You can watch both barter and currency develop in groups of children almost spontaneously.

I foresee a bunch of cheap but relatively sturdy wall mounts for the desktop version.

The noise is useless, however, I've been "within a foot" of the keys for 5+ minutes trying to find them - often the best is to have one person start moving things whilst the other watches the phone and screams when it says "it's moving".

How something comes to be is distinct from how it is used.

slopreneurs are the issue

We're gettin' old, xxs. Waves cane and yells "Get off my LLM!"

That was in regards of not trying to fly when conditions were marginal, but it applies to much more.

Either you're a helpless waif buffered by the storms of this world, or you're in charge of at least something - picking the first results in reddit-tier apathy and despair.

The second may not cause much immediate change, but at least you'll feel better about it.

I asked them to do a thing, but didn't intend the obvious consequences* so it's not my fault they occurred.

And then get on a horse and ride ten miles and you'll realize why you don't necessarily really want to do that.

Technically DOS could have had "backspace" (delete the character BEFORE the cursor), "delete" (delete the character on/under the cursor), and "forward delete" (delete the next character AFTER the cursor).

You see it time and time again.

200 years ago almost everyone lived probably within 30 miles of their great-great grandfather. Now it's probably less than 5% (would be interesting to know).