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Yeah, have at it, the barrier to entry on taking some payments and distributing it to people is so high that no one else can possibly get in that market…

IMO, Nokia’s bread and butter was the hardware and the simplicity. The phone apps were just Java.

You might not need 50 amps now. But that line is a 1 time cost and maybe you’ll want to weld one day.

Not where I was going for that, more like museum pieces. He’s really done a bunch of shit we absolutely should NOT have allowed. A president, releasing a phone, while in office for a grift. Our great grandkids (hopefully) will be walking through the Smithsonian going what the FUCK was going on in the 20’s, and one of these e-waste POS will be sitting there staring back at them.

heh fair, gender bias for me.

Youtubers going for content.

Conceptually, it’ll make one f of a collectors item one day there’s no way enough will sell to make them common.

Debts are gone AND now he can sell the user data with impunity! No NO, that was that OTHER GUY

“Honey, We got a letter from the HOA, they’ve revoked our pool privileges, you wouldn’t know anything about that you’d you?”

[insert Krumbobulous Michael here I go killing again meme]

Competitors severely penalized in 3…2…

The great wireless firewall of America.

I bet the did it internally for April fools and it’s just getting out to the public.

My #$%^ HOA only socializes through FB groups. Been trying to drum up interest in a defederated Frendica or something, but can’t get any traction :( I’ve unliked all the stuff and unfollowed everything else, but I can’t GTFO of it any further without being unable to deal with my neighbors civilly

Thanks for the link. God we do this all the time at work. I didn’t know it had a name.

Everyone wants to contribute. Big things are scary and have the attention of the most senior staff. When a small thing hits the table, everyone has input and isn’t afraid of looking stupid or getting called out when they feel ways about, say, the look of a company directory.

When big issues are on the table, they wait for the subject matter experts to chime in and contribute little for fear of getting getting called out for being trivial.

Always felt like there was middle ground there that was never tread.