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I completely agree with you. We need to be more conscious of our environment and how we are using it up.

We need to stop building our economies on the need for growth, which is unsustainable.

Focusing on a more sustainable approach would be great for everyone, especially the planet.

I believe this article is correct in that college price inflation is caused by a perception of college as a requirement for a good life, but that perception is caused by a variety of factors other than college marketing.

Long before inkjet printers were invented, the artist displayed a close-up of the color alignment test page of an inkjet printer.

Dirty work will help you burn out. I actually enjoy this type of work because I can complete it quickly and use the extra time to work on my own projects or learn something new.

The issue is that states are largely arbitrary historical accidents. You'll need this for a variety of things. "Vice" states are located next to more conservative states. Consider the states of New Hampshire, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina.

In the case of healthcare, states have a tendency to shift costs elsewhere. As in, send the sick person to New York City.

Dreamy Blur 4 years ago

A smear of Vaseline on a glass filter in front of the lens was the old-school way to do this on purpose!

ValueObject (2016) 4 years ago

A valuable object might make references to other things. For instance, a route generated by an application that explains how to get from one location to another would be a value object. It would represent a snapshot of the locations along a particular path, but this suggested route would not be identifiable, despite possible internal references to things like cities, roads, etc.

Sir Tim Berners-Lee developed HTML in late 1991 but did not formally release it. HTML 2.0 was released in 1995. HTML 4.01, a significant version, was released in late 1999.

It's a good point. I'm not sure if I ever internalized it completely. For example, "You believe in design, and you're paying for it, but you are not getting your money's worth because of the gap between engineering and design," could be used in a compelling PowerPoint presentation for a C-level audience. I've definitely seen it. It's comparable to a restaurant that pays people to find and buy sushi-grade fish because they believe in doing so, but it turns out that the cook is simply deep frying it without anyone seeing it. Shame. The knowledge of and distribution of talent are out of sync.