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7mo ago
inSome crews race through jobs without a guide wire, claiming it's faster. I've seen the tangled messes it creates. Who's right here?
Come on, is it really that big of a deal every single time? Sure, a perfect line looks nice, but does hanging a shelf or running a simple cable actually need that level of precision? The time saved adds up, and a small mess behind a wall isn't the end of the world. Sometimes a job just needs to get done.
7mo ago
inBack when 'organic' was a farmer's promise, not a loophole-filled label
What would a real, no-loophole organic label even look like today?
7mo ago
inMy boss included my digital art in a company presentation.
Actually, it can feel pretty weird when your work gets used without much say. Sometimes it's more about saving cash than really appreciating people.
7mo ago
inNoticing more solar panels in my neighborhood, but the permit process is so slow it's frustrating
Actually, I see it the other way around. Those permits might be slow for a good cause, like safety checks and following building rules. Hurrying could mean skipped steps that cause real danger later on. I'd take a slow, correct job over a fast, risky one any day. Maybe the delay shows more people are going solar and the town is being careful. What's the worst that could happen if they sped things up too much?