Not only that - if they still do they usually offer lower prices. Even lower if you pick it up yourself.

Those big 3rd-party delivery services sux, they exploit workers (pay, “tips”) and restaurants (fees).

Big tech ‘disruptions’ are just a facade to get monopoly without providing anything new.

With delivery I just meant

Having an option if all else fails

An option some ADHD peeps can use, 100% not an option developed to help with ADHD fuckery.

I hate third-party delivery services, those are just exploiting workers & act monopolistic when it comes to fees they change to the restaurants.

I go get my own food, but it still happens that I can’t leave my apparent sometimes so I assumed this does help some people.

I resolved a lot of my food issues by having stores in the same building I live (and nice restaurants in the 1 to 5 minute walk where I can skip the delivery & go get it myself).

But yeah, not all days, sometimes food is complicated.

Oh, yeah, for sure, the garbage (0-sense) title is screaming monetisation of all the things for a few clicks.

I too resolved a lot of my food issues by having stores in the same building I live (and nice restaurants in the 1 to 5 minute walk where I can skip the delivery & go get it myself).

With delivery I just meant

Having an option if all else fails

An option some ADHD peeps can use, 100% not an option developed to help with ADHD fuckery.

… so why are eg flatpak apps less secure than Android ones?

And Play & Apple stores are full of unchecked scam apps. They basically are solving this by securing the os more. Yet apps (even Instagram) can still take pics without your action. I assume they listed in on you too.

The app (& SDK) argument I think has more to do with user- and dev-base. Something that Microsoft failed at in the mobile market. So basically we need a quality/seamless way of running Android apps on Linux.

And since we can run Win games on Linux very nicely I think this wouldn’t be that much of an issue … Tho minimal industry support (eg banking apps) is still needed.

Yes, this.

Google is slowly but consistently closing down the ecosystem (that should have been openv all the way through anyways).

Just like with the search engine, the early ad-free serve-everyone-equally stage is dead. Now the monopoly is about to monetise what it can & control all the things.
(Thighs might escalate a bit quicker since the “Googles android” is prob at it’s peak market share rn & the China alternatives are gonna steamroll even oven giants like Google and Apple to a significant extent.)

It’s a bit diffident when you don’t have big megacorp subsidies (Meta, Google, various local-market apps, etc) & have to buy all hardware from third parties. And perhaps not have planned obsolescence. And upsales. And ad revenue. And frown upon slave or unhappy workforce & other negative society impacts.

Also it looks like an ok phone, low spec cameras, but still the usual dimensions, OLED, enough RAM & CPU to be usable in desktop mode, Linux.

The title is garbage, but ADHD folk can have a lot of problems preparing food, even ordering food.

Having an option if all else fails is a lifesaver (getting regular-ish nutrition & not starving for a couple of days at a time - not a short term issue, but the psychological effects can compound over time … this is also the segue/mechanic why so many adhd ppl develop persistent depression).

Edit: to clarity - with delivery I just meant

Having an option if all else fails

An option some ADHD peeps can use, 100% not an option developed to help with ADHD fuckery.

I hate third-party delivery services, those are just exploiting workers & act monopolistic when it comes to fees they change to the restaurants.

I go get my own food, but it still happens that I can’t leave my apparent sometimes so I assumed this does help some people.

… they deliver food in old city centres like this al the same, they just use bikes or mopeds.

Also non-car food delivery is better, especially during rush hours.

Clearly 24%(=89%-65%) of the population with a highschool degree give the impression they don’t have it.

Tbh that seems fair, perhaps a bit low :D.

Ok, yes, but the average answer was 50% (edit: 66%), so half of the people assumed less than 50%.

I should have clarified that by ‘is data bullshit’ I meant it as the surveys work/overall effort - eg unclear questions or not making sure (actively or passively) if folk actually understood the question. It could be something stupid as a matter unclear ‘owns’ or ‘doesn’t own’, so people were answering in two ways ‘90% own’ and ‘10% don’t own’ … of witch the average is then the bs 50% bcs it’s the and metric.
This is just one example of seemingly the simplest things going wrong in surveys & statisticians not having the data/balls to detect issues from datasets or rule the data in question out.

Asking people questions is hard. They are people after all.

The propagandening!

Bed pisser is just mean.

I would ask why are there defibrillator marks on my dick, and an otoscope in my urethra.

(Bcs I just woke up and have forgotten that is exactly what I asked for.)

Imagine explaining euclidean shapes with it’s wider, so it’s wider’ …

But what the kid was asking is why arent cars designed to carry more people with all that wasted space & resources.

How tf car-brained USAinians in a car-dependant society assume only half the population owns a car?

Or that a fifth/a quarter of the country is Muslim/transgender/living on a million per year?
Or that NY is a third of the USA?

Is this data just bs?

It’s hard working in an office environment.

"We have learned to steer humans! All it was needed was a sharp pain from a bright light directly into their eyeballs (below the eyelids), and since humans tend to avoid pain, they try to move away from the spots where we press the pain button.

Well, except Jimmy12, he has been gooning all experiment long, so the controls need to be reversed."

1. live very dangerously
2. have a tattoo about you having sex with a skeleton
3. tell death about the game but ask them to being it

Death came twice that day.

Gestapo did invest a lot in nice Hugo Boss image.