Sight as a service
Cherry
joined 1 year ago
So many categories. It all tastes average, is tiny and expensive. Cooking and eating with simpler ingredients and less processed stuff is actually quite freeing in a weird way.
Making soups has become a really fulfilling one of my cooking challenges I set myself. Tinkering with veg soup and getting slightly different variations each time has been a journey. Extra bonus is there’s always tons so there is always some in the freezer for days I cannot be bothered.
Omg agree. The quality of content is so low.
Low key relationship drama. Slow stories. Wacky but boring fiction.
All with uninspiring names and template style covers.
And to top it off they are made to be a drama, a comedy, a live story, with gritty darkness and an uplifting outlook in one. I’m calling it the identity crisis period.
Too many people just cannot accept these points and until they do there will only be a rise. Corruption and condescension by the rich and those who are supposed to represent will bring us all down.
In a world that feels depressing, the accomplishment of seeing you grew a onion or a straggly but pretty flower is quite fulfilling. you are right, presence and enjoyment are a therapy.
Agree. I once grew onions in bags...kinda by accident. I did nothing and they grew. That boosted my confidence. Radishes are pretty easy too. They both grew fast, with minimal care from me. Your location, your soil/climate etc also matters....its probs a good idea to look up what zone you are and pick the easiest growing thing. https://www.plantmaps.com/ if you dont know soil just grab a bag of cheap compost and a strong bag/recycled tub.
It does not have to be hard or a responsibility. Perfect is the enemy of the Good enough.
Yeh productivity is so clean after google and amazon etc. Is your interface not theirs.
You may want to look at the aviation regulators in Japan. There is likely to be advice there.
When your family are all there it makes a tough decision. Plus house prices and poverty put you at a disadvantage moving to somewhere more prosperous.
I have no qualms paying for products. I try make the right choices but bit by bit it becomes impossible as the tech around us becomes more authoritative, more greedy, more invasive, more enshitified, less fair.
Streaming is a great example. Nearly all of them don’t treat staff well, they use profits to lobby or abuse their positions. I am happy to pay for content. I am not happy to pay to perpetuate bad behavior. Hence I’d like have an offline collection…but if I simply can’t buy it…then it becomes a service problem.
Quality yeh mid teens.
Peaked on what people will pay for unfortunately I do not think we have met that yet. Too many people still buying or supporting bad products.