"Change always comes too late" (Star Trek - Picard iirc)
You need to account for digestion. Put your best efforts in, and provide the right situation for growth. Wait the appropriate amount of time, and then some.
Think, grandparents say profound shit that doesn't germinate with every grandchild until they're long gone and then some. Not everyone is a timely learner.
The way that Google and Apple approaches programming is a little obtuse and it never gets out of the way.
Without someone like Linus Torvalds rewriting a whole new approach to mobile phones we're all stuck with the majority offerings from lock-in corporations.
Then there's telcos and manufacturers who never get out of the way either. So, even if we run to changemakers like FDroid the desired compatibility is still limited by a cacophony of weird restrictions and unknown difficulties.
With mobile phones we need to start manufacturing with Open Source to get the compatible-mobiles industry up to standards first. It's not something that's happening because those guys are far too retired to come back to a new front for machine compatibles - it's 80s stuff.
Also, a non-java scheme would be a better way to go. Java development is all about using giant washing machines to spin out compilations from esoteric versions of fragile code. Having code that didn't break every year would be great too.
Having moved like 50 times, and lost a few households of things I want back I endorse this message.
Don't do decluttering because it's a fad if you're not the type of person it suits. I work with hundreds of tools and it turns out they are essential in the course of my regular projects. Decluttering is always an experience in stupidity for me.
That said, I don't tend to buy useless crap because I hate retail environments both online and offline. Scrap is my go to because material costs tend to exceed my budget.
Don't hate your scrap resources for no good reason! Hate it because it's low quality or something. Most things I clear are due to it being someone else's wheelhouse or requiring funds I don't normally have (at which point plans would change). Time in motion and other studies!
Isn't a fishing expedition equally unlawful?
Calm down Kanye, I'd argue that the kids have been yours the whole time.
Not knowing the law isn't an excuse before the law in most circumstances.
No, they are calibrated and have technicians that set them professionally.
I've always considered open government to be registered opinions in real time. People log an opinion, and if it's a majority opinion for that jurisdiction or electorate then the government must consider it as a bill to be reviewed.
These people always approach when you're obviously under a heavy burden.
There's always CEOs
Has anyone considered Putin might simply be a compulsive liar, but for some strange reason it's not recognised in Russia?