I suspect that you’ll need to have high-level people like mayors doing it before you can get the general staff do follow suit.

I was born in Washington and read very confused as a child when I started watching the news. This does cause issues but you are right that it is a common convention.

Agreed

It won’t go that far. He’s a public figure so only actual malice by the reporter and magazine is actionable.

Believe it or not, MSFT made one of those back in the 90s. Terrible keys, but it may be what you wanted.

Edit: they apparently still do: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/surface-ergonomic-keyboard/90pnc9ljwpx9?activetab=pivot%3Aoverviewtab

Corollary: if you have the capability to complete the requirements in a short period you should be allowed to.

LOL people under the age of 40 downvoted you, my guess. Are you the same as you were at 25 when you hit 45? No. Are you old and invalid? Also no.

Gen Z is gravitating towards analog. It’s the boomers who are addicted.

The author is obviously not a fan of valve. The bias comes through in their word choice

I don’t think precedent applies here. And if you want a historical analog, consider the New Deal.

They were also not progressive.

This is me.

People who live in the suburbs are exposed to Far higher levels of pollution from being in traffic and get far less exercise. Cities are not loud unless you’re in a tourist area.

I’ve been saying this for years but it has taken the current political environment for people to not treat me like an idiot for thinking it.

You know nothing. Just stop.

It’s clearer as time goes on that you have no experience with public sector funding. You’re just being contrary for its own sake.

You’re assuming that public hospitals are well enough funded to use discretionary funding in this way. Even the best health systems do not carry a surplus.

Where did you get in my statement that I dislike suicide prevention?

That’s how tech works today. Huge capital pumped into useless projects.

This means that someone jumped, the family sued, and your local nonprofit hospital had to spend money it didn’t have.