Yeah, but I just mean in terms of a low cost option.
Most people don’t need a big car for their around town driving. I have a kona ev and it’s not much bigger.
Having said that, travelling as a family of 3+dog was tricky in the kona so we just upgraded my wife’s ICE to an ioniq 5
Bolt ev just got a price drop to 20k. It’s not a nice looking car, but would fit 99% of most peoples driving
He’s noticed an issue that people who are into tech always push complicated things onto non techies. I don’t see how that is contradictory or weird…
I think he’s talking in general. But who knows.
The whole point is that a bunch of people don’t have the technical skills to figure out FOSS. Sure, sometimes the ux is just as good as the main competitor, but in my experience, usually it isnt and has a decent learning curve
Hundred percent agreed
There are fewer and fewer options every day that aren’t by big brands.
And the Canadians. Our right wing is cutting Healthcare budgets and saying the reason there are long wait times is because it needs to be privatized.
Sad thing is it’s working.
But this shit can come to other countries if they aren’t careful. Fight Healthcare privatization with everything you’ve got
On some products, these steps occur after you’ve purchased and opened the product and are setting it up.
You became Death? How did you manage that?
Honestly, number 3 is the only thing that would have marginal impact. Consumers don’t have the time and energy to research every product to the depth required foe the first two.
Yup. You can see this kind of stuff happening with ads in things you buy.
There was a model of “ad supported” and “pay to own”
But some exec figured out you could do both and double dip.
There is no world in which things get more consumer friendly unless it’s forced
Cassette beasts is pretty great. Pokemon meets 80s music aesthetic
And yet it still won’t solve all the remote work issues. There is no silver bullet
Totally fair in many environments for sure.
I guess it’s possible. It just seems a reach for people to think that’s the /only/ reason.
Honestly. I think people would be more successful if they actually tried to understand some of the nuance and understand what things are better in person than remote. Then try to solve for those things, rather than just saying “remote is better in every way” like everyone seems to think.
Agreed with this. But that’s part of the problem. It takes effort to foster those conversations and “casual working meetings” like you stated. Many managers that push for back to office just don’t do that.
We are going through a transition where we need to change how we work top to bottom.
Those who are less adaptable will push for the older way of doing things because the older way is more efficient for THEM. They aren’t wrong, they just don’t know they would be more successful if they changes how they worked.
Maybe understanding the nuance will help get everyone what they want, rather than talking past each other.
Home assistant is getting into voice assistants. I’m considering getting a few to try jt out