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  • Question: what incentive is there?Answer: incentives! (But in plural)

  • That reminded me a thing that the dad of one friend used to do to entertain us.

    Knight Rider was big on TV, he used to tell us that his car instead of turbo boost it had ashtray turbo, then he proceeded to close the ashtray while stomping on the gas pedal. We went nuts.

  • What is the source? I'm not allowed to see it without an account.

  • They dumb down their shows because I'm on the phone and I'm on the phone because their shows are so dumb that I get bored.

    Soon they will reinvent the radio drama, but on TV with a story board or something.

  • When it is about to die, then I buy the best one I can find for less than 300€ in second hand or refurbished. It is easy to find 4 year old flagships.

  • I used to do it back then, as soon as I got home I turned the TV on. It was like having the radio on with the difference that you could watch it when you heard something interesting. I think I stopped doing it when started to appear more themed channels, so the regular channels had less variation in their programming.

  • Maybe using proton like if it was a game.

  • I can't tell yet

  • If one of the requirements is to run windows that leaves me out.

  • Hhahaha you put way too much effort in describing your examples and putting them in a nice presentation, that's why looks like an ad, hahaha.

    To look less like an advertisement you can explain better why you find these interesting and spend less time with the examples.

  • I wasn't talking of making them available or anything like that. I was referring to seeing the ratio of people that saw a post versus those that commented or something like that, my bet is that they make a ridiculously small percentage.

  • I think it's a combination of various things.First, those that have stronger opinions are those that are more probable to post and comment, so most of the milder opinions get muted because it is not worth the effort.Then you have to add the attention seekers and fear mongers.

    I'm sure it's not that many people compared to those that read whatever and moved on. It would be nice to see the analytics.

  • I'm 45 and never got that vaccine either, but there were still plenty of polio survivors with crooked legs around, I haven't seen one of those leg bracers in 30 years. People don't realise how commonplace they were.

  • Every time people talk about polio on the internet is about iron lungs, when I was a kid in the eighties it was rather common to see adults with leg deformities from polio. They were living reminders.

  • I used to make the same mistake. The problem with the question is that we barely know what are you asking, I have my suspicion of what it is about but I don't know how to answer.

  • What voices are you talking about? Stop trying to be extra concise and properly develop your question, please.

  • And is very important that any of that stuff makes any noise, except 10 hitting 16

  • You can start playing "was my first impression right?", then add or remove exclamation marks at the end of the tag.