LordKitsuna

Oooooor have a secondary cheap absolute trash phone that is ONLY for those shitty government auth tools. Not ideal but gives you some control again

Oh hey look T-Mobile internet modem

Seafile is another to check. It's focused entirely on the file storage aspect and doesn't really do all the other stuff next Cloud does but I greatly prefer it

My point was everyone fucks up the orders. Regardless of knowledge. You're being asked to work at an incredible pace during rush hour and you do the same thing hundreds of times per day. Your going to default to whatever is the most common purely out of muscle memory not lack of knowledge.

Like when I ask for a quarter pounder Deluxe which is supposed to come with the tomatoes and lettuce but I end up just getting a quarter pounder even though the receipt says Deluxe. They aren't stupid it's just that 99% of the time it's just the quarter pounder and it's muscle memory they didn't even realize they fucked it up.

Science research and medical practice have some routines sure but not to the extent of fast food orders where 90% of your day is mindless repetition

Ai or someone muscle memorying a mistake my order was messed up all the same

If given proper education and training? Yeah sure even the stupidest people you know are capable of learning at the end of the day. But most people have not the means and they are increasingly discouraged from even trying since we constantly hear about people with expensive high-end degrees ultimately just starting at the bottom like everybody else

I mean they likely would because employees regularly fuck up my order. I don't really go to fast food anymore but when I do it's almost inevitable that there's at least one minor fuck up on my order even when I try to be very very clear on my order.

I do my best to be one of those people that is clear concise and says the items exactly as they are listed on the menu but somehow I still end up with mistakes in my order pretty regularly when I do go

I would imagine there's plenty of Manufacturers for overhead wire in general just not the specific ones that Metro is using. And if you're talking about switching over everything to a new manufacturer and a new style of overhead. Most importantly the special work like track switches and the poles on the buses themselves you get to the point where well if we are already going to be replacing the fleet and then having to replace the cables on top of it and pure electric is becoming viable why not just do that

It's just not viable, there's literally only a single company that makes the equipment for the overhead wire system anymore and it's monstrously expensive. Or at least that's what I was told while I was working there by the mechanics when I would talk to them. And from what I was hearing it was sounding like the company that was doing it doesn't want to do it anymore so I wouldn't be surprised if the goal is to drop the overhead wire trolleys eventually

It's not necessarily gasoline could be a diesel generator which would last significantly longer. I bought an RV that had been sitting for 8 years with a full tank of diesel and it fired right up. Smokey and smelly but it still functioned.

No that's what I turned it into, the core part that I agreed with was that how we educate needs to change. I then took that and moved it to my concept on critical thinking skills being the most important thing

Wow your message was delivered poorly, but there is a core concept hidden within it that I do agree with. Schools need to focus more on critical thinking skills rather than any particular topic. Because those can be applied to anything.

Ever since standardized testing rolled around school has become more about teaching kids to memorize something and to not try if they don't know and just move on rather than allowing them to get something wrong but engage in critical thinking.

Instead of memorizing random formulas in math class that you may or may not use in your daily life especially now that it's literally guaranteed that there's 15 calculators within 5 ft of you at all times including one in your pocket. It would be more useful to teach specific types of math that encourage critical thinking like say ROI calculations, something that literally everyone can and should be using in their daily lives for even just basic shopping but virtually nobody knows what that even means.

This is where the high seas come in. Digital copy, your the owner. (i ofc mean copies of things you paid for and used the high seas to backup)