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Yes, but if I was looking to make a fake identity, I would steal a real one and fudge something like the SSN plus or minus one on a random digit. Then you can blame the mismatch on their people making a typo, and they would be less likely to look closer at my forged SSN card/Passport/Drivers License.

> Except conventions derive their value from the proportion of people using it.

False; see US vs ISO date formatting.

Of course it's none, so our already failing infrastructure can continue to decline.

I love the Song of the Day podcast from them. Highlights so many good artists.

99% Invisible found out that Mazda has a bug in their radio that cannot parse special characters. See their article here: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-roman-mars-mazda-...

I'd like to expand on your last point. I was trying to sit down and dedicate whole hours to certain things, but I found that it just burned out my attention even faster, and then I could only do two, three hours max before I had to take a break, which of course spirals into a two or three hour break before you realize. This lead me to work more on a pomodoro schedule, where I dedicate 20-40 minutes to one thing, and one thing only. Then I have a three to five minute break, then I start on the next thing. If I don't know what to work on next, then the next work block is to figure out the next couple work blocks. I can work this schedule for about four or five hours, which is enough time to get to lunch, or to take a longer break.

Go to your nearest grocery, hardware, or department store, head to the back on the day that a truck comes, and look around. Just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean it exists. You fell into the argument from ignorance fallacy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_ignorance

I could assume that they would have those amenities also, but we have no way of knowing, and isn't that a concern in and of itself? In the article linked below, the artist renderings look more like an open concept market place like a mall or Boston Public Market. Fine spaces to eat, shop, and socialize, but not so good for study. https://www.news.ucsb.edu/2021/020361/absolutely-stunning

I just backed your project because of this video. I can't wait to get my hands on it and give it a try.