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  Worse, I’d argue. They’re so easy to use; in the 2000s there were still some skills involved. Mobile devices really dumbed things down.

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  Saw the multitude of economic indicators and worried for a minute.

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  If I worked in an office, I’d print this and stick it to my wall. See if anyone notices.

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  Clever.

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  It takes time to start up mines and plants again and everyone is really hoping that their bet that it’s a short term interruption pays off. Also doing solar, but that was popular before epic fail.

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  I wonder the same thing about today’s small Fiat crossovers without any identifiable redeeming qualities.

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  And at 20:30 you still feel great but know you need to go to sleep in order to repeat

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  I really do hate the edges on the unibody macs. I don’t think I can take a file to a paycheque’s worth of delicate electronics.

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  They’re lovely pieces of furniture and yes absolutely better than IKEA fingerboard but there’s no way I can fit a 2.5m2 table into my 100m2 house. I wish I could because good memories have and would be made there.

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  The refrigerator in the photo is auto defrosting, I’m almost certain. Also, there’s a drive for some markets towards French door fridges and those leak a tremendous amount of energy. The energy saving parts also come with cost cutting, which is how I interpret the post. My 2001 era dishwasher was recently replaced with a 2024 model (in 2025) and the old one weighs nearly twice as much. They’re comparable in the product line of their time from the same manufacturer; the new one cost more. But...