The concept works, but only when labor costs are extremely high. Right now, that seems to be only airports.

Not really. Colonization requires some administration from the colonizer.

The bigger danger is that it is American companies that operate a lot of the technological and financial backbone of the world. That market is going to disappear as other countries implement their own sovereignty measures.

That's typical of her relationships.

Unless I've got a lot of produce, I use self checkout. I don't like the human interaction.

I wish more places were like Uniqlo where you can toss everything into a bin and it reads the RFID tags instead of having to scan individual items.

At this point I can only blame my broken brain.

Lemmy karma is worthless compared to Reddit.

I feel like there has to be some laws regarding using a transporter as a replicator.

Nobody's perfect.

There was a major effort by the government to dismantle functional far left political groups. The vacuum has been filled by a lot of people who are suspiciously unable to build a big tent and craft messages like they are designed to split communities rather than engage in effective change.

The DSA and Working Families Party seem to be building an effective political strategy to get shit done, but a lot of other groups seem to just want to argue and protest.

It was good enough for George Jetson, it is good enough for them.

This is how you get Tom Rikers.