Where is this that the clock goes from 2 to 1? Here in Europe it always goes from 3 to 2 or from 2 to 3 when it goes in the other direction.

This is for 18+. For people under 18 it’s about half that IIRC.

Are they provided for free?

No.

We have to pay for ID in the US

Same here. An ID card is €80 and a passport is €88. Both are valid for 10 years.

and there is often a requirement for an address on paperwork

Here you simply go to the municipality where you are a registered resident and request it there. They already have your address on file since you are required to register your place of residence.

that makes it very difficult for the homeless to acquire an ID.

I just looked it up how this works here. If you aren’t a registered resident of any municipality there’s a couple of them that handle ID applications for people without residence. You have to prove your nationality but that can be as simple as showing a bank statement proving that you receive dutch social security (homeless people receive monthly social security payments)

my state mails IDs which I’m pretty sure it intended to make it difficult for homeless people to get one.

Then how do they make sure it ends up with the person who requested it? Here you have to pick them up in person specifically so they can make sure that the person on the ID is the same person who is receiving it.

No health insurance, never need to go to a doctor or hospital?

What if you’re ever asked for ID by the police?

Over here, technically you aren’t required to have or carry ID. You just have to be able to show ID when asked by law enforcement. Meaning they can’t simply stop people and ask for ID and fine you when you can’t show one, so not carrying an ID in itself isn’t an offense. It’s just that when they have a valid reason to ask for you ID and you can’t show one, you get a fine for not being able to show ID.

Even homeless people are required to have ID here.

Aren’t you required to have a government ID?

Here (.nl) you need an ID to access so many services that it’s basically impossible to function without one.

Want to rent or buy/sell a house -> ID

Want to go do a doctor -> ID

Mobile phone contract -> ID

Open a bank account -> ID

Get a loan -> ID

Take a driving exam -> ID

Collect a package from a parcel point -> ID

Buy alcohol, tobacco or weed -> ID

Hell, I had to show ID when getting food delivery because apparently there was a tiny amount of alcohol in the desert.

How does US society even function when people don’t have a government ID?

Phones like that exist, nobody’s buying them. It’s a very small niche because most people put their phone on a charger every night anyway so why walk around with a brick of a phone when it doesn’t provide any benefit.

Instead of going with one of those unknown (store?) brands do yourself a favour and get a Grohe.

That’s the problem with PHP. It’s quite easy to build something that works. It’s quite another to build something that works and is secure, scales well, is maintainable, etc. The thing is that ‘it works’ is something that people see immediately. Those other things they only get to experience when it’s too late.

This is compounded by the fact that because it’s so easy it attracts a lot of inexperienced developers who don’t even consider things like security. Add to that that the language is full of footguns.

That’s not to say it’s impossible to build good apps in PHP, but that is despite the language, not because of it. It takes experience, knowledge and discipline to write something secure and maintainable in PHP. Something a lot of PHP users don’t have.

The S in PHP stands for security.

It’s a modular system of a downdraft extractor and induction or gas hobs. Scroll down.

Mine has knobs. It’s fucking great. It’s a Bora professional 3.0

The deaths caused by COVID-19 were terrible, but the whole lockdown thing was awesome. One of the best periods of my life so far.

We should have a lockdown for a couple of months every few years just to give everyone some time to unwind and relax.

Mine has 4 large induction ‘burners’ that automatically adapt to the size of the pan. It also has physical knobs on the front of the cabinet so no touch-screen controls that suck and take up space, leaving more space for the burners. It’s frikkin awesome. I can fit 4 large pots on there no problem.

I used to have a 5 burner gas stove but you could only realistically fit 3 pots on there and that was if there was at least a small one so this is a huge upgrade.

They don’t “take jobs”, they save work.

Jobs are a means to an end, not a goal in itself. Jobs are not a good thing, they are a necessary evil. Things need to be done and someone needs to do them. Once we run out of stuff that needs doing, we don’t make up new work just to keep people busy. Do you think our hunter/gatherer ancestors sent out people to gather berries when they already had more than enough just so everyone could have a ‘job’? Of course not.

Our goal should be to eleminate all jobs, or at least as many as possible. Every job that is eliminated means more free time for humans to do things that actually matter.

You are confusing needing a job with needing an income. People need incomes, they don’t need jobs. You can hand people the income without creating meaningless work for them.

It’s like those stupid fundraisers where someone does a meaningless task in order to raise money. “I’m walking from the east coast to the west coast of the US to raise money for cancer research”. Why are people requiring you do something this pointless before donating? You gain nothing by requiring this. It makes no sense.

If you don’t know how to navigate Github then you are not the target audience for that specific program.

You’re wandering out of the walled garden into the jungle and then you complain there aren’t any neatly maintained trails.

macOS is practically a BSD though (XNU is a modified Mach microkernel with a BSD layer bolted on top of it)

Do your dishwashers not have different temperature programs? Tap water is generally set at 65ºC here. My dishwasher has a 45ºC program, a 50ºC program, etc. Depending on how dirty your dishes are you can use lower-temp program to save energy. They even make dishwasher pods specifically for lower temperatures. If it always takes in hot water it would need a way to cool it down.

Except most home outlets are rated at 16 Amps so at 110V only gives you 1760W of power, whole on a 230v outlet you can get 3680W.

• Run your faucet till hot water comes out, it makes it so the pre-rinse has more ability to soften crud on the surface of the dishes.

Why would this matter? Dishwashers aren’t connected to the hot water line.