

I’m a big fan of eating, so I’d stay. Unemployed would be awesome if I could maintain my family’s lifestyle during that time.
I’m a big fan of eating, so I’d stay. Unemployed would be awesome if I could maintain my family’s lifestyle during that time.
The guide seems to be aimed at attendees, rather than organizers and media. If someone is showing up to add their voice to the protest, then leaving their phone at home is an ideal way to minimize their footprint.
If you can, leave your phone at home
That’s it! There’s the answer!
Framework isn’t sharing any idea of pricing today, beyond that it will be “lower cost” compared to the Framework Laptop 13, which typically starts at around $750 for a DIY model with previous-gen chips or $1,100 for a prebuilt with the latest ones.
I really hope they can get the price low. I briefly looked at Framework in the fall, but I couldn’t justify the price.
It’s hard to know what to do.
I’m concerned about climate change. I spent 20 years not driving, buying locally, going to protests, organizing my local political party, avoiding flights, and trying to work for NGOs.
It kinda sucked. I missed out on things. I didn’t have much money. I spent time trying to figure out how to do the right thing. I didn’t have a car, so getting around sucked. My stuff sucked because I thrifted.
When I had kids, I went mainstream. I got a car. Started traveling on my vacations. Bought stuff new. Got a job with a corporation. Life is so much easier. The only thing I miss is volunteering.
I still vote my conscience, and try to buy sustainably, but I did my time. I’m done sacrificing my quality of life while assholes are living it up.
I thought we were all bots.
The basement dwellers aren’t honouring the agreement.