You may want to learn the name of the ruling party of Germany 100 years ago and see what a party names itself and what ideals it presents are such a perfect match.

(Nathaniel)

Thank you for fixing the piece. The use of bare surnames with no honorific or given name is a terrible thing.

They’ll still be nurnberged afterward.

It’s hard to go sarcastically with a comment so blatantly stupid when so many people appear to believe it already.

The yellow vs green circle is what I’ve chosen to sell my time for. It’s a choice.

The taxes portion is also a choice, but I only get to choose whether and how much to fund schools and hospitals and accessible healthcare on a 5 year ticket.

I’m only glad that the bundle i pick that goes status-quo on healthcare and schools is also the one that doesn’t hate brown people or women AND has a chance of getting to run the show.

Sorry, I forgot what we were talking about. How does anarchy fund accessible healthcare again?

Now do the three shells, am I right? ;-)

Maybe eliminate political parties?

So, direct government like the Swiss ? (Ie it’s totally possible)

If it’s constant that staff rotates out for medical, then you really need to bump (increase) staff. That’s capacity planning 101

Now do Canada!

I’m of two minds.

• shitty bungalows are what is killing infrastructure costs and perpetuating urban sprawl. We have a generous home in a hyper-dense housing area and - thanks to triple paned windows and concrete - no claustrophobia.

• tiny homes for people returning from homelessness may be a good idea. The unfair concerns are mitigated by very repairable units separated from neighbours.

We need to keep these as transitional housing, though, and a feeder into a “starter” unit in proper dense mixed-use: every block (hectare) taken for tiny homes is 3 million cubic meters of space taken from a land budget we’re already overdrawn on.

It was awful and rarely worked.

You may have confused it with Lync, the product derived from MSCommunicator and renamed Skype4biz.

Regular skype was awesome; less so after MS swapped P2P for C2S but meh. Still better than teams, which, ironically, is where skype4biz went.

Untrue. I regretted its death, Teams and Zoom aren’t as simple and clear.

And my client still works. I conversed with a teams contact at 5:39 today.
Copilot isn’t working, though:

Nope. You may have them confused.

skype was never good.

I used it daily. 100% usable. Nothing came close; really. And I used pidgin to consolidate remote YIM, ICQ, AOL, MSN and Jabber contacts.

Skype was good until the last hour I could use it.

Are you confusing it with skype4biz? Two different things. Go learn.

Anyway, yeah. It was highly-usable and very consistently good.

5-digit ID.

“AFK, Bio

This is all you needed to type. Kids are too lazy to type the rest.

I’ve never heard it in a business environment. Even as a IT engineer.

My friend manages a team of engineers and TAMs for massive companies that do stuff like make airplanes and manage phone networks and you know the names. They specifically produce a toolsuite and rent out pro-serv nerds to go to mammoth DCs and show people where they fucked up their cabling and double the throughput. Like, SO nerdy.

‘bio break’ is used a few times a day.

Bio break.

My friend uses that all the time.

It means a pee break, a tea break, sometimes a ‘walk rover’ break. When meetings cross that 44-min mark, it’s break time.

When did ‘ask’ become a noun?

The question is more ‘where’. Be sure to tease whomever about the car lot they obviously worked at.