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Taking a away the phone during school hours is another band aid.

Practicality, there isn't a single solution that will stop the shootings, a dozen band aids is better than doing nothing. You can get rid of the phones, could invest that 150k into to the salary of a school therapist, pay teachers more so they aren't all depressed and overworked. Hire more teachers so classes aren't 30+, maybe they'd be able to focus on a kid for more than 3 minutes a day. In other words actually fund education.

But sense that none of that is likely to happen this decade,

I don't like the idea of taking away kids ability to call 911 in an emergency. This isn't 1980. Classroom phones are an option, but many have switched to voip and rely on some major internet service not being randomly down that day. Supposedly they'd work with 911 no matter what, but I wouldn't rely on that.

Could switch to dumb phone or set up parental controls to block internet access, and various apps, during school hours, while still allowing phone calls.

Yes, let's take away student's ability to call for help during a way too common American emergency event. What could go wrong?

So it looks like the source originally used that awful title misrepresenting the article it self. In other words the source needs to be blacklisted for spreading bullshit. Dose this community have a blacklist yet?

I know blacklisting sources is a steep slope to censorship, but at a certain point if the source feels they need to click bait people with tabloid headlines they are not worth our time.

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And here's why public archival is so important.

I would not be surprised if whatever person in charge of the archive, if there is/was one, has advocated for a 3-2-1 solution. But the hoops were too much to get through to have a fucking back up system beyond a relying on random storage company. That or it was someone who's been in the job sense they converted the tapes to digital and has just been coasting along uploading stuff for the past 20 years.

The meme is clearly saying the oven is at 450°C, which is 723.15K.

A handy site for glueing different materials.

https://thistothat.com/

Unfortunately, they don't a have flesh category.

Adding to that last one;

Are you an antique door knob or cheap one that will fail in 10 years?

"Junior level position, 5+years experience required!"

That $150 isn't going straight to the mechanic, they get a fraction of that. Rest goes to the support staff, keeping the lights on, and general profits.

Mechanics, especially at dealership, get what's called flat rate set by the how long manufactures expects a job to take.

For an oil changes, if the mfq estimates 30min, the mechanic gets paid for 30min regardless if the job takes 10 minutes or 2 hours. Guess what they're incentivized to do? Rush jobs and finding excuses to do shit that doesn't need to be done.

Need someone else's help with something? That person doesn't get paid for helping you out, so guess who doesn't want to help/train the new guys.

How about tools? Most mechanics are expected to supply their own tool, minus the big shop wide stuff, so most spend tens of thousands of dollars over the years.

I remember a job add on the radio "guaranteed 60 hours and work on saturdays".

Realistically I'd love "mandatory tips" to go away all together. People who are hired to a job, do their job and get paid by their employer. Anything on top is extra. Both the mechanic and baritsa should be paid proper wages from the start.

Hmm, that is true.

I always just pressed the shutdown button if I was putting it in a bag. If I was only moving from one place to another, then I wouldn't want it turn off for just closing it.