It is a shittext. But yes, the implication is of psychological nature.

Once I mostly succeeded at one office job, because I took a paper and drawn a little map with who is sitting where. The process of writing down the name on the map made it click. This process doesn’t work in many different circumstances unfortunately.

I would worry it would make some of them weirdly proud and they would hope for the hi-score.

Sounds good, but no new drier until I will start to find parts of my current one in the laundry ;)

I wonder how it works. Does it change direction of spinning, gives more randomness to it all?

Flour could be considered a processed food not a processed garbage. But typical american bread for example would be called “bread for toast” in my country and is considered a processed garbage.

But from all the things why core-utils? I don’t think it is common to need changes in core-utils. Now with this MIT version it may certainly be needed, because of broken compatibility. So it feels like instead of doing nothing (because they work as is) and using GNU core-utils they switch to MIT core-utils that are slightly incompatible and because of that need work. I would assume that it will certainly provide patches for MIT core-utils, but I am sure it will just make another platform target for scripts like macOS. Some GPL projects will change their scripts to make them work with Ubuntu.

I guess corporations will corporate.

Cars generally don’t fit on sidewalks or pedestrian pathways and AFAIU they were phone and purse snatchers.

Taking minimum federal wage of $7.25 Bob Cratchit would have around 73 hour work weeks. That makes around 10-11 hours a day every day or around 12 hours Monday to Saturday. It skews numbers, but still the destitution allegory works.

~I’m not an USA-ian.~