The time and money cost of installing wifi is probably pretty different from the cost of installing EV fast chargers

The most frustrating part of the pro office talking points for me is the line about meeting in person being easier. My team is spread across four states, I’m either on a zoom meeting at my house where there is always a quiet room from which to take a meeting at a comfortable desk. Or I’m in the office, an open office with hot desks where you can’t leave keyboards, mice, computers, etc overnight and you have to reserve a conference room to take a zoom meeting (all meetings). Now I’m wasting time setting up my desk every day, reserving rooms for all my meetings, kicking people out of the rooms I reserved. Huge loss of productivity for the Corp. I’m not staying late because you wasted so much of my time, I gotta hit the road to beat traffic.

What? A parasocial relationship is about media figures and the imagined relationship that their audience/fans have with them. The internet isn’t relevant at all although it’s where most are formed in this day and age.

All sorts of people have strong friendships built online. A parasocial relationship is when someone watching YouTube feels like they actually know Mr Beast.

I’ll never understand how people don’t think guaranteed healthcare is the ultimate freedom. So many people locked in to jobs they hate because of health insurance. That’s not freedom, it’s practically indentured servitude.

I’ve told two friends who were considering driving for Uber that it’s sort of like taking equity out of your vehicle (yes I know vehicles aren’t an asset really but for the purpose of this example it helps to think about their value as equity) in the form of lifespan and maintenance and putting it in to your pocket.

There definitely are. My partner has Netflix, Prime, Peacock, and the Disney plus bundle. I feel like it isn’t that uncommon of a scenario tbh.

Can they really count internet costs which most people would need even if they weren’t streaming?

Apple won’t let anyone adopt iMessage

I don’t but have heard of folks using it getting banned so Google seems to be interpreting it that way.

TOS violation

I didn’t say there weren’t any shops but the cheapest battery job is $60. I’m not even making a strawman argument you’re doing that. Lots of folks would save $30 if they could. Lots of folks are too busy or lazy to go to a shop. I’ve known lots of iPhone users who have failing batteries and they just suffer through an unreliable phone until they have money for a replacement. This would definitely help those people.

The argument that user replaceable batteries forces phones to be significantly bulkier or uglier is just unfounded, companies could easily engineer solutions that are both thin and look good. I had a Galaxy S5 that was waterproof and reasonably thin.

There are 0 shops near me that do a battery replacement for $10. Idk where you are going and are they giving you the replacement battery for free cause that usually costs around 30-50 dollars alone if you get a reputable one. Even after all that, the shop usually has to keep your phone for a few hours at least and people typically don’t have a backup or like to be completely offline for that long.

Wouldn’t it be cheaper and better for the environment if you print at your local library or office store?