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- Comment on Chick-Fil-A staff in the rain. 10 months ago:
I absolutely agree with making more places pedestrian friendly, I just think a drive through makes too much sense to dismiss out of hand. Heck, I’m in favor of walk-up windows to better serve those of us who don’t want to go inside a restaurant even without kids.
- Comment on Chick-Fil-A staff in the rain. 10 months ago:
You’ve lived in Alaska for multiple winters and you aren’t worried about the problem with exposing small children to extreme cold?
- Comment on Chick-Fil-A staff in the rain. 10 months ago:
Tell me you live somewhere temperate without telling me where you live. Have you been to much of the US in the winter?
- Comment on Chick-Fil-A staff in the rain. 10 months ago:
I respect your perspective but as a parent, trust me, life is really freaking hard as it is. Making it harder is unconscionable.
- Comment on Chick-Fil-A staff in the rain. 10 months ago:
Try having small children; drive through a can be a lifesaver because you don’t need to unbuckle them, get their winter clothes on, get them into the restaurant, wait in line, order the food to go, then wait for the food, and then reverse the steps to get back into the car. It’s a giant PITA to just get some French fries, chicken tenders, and carrot sticks, let alone the drastically increased exposure to germs associated with a crowded restaurant. You may have heard, there’s a pretty bad wave of Covid, influenza, and RSV right now. Not sharing air with other people is a big part of staying healthy right now.
- Comment on Very powerful flashlight 10 months ago:
My opinion is that LEP lights are going to be brighter than anything LED very soon. Right now they’re on basically the first generation of LEP chips, but in a couple of years when engineers figure out the spot/flood distribution for LEP lenses combined with the natural efficiency and brightness gains that come with maturing light technologies…
Now, we just need to make it a rule that all flashlights need potting so they can survive being used in the real world.
- Comment on Are smart door locks more or less secure than traditional door locks? 1 year ago:
Have you seen the scrap prices for catalytic converters? Also, the best thieves of all time were the ones that stole the catalytic converters from the police vehicles in a certain major city. Other than taxes paying for their replacements, I’m not even mad, I’m impressed with their hubris.
- Comment on Are smart door locks more or less secure than traditional door locks? 1 year ago:
Firefighters train for exactly such scenarios and will happily go through a nearby wall. The cops struggle with armored doors, but the guys with axes don’t bother.