Yes

Yeah, even though many of his points are valid, he’s being a prick about the whole situation and making many things way harder for himself (and his employees) than they’d need to be IMO.

Not sure if their post was edited after your response, but they did say how.

I go on public transit with my cart

They are probably talking about something like this:

there’s primark’s clothing which is largely made in Ireland

What makes you think that? Only two of the 793 factories Primark sources its products from are in Ireland and only eight of them are in the EU. (Source)

because they lean on automation, not because of sweatshops

Just have a look at this or this.

You really shouldn’t use fabric softener for things intended to absorb and transfer moisture at some point anyway (So almost all laundry). It is terrible for the moisture wicking abilities of fabrics.

Also there’s another effect: If you go to Venice for example and order Spaghetti Carbonara there, you will get the inauthentic version tourists are used to, because the restaurant is going to try to appeal to the tourists preferences. Now you have Italian chefs making an inauthentic version of their original dish, which probably won’t be as good as the actual inauthentic version. (hope that makes sense lol)

That cup of coffee you make at home before you leave does not possess the same psychological comfort as the one you have at the end of your commute just before walking into the office.

I don’t see this point at all?

To me it provides way more comfort to take the time and enjoy a cup of of coffee at home.

I’d need to make a detour to get a way too expensive coffee that tastes worse and then I’d have to drink it while walking through the noisy city.

I see no benefits?

Why would you filter it?

Modern pizza originates in the US, so I don’t know why the fuck anyone would go to Italy and expect it to be better.

Because the authentic version of any cuisine is usually preferred over the americanised one by anyone who isn’t from the US.

That looks like a pretty good Neapolitan Pizza Margherita to me.

Are we seeing the same picture?

Does this explanation by ChatGPT make sense to you?

This comment seems to express a strongly negative opinion about Google. The writer is suggesting that Google’s services should not be included in any positive or useful lists. Instead, they believe that Google and its services should be on a “list of things to avoid,” implying that using Google is something people should avoid for some reason – likely due to concerns about privacy, data collection, or general distrust of the company.

Google

The only list any of their services should be included in is the list of things to avoid.

Perfectly readable with the Voyager App.

I stopped using it since they keep not updating the electron version they are using. It took them forever to update after electron 28 went EOL and they updated to a version that would go EOL about a week later, which they have been on ever since…

Edit: They just bumped to a supported version, but only in master. It’s still unknown when a release with a supported electron version is coming.