ideology a radical progressive is someone taking out all the stops to fix things. It's a bell curve not a checkbox saying what alignment you are

Yes you're right about our current conservative population but the problem is still that they have too much power to limit progressives from taking actions to fix things or try solutions at best

Yeah except the cloud layers. For some that's beautiful and it makes an even better backdrop for reading

I'm your worst nightmare. I refuse to get to s2 or s3 until I finish the dredge that is s1 because I'm of the belief that CR is only good because the people who watch it went through s1 first

So switching to dvorak or colemak would possibly help significantly

As a species we need a mix of progressive and conservative people. Progressives act as a sort of antennae force finding new ways to approach the world while conservatives are there for if we progress in a way that is ultimately harmful. Finding the right balance and control system is the hard part, not fitting everyone into a progressive or conservative ideology

I'd bet reddit was just as cringe to start

Ehh private rooms on trains are a better experience but idn of that would be much better than the equivalent number of cars