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And that sound is rock.

Beta only means buggy piece of shit to people who use software and then mostly gamers. In industries where prototypes can kill people a "beta" product is one that is safe for the intended use. For example, if you invented a new way to do internal scans of people, before you can even test it on humans you would have done extensive testing on animals to know what works, what doesn't, and what gives them cancer, and have done the modelling to have a strong understanding on if it is safe with humans.

Nobody would tolerate a scanner that gave people cancer, oops

The power tripping mods didn't leave or care. The ones who built communities were the ones who need tools on their phone to mod

The question isn't if fractions are taught. The question is why aren't people retaining it while they are there.

The hippies became boomers

Are we? I've only ever been paid fortnightly

Growing up in Australia I was required to learn a second language in years 7 and 8. All I can remember is how to say "and now cumshot" thanks to my friend and I finding his dad's porn collection.

For a while in star gate Atlantis humans were just teleporting nukes into enemy ships until they mcguffined a solution.

It's only economically viable if we use the same thinking that got us here in the first place. Fuck the future.

But it's not like for like. Misusing statistics like you are doing doesn't help the conversation it just makes you look ignorant.

When you include someone who works 10 hours a week against a minister who is responsible for a department that manages thousands of people it just makes you look small minded and, quite frankly, not knowledgeable enough to join the conversation.

It's better than the deal they offered APS staff

Median income includes part time, casual, and unsure work