It’s even more difficult since the content has to be stored somewhere, and needs to be streamed which requires storage and processing power, with the latter needing to be able to scale so the user experience doesn’t get bogged down by new people joining.

The entire revenue model of compensating the host and content creator does require a rethink, but it’s hard to see how that could be done without paywalling access to host, view, and/or both of the above.

That’s true, I did roll sushi right eventually! Though since I don’t make sushi often, the first (and sometimes second) roll turns out not good before the muscle memory kicks in.

I also Appreciate the tip, kind stranger!

The European chocolates would be specifically earmarked for Canada, so the US can keep their chocolate to themselves.

As a Canadian, I’d much prefer chocolate from local chocolatiers, though European chocolates are also a delightful treat.

This is a little too relatable, and how I felt the first few times I made sushi 😅

Don’t forget that company does fuck all in advertising the small phone at a similar level as the “regular sized” phone

It also used to be commonplace to have a physical home button below the screen on a number of flagship devices, along with the camera being positioned separate from the screen.

I feel like that could bring us closer to a modern equivalent of 6” screens in the same body

Don’t forget the convenience charge, then there’s a booking fee, as well as payment processing fee to top it off

Not only that, but I believe Hitler got the concentration camp model from the Native American reservation setup that the US had setup when manifest destiny was in vogue Relevant article

Don’t forget those backups need to also be corrupted or otherwise unrecoverable as well

Even if there’s an administration dead-set on bringing back air safety standards and properly staffing ATC positions, it’ll take a while before they get back to what was previously in place

With what housing though?

If you think administrative waste is an issue with a single payer healthcare system, then imagine how much additional waste is created by having hospitals and clinics deal with multiple private insurers with their various plan coverages, exceptions, and deductibles.

There’s also the differing pre-approval requirements for the same procedure to be covered by different insurers, as well as appeal processes for denials.

Then there’s financing and collections for the people that have been treated without insurance. The hospitals and clinics still have to get reimbursed for their costs still, regardless of who’s paying.

While the public system may have its inefficiencies, a private system is rather inefficient and moderately expensive at the best of times.