What does being disabled have to do it?
What does being disabled have to do it?
You lost me on that one. What?
No. Unfortunately there’s two of them.
Probably when the software isn’t malware.
But in this case it is.
Good to know people that are disabled don’t mind using shitty maleware apps, I guess?
What’s your point combining using the malware app with you being disabled? Is that supposed to make the app better somehow?
You’re not special because you’re disabled. Things you use aren’t magical amazing. You’re still the same as everyone else.
Interesting. Well, I’ll defer to your experience then since you seem to know more than me. Thank you.
Sounds like he just wants to walk up to a general, and strike him. It’s bold. But I’m not sure how it would change anything.
Everyone switched to digital. You need a digital antenna. One from the 40s does not work today. A paperclip would absolutely not receive and decode a digital signal either.
I agreed until you ranted on capitalism. That’s such a a tired old thing on Lemmy it just looks like you’re using catch phrases and eyes roll. It’s money, not capitalism. Every type of society that uses money will lead to wanting more money.
You’re more than welcome to give an example of a successful economy that ran on money where people didn’t hoard it. I’m all ears.
It’s the new toy everyone is playing with.
That’s the only way I can rationalize it. It’s not money, cuz everything being done with in a product blows.
Thank you. I appreciate that, and I agree 100%.
Boeing already has divisions for different types of aerospace.
Boeing Commercial Airplanes builds the planes civvies fly on, and sometimes holds the doors shut on.
Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) builds military airplanes, rotorcraft, and missiles, as well as space systems for both commercial and military customers, including satellites, spacecraft, and rockets.
Then they have another division that is focused on aftermarket stuff.
They’ve been in space for a long time via satellites mainly. Admittedly I’m just skimming their records, I’m not an expert of them in the slightest. But they’ve been a government contractor longer than my old ass has been alive, starting 1916 with seaplanes and then changing ownership a large number of times.
I’m pretty sure Asianometry has done a video on them if you’re interested in watching a YouTube essay on them.
Edit. I can’t find a video from him on Boeing specifically, he tends to web in and weave everyone involved with tech advancements so that’s not really surprising. He might throw in the complete history of a company while describing something like a door hinge haha.
So I’m going to do something I hate to do, and leave the channel link for you to get lost in. My apologies. It’s worth getting lost in though.
For the breaking up thing I was thinking civilian, space, and military aircraft. SpaceX proves private companies can make changes. Given enough time they’ll probably become Boeing though.
If internet is going to be infrastructure then I’m of the frame of mind that aerospace is too. It’s tough though. I absolutely hate privatization of government branches (USPS for example), but if it’s purely government will there be that legendary “competition”? Strict regulations vs possible taking chances.
I don’t know. I have no answers. I hope anything I’ve said even makes any sense.
I feel bad for that Noone fella. Those are not fun to read.
At least they’re being honest with that. You know they’d keep asking you after choosing “no”.
Cool. I figured it’d be a long process, an all day project. I just “fear” the possible complexity.
I know I’m going to eventually switch over. I’m curious how it ends up going with your install.
Steam just had a 90% off sale from an entire publisher. Right now, looking at the stores front page there is
86% off a call of the wild
70% off hell pie.
90% off dragon age.
85% off a worms game.
75% off blasphemous.
90% off another dragon age game.
80% off kingdom Come.
75% off riders Republic.
90% off team17 games.
You’re yelling at clouds, old man.
It is though. Without farming we wouldn’t even have a modern era.
Seriously. If companies are people they need to be imprisoned, ie not able to do any business at all, for whatever length of time actual people get sent to prison for.
I’m more than happy to start with the CEOs as a first step.