Huh, I tried the demo last month and it looked very far from being ready; I wonder if it was outdated.

Opinionated software.

I’ve never enjoyed anything at all in my life.

I rarely go farther from my home than I can go in a few minutes in my bycicle, so I never felt the need for a car. But once every few months I would need to go somewhere that is two hours away by bus, often with inconvenient bus timings (like either 6am or noon) - so I sometimes take an Uber instead.

When people her about me taking an Uber for such a “long” trip they call me insane, say that I’m wasting money and I should just get a car and those trips would be much cheaper. They never consider all the other costs involved in owning a car.

But then after a while people in my town started giving up on Uber and it became hard to find a driver whenever I might need one, so I finally got a driving license and bought myself a bike. People now were like “you’ll see how it changes you, you’ll use it for everything, you’ll go out a lot more often and to everywhere with it”. By the time I had a trip to make it was no longer turning on due to being stuck in a garage for so long. The counter showed less than 20 kilometers when I sold it.

So I guess it’ll probably block screenshots too?

If you use computers enough, from time to time you’ll run into things that make you think “I wish there was a better/easier/faster way to do this”. Then if you know how to program, you can just create a tool to do it for you.

For example, I once made a small calculator app that allowed math on time values instead of basic numbers, so if I did 47*2 it would show 01:34 instead of 94. Some other time I worked some place that played background music all over the building, but something as simple as skipping the current music required going through 4-5 screens in some internal software, so I made a tool that went through those screens for me with a single button click.

Thank you. With everybody giving me serious replies I was starting to think I had mixed up different diseases.

I don’t remember ever seeing anything increase the risk of Alzheimer

I’ve never used drugs, but I wouldn’t work for a place who would ask about it.

There is no customer involved.

1. They place an order and pay for it
2. They force the order to be assigned to one of the drivers
3. Driver claims the order is delivered
4. Doordash pays the driver
5. They overwrite the data so that it goes back to step by 2.
6. They “deliver” and get paid for the same order hundreds of times.

Books were probably red, but it takes a while to identify something like this.