nik282000

Across all wages combined? What if you just look at people who make <100k?

Most people don't have the manual dexterity or mechanical intuition to get into trades. Millwrighting, welding, plumbing and electrician-ing all require a person who is clever enough to understand and repair equipment that they have only just seen. Most people have a hard time applying a screen protector for a phone they have owned for months.

Domestic manufacturing is where Canada/USA should be aiming to create jobs. All skill levels are required and automated facilities still need humans. The positions are a lot more varied now, with most tasks being those that would require expensive vision systems or minor problem solving. Domestic manufacturing might help with some of the bull shit global supply chain issues as well.

The sites are broken, FireFox doesn't break them. They make the choice to use non-standard features.

I run Deb testing, in the spring a change in Pipewire broke sleep/suspend for me, the upgrade came along with 100 other package upgrades. It took FOREVER to roll back just the right packages to the point where everything worked again, 0/10 would not recommend.

cries in apt

It was spelled out more clearly in the comics. They even trained human minds to do tasks that the machines could not/did not want to do.

So do I, it just hurts sometimes.

X86_64 It's an Acer H340, it originally ran windows home server starting in 2009 but I switched to Debian in 2016. It has run the entire 14 years less about a week of power outages.

I suspect that the wealthy spend more on EVERYTHING than the homeless.

/cries in Debian

Ya, he's a dad now.

Commuting, laundry, yard work, cooking/baking, dishes, shopping, pretty much any task that doesn't require talking or reading.