> But reusable plastic food containers (Gladware, etc.) always come out sopping wet and I have to hand-dry them.
ime this is because plastics have lower thermal mass and hence cool out faster than the ceramic/glass/metal things. while the water evaporates from warm objects it then condenses at lower temperature surfaces.
> The whole cottage industry around work is a festering wound at this point.
and (we?) the internet natives are most prone to this assessment as growing up in a world of free ideas (foss) wrecks any connection between work and reward.
yea, but hiding behind the differences in meaning does also not help effective discussion.
i get where you're coming from, but also sympathize with the position of "if the compensation changes in value, the value of the compensation has changed"
maybe time to question this whole stock option thing for c-suite and just grant all employees a similar share of company performance
openwrt is surely lacking in many aspects, but all the points you brought forward also apply to the manufacturer firmware but those are even less user friendly and cannot be modified.
there are a lot of open and closed firmware projects building upon openwrt
ime this is because plastics have lower thermal mass and hence cool out faster than the ceramic/glass/metal things. while the water evaporates from warm objects it then condenses at lower temperature surfaces.