Pacman (and paru and the AUR) and chezmoi works fine, I don't see any reason to switch.
nivenkos
joined 2 years ago
~30km with a walking group at university, from one city to another.
The worst part was the rain near the end.
Also 20km but through the frozen moors - some people that saw us on the way there thought we were new recruits training for the military!
do public companies always have to do what makes the shareholders the most money or risk being sued?
No, Goodwill can even be entered on the balance sheet.
Generally it takes extreme (usually fraudulent) behaviour for it to be an issue to shareholders, and for that to stand up in court.
Whereas for strategic decisions (like employee remuneration, environmental investments, etc.), the dissenting shareholders should try to take over the board if there are enough of them.
It downloads from YouTube.
I mean I live in Sweden and in my building we have problems with people damaging common areas, dumping rubbish, etc. - but nothing can be done because only the police have the right to review CCTV here.
That's the sort of issue I mean, just the actions of a tiny minority can ruin a lot of stuff - but it doesn't need to be that way.
I can tell you right now that my luxury bones hurt.
That's the same in Europe though, dentistry isn't covered on public insurance in the UK, Spain, Sweden, etc.
But we have even less net salary to cover it when there are problems.
That's how you get technological advancement.
Bureaucracy just leads to monopolies and little to any progress.
I think mobile development is best for this. Very technical, but still a lot of products and companies and not quite so spammed with bootcamps.