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You can become a not-a-foreigner in many European countries if you are white and speak without an accent.

On the flipside, you can be classified as a foreigner even if you'd live your whole life in the country but aren't white.

Probably yes, but on a longer timeline. Humans don't need other mammals to survive.

Looks is an opinion but at least it ages better than most materials. Old leather belts or watchstraps look fine after many years of use.

Darwin contributed on a more global scale.

The judgement of history is always that those people needed to be killed, because winners write the history.

SMS isn't cross-platform and costs money.

Baader-Meinhof phenomenon https://science.howstuffworks.com/life/inside-the-mind/human...

The problem is that LinkedIn wanted to let some bots in (e.q. Google) but not competitor's.

Google doesn't _need_ to recognize this because it's objective isn't to show you the best result but just a good enough result to keep you using Google.

A search engine that only gives you the best result wouldn't even need the search results page. And that's where Google likes to sell ads.

I think Frondo is saying you should just change your example niche from Food trucks to something like barber shops that are small businesses with the same problems but usually directly benefit more from software and internet presence. A website with booking calendar is a clearer benefit than "just" web presence.

You certainly don't need caching for an interview test. And if you want to add tests, how many do you think such an app needs? One to check that data goes in and second that urls come out should be enough to know it works.

They use a static thumbnail image that is changed to a gif/webm when it loads.

Google doesn't officially tell that Chrome tracks you more than other browsers do, but an ex-Google employee has said that "Google definitely uses Chrome user data and can track every click within it". https://www.siliconbeachtraining.co.uk/blog/ex-google-employ...

It's a benefit that it's not owned by a company that collects your data to sells ads.

You can copy and maybe extend your texts from HN and Reddit and post them to your blog.

It's always good content

I use cash mainly for convenience at yard sales and crowded bars/events in Finland. There's not many situations you'd need cash if you live in a big city, even yard sale transactions can be made with mobilepay.

It's mostly older people using cash anymore.