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Oh, right. I figure I'll upgrade at the beginning of October. I just built a new system capable of running Win11 last fall.

I said I was going to upgrade when Microsoft stops security updates for Win 10, so I'm not sure what you mean.

I'd guess many people probably can't upgrade due to the Windows 11 hardware requirements, and the rest probably don't want to because Windows 10 is fine and Windows 11 has a reputation for a lot of bullshit. Personally I'll upgrade when I'm forced to due to lack of security updates.

Really depends on the part of town. It definitely wasn't built with pedestrian or bicycle access in mind when Denver expanded in the 60s-80s, but no city in the US was back then, really. If you're in a dense area like Cap Hill, it's great. Overall Denver is set up the same as most western cities, like LA, Phoenix, Albuquerque, but for the most part is better than those. If you want something really horrible try suburbs of Houston where they don't even have sidewalks.

I’d like for where I lived in Denver to be simply walkable. Or safely bikable. I was living in a pretty urban area in SW Denver proper and my car was lost to a collision, so I started walking everywhere. Great area for that, theoretically - I was surrounded by Asian and Central American markets, convenience stores, liquor stores, dispensaries, local restaurants, all within about a mile. However, the major roads nearby were stroads. Crossing at crosswalks was much more dangerous than just wiring for cars to disperse and running across in the middle of the block.

Worse though, I was near a kinda fun hipster shopping and bar area, but there was this horrific freeway/highway/stroad exchange where you had to go across something like 6 roads and exit ramps. It was the most pedestrian unfriendly thing I’d ever seen, and coincidentally it divided a more affluent white section of town from the Hispanic area.

I have been really skeptical of this lady ever since she did that bullshit story about inflation, featuring a family who supposedly couldn’t make ends meet because of the price of milk, and how it was somehow Biden’s fault. It turned out the family had 9 kids, most of them were over 18, and they bought 12 gallons of milk a week. The mother claimed milk had been $1.99 (not true) and became $2.79. So supposedly this family was tanked by an extra $38 a month. In light of the inflation we’ve experienced lately, oh.

Disconnected from real life? Well that explains some things.

“Saved”. I saved money by not replacing the roof on my house and just letting it leak. Saved big money by never changing the oil on my car or paying for insurance, too. Am I as smart as Elron and danald tramp yet?

Lemmy went well for a couple months and then started posting low effort shit. Now Lemmy tops twinks.

Of course… the people who own commercial real estate or loans connected to it want to prop up the market for such buildings, and everyone and everything else can take a hike.

Dimon pointed out that employees do not concentrate fully when they take part in online Zoom meetings

“Pointed out” is a rather biased way to say “claimed”.

Unfortunately I didn't have a desktop/notebook for about 5 years, so I couldn't do that by my normal means. I guess I could have done screen recording while watching it.

I assume they already did as soon as Trump took office.