I'd say the biggest expected problem is massive inflation.

Sub 100 ms of ping is super good for space internet, but with 111 of Jitter it meant not much. With 9.2, 88 will always feel like sub 100, and that's indeed a huge quality of life.

I'm on a gen 1 dish. And sometimes my ping is under 20ms, usually it's around 40-60. This guys ping is terrible, and he has shitloads of obstructions.

Benefits of low earth orbit...

tetripin does that too, but you have to pip install it.

The problem is you have to sacrifice to fight against the move of people that take no risk. It's a very unfair battle.

Indeed. The house holds most of the cards. But it's not risk-free per se. It's just a prisoners dilemma that hasn't had a chance to shift to the worst case scenario of "literally everyone leaves". Probably still a safe bet, but it's only as safe as the people they are gambling with.

Sad part is that it's bad but not necessarily "life or death" for many teachers as of now. But it may be that way if we keep going.

No evil is preferable, but a little evil is acceptable. A lot of evil, however, is not (unless compared to pure evil, I suppose).

Rather, a recognition of the current state of affairs. And not just my phone; my clothes, some chocolate I had recently, and probably most things I own. The overseer is more evil, but we’re all a little evil (or a lot?), though I doubt we’re all about to go off grid and be self sufficient, weaving our own clothes, building our own shelter, foraging our food, etc.

We can apply this argument to the original scientific frauds.

At this point I have no idea what your opinion is.

How are you measuring “evil”?

By the tried and true methods of “I know it when I see it” and the smell test.

The problem is crawling is generally optimized with info you find in the page.

Agricola life is a nice game and those little pieces are so cute.

Really make you care about those sheeps that you have to butcher.

What do you like about the game?

Instead of each player having actions they can make, there is a common board of actions, and there is a competition between players on them.

There is just a touch of randomness, not too much so that it unskilled, but enough so that it's fun.

And it's an interesting game that is above the usual pandemic and other basic games, but easy to explain and understand so you can play with casual friends, unlike stuff like ark nova that you can only enjoy with fellow nerds.

In fact, you can play with kids. They can't win, but they are happy growing plants and caring for their sheeps.

If you play a lot, good accessories can make the game much faster to install, put away and transport.

I 3d print stuff for this reason for many games.

It's sad that those stories get forgotten.

Like IE6, or Microsoft bullying and corruption.

HP conning users with their printers.

Apple iphone home button scandal.

It just means bad actors can abuse clients again and again, and with a little PR and some time passing, they can get billions in without consequences.

Ferrero, Mars, Ikea, Ikea and Valve prove that you can get very big and stay private.

Not everyone wants to IPO, or sell to big player.

You may want it to stay in the family, or protect the original culture. Maybe you found someone in your team that will be a great CEO.

Maybe you like that life.

You don't even need to big huge, look at 37 signal.

Yes, of course there are different options. I'm not saying there's only one option. I'm saying there are more possibilities, not fewer. I.e. selling isn't some weird, Silicon Valley mindset.