So you’re saying, since it’s their call, it makes sense to not have a weird conversion with them?

What’s worse, being weird, or just letting this happen?

It bugs me when people say corporations enable people to take risks. They don’t. They eliminate risk. They allow people to do risky things without any personal accountability. Then they just shut down one corp, start another, and do it again.

Carice is a cool option.
An old school, no frills sports car, that happens to be all electric.

Sure, they’re hand built to order. But in that class, they’re surprising cheep. Less than €50K if I recall

Humans!

For the best results, keep both the soda and empty drinking glass in the refrigerator.

Then start with an empty glass tipped 15-20deg toward open can or bottle of soda.
Pour slowly onto upper inner edge of tipped glass. Stop with enough room in the glass for additional ice volume.
Place each cube into the surface of poured soda before releasing it.

If you’re insisting on ice first, use the other techniques but with a preloaded glass instead of empty.

Whose a goots loaf?
You’re a goots loaf!

I think your questions are more complicated than you realize.

Are Autocracies more powerful than Democracies?

If you separate the form of government from the governing, yes autocracy is a superior form of government. A dictator can instantly marshal resources to face any threat, or completely shift an entire nation, if a direction becomes clearly wrong. The reason they don’t work, is because the leader is always human. Humans make shit leaders, almost always. So distribution of power across a large number of people mitigates the risks of putting it all in one.

Are all democracies are doomed to fail?

Yes. Obviously. Everything eventually fails. The Sun will fail and take the earth with it.

Is the future of humanity, autocracy? For the rest of humanity’s existence?

No. Obviously. Everything eventually fails. The Sun will fail and take the earth with it. I would hope humanity (or whatever species humanity evolves to) lives past that.

I just call it a “Pull Cart”.
Or “Cart” for short.

It’s a pattern.
I know it seems strange from the anti-cancel-culture contingent of society, but it’s a real thing.

Obligatory mention of Kagi

And my code link for 3 people to try it for 3 months.

I can agree. I’m donating to both, because more options is better. But really I’m pulling for Servo. It’s silly nostalgic sentimentality. But I like the idea of it’s traceable lineage back to Mosaic.

They have a functioning “light weight” browser people can use for testing. And honestly, wrapping all the browser features around an engine, is very much the easy part. That’s why there are so many browsers with so few rendering engines.

Now that’s a phone

Yah. I’m torn. On the one hand it’s kind of stupid and pointless to change the names of things. On the other hand If your changing the name, Gulf of America is probably the best option. The real point of doing it is to give the media something marketable to talk about instead of the more boringly important things going on. Which for the second time tonight, gets me dangerously close to a long rant about the shitty media we have.

Because not as many people know about the free stuff, since it doesn’t have a marketing budget to tell everyone it exists. If fewer people know about it, it’ll be discussed less.

You clearly don’t like texting, and only do it out of some sense of social obligation.
The kind of thing one might call Malicious Compliance.

Asunder?

Definition
“The term asunder is an adverb that means “into separate parts” or “apart from each other.” It is often used to describe something that has been forcefully separated or torn apart”

I assume mostly, because the free stuff doesn’t have a marketing budget.

This is the answer.