Have you been everywhere, or just at the "sights" and in major cities?My most memorable holiday was a 4 week hiking and camping trip all within 50 miles of my home.Visiting a friend's family in their tiny Eastern Polish village was a close second.Third would be traveling the length of Patagonia using only public transportation.The touristy trips to Thailand, the USA and the European capitals don't even make the top 10.
Worker productivity has increased by a factor of several thousand since before the industrial revolution.If the fruits of that productivity were spread equally, we could live in a society where no one is forced to work at all.Because for the small workforce needed, there are enough people who would work voluntarily for bonus wealth above the universal basic income, for recognition or as a hobby.Imagine a world where everyone can live a comfortable middle-class life without a job, and to become wealthy you'd have to volunteer as a plumber, elderly care worker or roofer.Currently, the majority of jobs doesn't even add any real world value, and people whose entire life is consumed by their job can't even afford to go to the doctor, own their home or buy healthy fresh food.
The only downside of Linux is that it isn't supported by some proprietary software people might need.If you already use open source software, what's the point in running Windows?
Honestly, Microsoft should just take the L, develop Windows 12 based on a Linux kernel, and re-write most of their stuff from scratch.After focusing on backwards-compatibility for 40 years, they're allowed a new start, to fix all the rotten code they inherited from the 1980's.
My landlady is Muslim. She was happy when I wished her a Merry Christmas, and also decorated her house for the holidays.It's not like it really has anything to do with Christianity nowadays.
You can find new content by asking for channel recommendations on lemmy.Fuck the algorithms, talk to real people. That's how it used to work.